The City of Ingram

Our History

The City of Ingram is located between Kerrville and Hunt, nestled between the rolling hills of the Texas Hill Country and along the banks of the Guadalupe River. The city was founded in 1879 by J.C.W. Ingram, who purchased 6 acres from Mr. Abner Morris and opened a store and post office. After a 1932 flood, many businesses relocated to higher ground, including J.J. Maxwell’s flagstone-built drugstore — giving the town its nickname, “Rock Town.”

City Council

The City of Ingram is proud to present our Mayor and City Council Members. Regular meetings are held once a month on the third Monday at 6:00 PM. If you have questions, please call our office at (830) 367-5115. See the dedicated City Council page for member photos, emails, and term dates.

Name	Role	Email
Claud Jordan	Mayor	Mayor@ingramtx.gov
Rocky Hawkins	Mayor Pro Tem	rhawkins@ingramtx.gov
Ray Howard	Council Member	rhoward@ingramtx.gov
Robert Kimbrough	Council Member	rkimbrough@ingramtx.gov
Christopher McLachlan	Council Member	cmclachlan@ingramtx.gov
Brandon Dechert	Council Member	bdechert@ingramtx.gov

City Staff

Position	Name	Extension
City Secretary	Jacqueline Grubb	227
Assistant City Secretary	Melissa Wagner	236
Office Coordinator (Cash Receipts)	Irene Alcorta	230
Accounts Payable / Finance	Kimberly Barker	235
Operations Coordinator	Brenda Griggs	221
Municipal Court Clerk	Kaylynn Young	237

Police Department

Dustin Breshears serves as Chief of Police. For emergencies, always dial 911. For non-emergency questions, contact City Hall at (830) 367-2636 ext 0 to reach the Ingram Police Department. Full contact details live on the dedicated Police Department page.