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Bexar County · week of August 29, 2026
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Watch this moment →The STAR program provides 24/7 support for domestic violence survivors. With city funding cut, the county is deciding how much to invest to keep this vital safety net alive.
What it means: The county is looking at a $472,000 request to maintain a reduced but functional version of the program.
Raised 2 times this week
Follow this issue →Residents raised concerns about mail-in ballots, the growing 'suspense' list of voters, and poll worker training. They are asking for more transparency and better communication from the elections office.
What it means: Voters who rely on clear and efficient election processes.
Follow this issue →The Deputy Sheriff's Association is frustrated by the lack of pay raises during contract negotiations. They are calling for public safety to be a top priority.
What it means: County employees seeking competitive compensation.
Follow this issue →The Deputy Sheriff's Association is frustrated by the lack of pay raises during contract negotiations. They are calling for public safety to be a top priority.
What it means: County employees seeking competitive compensation.
Follow this issue →The Deputy Sheriff's Association is frustrated by the lack of pay raises during contract negotiations. They are calling for public safety to be a top priority.
What it means: County employees seeking competitive compensation.
Follow this issue →Bibliotech's digital navigators help seniors and those with limited mobility access essential online services. The court is debating whether to keep these roles full-time.
What it means: The request is for $273,000 to keep six full-time navigators, while the budget office suggests $45,000 for two part-time roles.
Follow this issue →The STAR program provides 24/7 support for domestic violence survivors. With city funding cut, the county is deciding how much to invest to keep this vital safety net alive.
What it means: The county is looking at a $472,000 request to maintain a reduced but functional version of the program.
Follow this issue →City Council · Tuesday, September 15
Newly scheduled — no agenda published yet.
Check back here →Published by OpenTexas. 2 meetings covered.