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San Antonio’s streets and public buildings are still a major headache for residents with disabilities, making simple tasks like getting to work or the store a daily struggle. Local advocates are pushing for better infrastructure and smarter policies to finally make the city accessible for everyone.
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Upgrading sidewalks and public facilities will require a significant upfront investment, but it could boost the local economy by making the city more inclusive for all workers and shoppers.
Residents with physical or sensory disabilities will gain the independence and safety they’ve been missing in their own neighborhoods.
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