Kendall County Community Guide | Why Choose This Hill Country Community
Kendall County is a Hill Country region with real substance. It’s growing. Its schools rank among the best in the San Antonio area. Its economy is diverse and stable. It’s safe. And it’s authentic, meaning the growth hasn’t erased the character that made it matter. If you’re considering this part of Texas, here’s what the community actually offers.
Population and Growth
Kendall County’s estimated 2025 population is 53,162 with an annual growth rate of 2.57%. That’s genuine growth, but not runaway development. The county remains manageable while expanding steadily.
Kendall County, along with Hays and Comal, was listed among the nation’s 10 fastest-growing large counties. Growth is coordinated and intentional, not chaotic.
Boerne Independent Schools: Six A Ratings
The Boerne Independent School District has earned six consecutive A ratings, ranking second among San Antonio area districts. That’s not accidental. That’s the result of consistent excellence, community investment, and family-first focus.
The district serves 10,910 students with a 99% graduation rate and 95% college/career/military readiness rate. Those numbers reflect what schools are actually supposed to do: Prepare young people for success.
Safety and Community Character
Kendall County has violent crime rates 58.7% lower and total crime rates 33.2% lower than national averages. That makes it 30% safer than other U.S. cities. Safety is real here. It’s not advertised. It’s lived.
The character of Kendall County comes from its community focus. The Hill Country Mile matters. Market Days matter. Dickens on Main matters. These events define a community’s values. Boerne’s values are about togetherness and inclusion.
The Economy: Diverse and Stable
Kendall County’s economy is built on multiple sectors, not dependency on a single industry. Construction employs 2,609. Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services employ 2,473. Health Care and Social Assistance employ 2,463. That diversity provides stability.
Of those employed, 77% work for private companies, 14% hold government positions, and 9% are self-employed. The self-employment number reflects entrepreneurial spirit. Small business thrives here.
Economic Opportunity and Stability
The county demonstrates economic opportunity and stability. People work here. People earn here. People build here.
Education
Education is valued in Kendall County. It shows in the schools and in the community’s commitment to learning.
Recreation and Outdoor Access
Kendall County offers what the Hill Country offers: Caves. Hiking trails. Rivers. Outdoor access is part of the lifestyle. Cibolo Center for Conservation. Herff Farm. Natural spaces that matter to families and outdoor enthusiasts.
Why Kendall County Matters
Kendall County is growing, but the growth is balanced. Schools are excellent, but real. The economy is stable, but entrepreneurial. Safety is genuine, but earned. The community is strong without being insular.
This is where people choose to live when they want access to San Antonio but also want Hill Country character. Where schools matter. Where community events define the year. Where your vehicle needs are met by a dealership that’s genuinely part of the fabric.
INFINITI of Boerne in Kendall County
We’re at 32275 Interstate 10, Boerne, TX 78006. We’re the first INFINITI Dealer of Excellence in Texas. We service vehicles from across Kendall County and beyond. We’re here because this community matters. Call us at (210) 477-1775 to learn why INFINITI is the right choice for Kendall County drivers.
FAQ
What is the population of Kendall County?
Estimated 2025 population is 53,162 with a 2.57% annual growth rate. The county is among the nation’s fastest-growing large counties.
Are Boerne schools highly rated?
Yes. Boerne ISD has six consecutive A ratings, ranking #2 among San Antonio districts. 99% graduation rate, 95% college/career/military readiness.
Is Kendall County safe?
Yes. Violent crime rates 58.7% lower and total crime 33.2% lower than national averages. 30% safer than other U.S. cities.
What is the Kendall County economy like?
Diverse and stable. Top sectors: Construction, Professional/Technical Services, Health Care. 77% private sector, 14% government, 9% self-employed.
Is Kendall County growing?
Yes. Annual growth rate is 2.57%. Listed among nation’s 10 fastest-growing large counties alongside Hays and Comal.