Stay informed about government news and updates in San Antonio, TX.
The City of San Antonio has announced its Thanksgiving holiday schedule, stating that City Hall and most municipal offices will be closed on November 28 and 29, 2024. Essential public safety and emergency services will remain operational during these dates. Residents are encouraged to plan accordingly for any city services they may need.
The City of San Antonio provides essential safety tips for residents preparing for Thanksgiving, encouraging safe travel and gatherings. The article emphasizes the importance of planning ahead to ensure a joyful and secure holiday experience, particularly amid the bustling travel season.
District 10 Councilmember's support for the proposed Sports and Entertainment District in San Antonio highlights the city's commitment to fostering local development. The initiative aims to enhance community engagement while emphasizing responsible implementation in the region.
San Antonio has launched the new Robinette Community & Senior Center, marking the city's twelfth comprehensive senior facility. This center aims to enhance services for the city's senior population, providing them with essential resources and a community space for engagement and support.
San Antonio ISD has proposed stringent terms that could potentially halt the development of the San Antonio Missions baseball stadium project. In exchange for the land needed for the project, the district is demanding the construction of 1,250 affordable housing units and a $45 million building. This bold move highlights the intersection of education, housing, and urban development in the region.
San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg has appointed Baltazar “Buddy” Vargas as the new City Auditor, following the retirement of Kevin Barthold. Vargas brings a wealth of experience to the role, which is crucial for overseeing the city's financial integrity and accountability.
The City of San Antonio has announced that City Hall and most municipal offices will be closed on Monday, November 11, 2024, in observance of Veteran’s Day. This closure will affect various city services, ensuring that residents are informed about changes in operations on this significant holiday.
San Antonio's Mayor and City Council have unanimously approved a $3.96 billion budget for Fiscal Year 2025, focusing on key community services and efficiency. The budget addresses rising service costs while prioritizing public safety, homelessness, and infrastructure improvements.
Councilmember Melissa Cabello Havrda advocates for energy affordability and infrastructure resilience in San Antonio. The initiative aims to support local residents by addressing critical energy issues and enhancing overall community well-being.
Councilmember Whyte has voted in favor of an amended Small Business Economic Development Advocacy (SBEDA) Ordinance, which aims to enhance support for local businesses in San Antonio. This decision reflects a commitment to fostering economic growth and development within the region.