San Antonio has secured $7 million in grants to enhance local street projects and the San Antonio International Airport, marking a significant investment in community safety and infrastructure. The funding is part of the Vision Zero Plan, which aims to eradicate traffic deaths and promote safer transportation systems. A notable component is the $520,000 allocated to the Quick Builds for Safe Communities program, which will facilitate low-cost roadway improvements. U. S.

Congressman Joaquin Castro praised the ongoing efforts to build a safer transportation network and the success of the Vision Zero Action Plan over the past eight years. In addition, a $1. 5 million grant from the FAA will support the Airfield Safety Enhancement and Improvements Program, focusing on operational safety and efficiency. This project includes developing a preliminary engineering report to identify necessary improvements. Furthermore, a $5 million FAA grant will assist in relocating parking for a future terminal at the airport, showcasing the city’s strategic planning for growth.

These grants reflect a multi-year strategy to secure federal funding for local priorities, demonstrating San Antonio’s commitment to enhancing community infrastructure and safety.