Driver killed in Boerne crash identified; I-10 reopens after repairs

BOERNE, TX – One person was killed early Monday morning after a single-vehicle crash on Interstate 10 in Boerne.

The deceased driver has been identified as Christopher Ullman, 63 of San Antonio.

According to a city spokesperson, Ullman lost control of his white Subaru during heavy rain just before 8:30 a.m. in the Westbound lanes of I-10 near Ranger Creek Road.

Paramedics with the Kendall County Emergency Medical Services were unable to resuscitate him.

The crash caused significant damage to the guardrail and the interstate remained closed for about seven hours after the crash as crews with the Texas Department of Transportation assessed the damage and made repairs.

The main lanes of I-10 were reopened at about 3:30 p.m. on Monday.

This is Boerne’s third traffic fatality this year, a city spokesperson said.

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