Topics getting the most attention in Bexar County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
13 issues with high priority
The Medical Center is finally getting a much-needed green space, thanks to a mix of city bonds and private cash. It’s a big win for locals who have been stuck in a concrete jungle and need a place to actually get outside.
Bexar County’s Precinct 3 Constable is pulling out of a federal immigration enforcement program following intense pressure from local activists and county officials. This move marks a significant shift in how the county handles federal cooperation on immigration issues.
Your water bill is likely headed up, but city council is trying to negotiate a smaller hike than what SAWS initially requested. They’re currently weighing this against other big-ticket items like police funding and property taxes before the final vote on June 18.
Bexar County is considering a new mandatory emissions testing program for all vehicles. If approved, you'll have to get your car checked annually, adding another chore and potential fee to your yearly registration process.
It’s time to hit the polls for the May 2 municipal elections, where local city council and school board seats are up for grabs. Your vote directly shapes how your neighborhood is run and how your local schools operate.
Bexar County is officially under a state disaster declaration due to the winter weather, which is basically a green light for extra state cash and support. Expect some changes to how local services run while the city manages the emergency response.
Bexar County's latest election results are in, and while some county measures passed, local school funding initiatives hit a wall. This means your property tax dollars are staying put for now, but schools might have to tighten their belts on new projects.
Bexar County voters are deciding on two key ballot propositions that could change local governance and funding. It’s worth checking the details now so you aren't caught off guard when you get to the voting booth.
Bexar County is trying to cap the number of public records requests you can file, claiming a few 'super-users' are slowing everything down. If this passes, it’ll be a lot tougher for regular people to keep tabs on how the city is actually spending our tax money.
Bexar County’s emergency housing safety net is failing families, leaving them stuck in a bureaucratic maze while facing immediate eviction. It’s a clear sign that our current support systems aren't actually reaching the people who need them most.
Election Day is hitting Bexar County on November 4th, and it’s time to get your game plan ready. This guide covers the essentials so you can show up informed and make your vote count for local leadership.
The county is implementing a new policy to ensure that staff use AI tools safely. This is to prevent sensitive county data from being leaked to public AI platforms.
The Magik Theater just reopened after a $2.2 million facelift funded by city bonds. The historic spot now features comfier seats and much-needed accessibility upgrades for all visitors.