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Bexar County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Bexar County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
San Antonio is still dragging its feet on major flood control projects a year after the deadly Perrin Beitel floods. While we're getting some new warning tech, the actual infrastructure fixes promised to keep neighborhoods dry are still stuck in bureaucratic limbo.
The county is balancing a $2.8 billion budget while facing the loss of federal pandemic-era funding and rising costs for public safety and healthcare.
The court created a new in-house legal office by transferring positions from the District Attorney's civil division, sparking sharp debate over legal authority and potential litigation.
San Antonio is planning to cut expensive police helicopter flights by swapping in drones that can zoom out to emergencies first. It's a tech upgrade aimed at modernizing public safety while hopefully saving some cash.
Judson ISD is hitting the brakes on employee raises to plug a massive $35 million budget gap. They’re hoping these tough cuts will show voters they’re serious enough to earn a 'yes' vote on a tax hike later this year.
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.
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.
A man was recently arrested for making threats against city staff and local libraries, sparking a real conversation about how we keep our public workers and shared spaces safe. It’s a wake-up call for the city to tighten up security protocols in places we all use every day.
Early voting for the March primary is right around the corner, so make sure you check your local polling spots now to avoid the inevitable election day rush. Taking a few minutes to plan ahead will save you from standing in long lines later.
Bexar County Judge-elect Peter Sakai is officially building his inner circle by naming a new chief of staff. This hire is a big deal because it sets the tone for how the county office will handle local policy and operations under his new administration.
The city is dropping $2.3 million to replace the Alamodome’s aging scoreboards. It’s a proactive move to avoid tech failures before the NCAA volleyball championships roll into town.