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Leon Creek Greenway Project

Summary

An update was provided on the Leon Creek Greenway project, focusing on the section between I-35 and Highway 16. This project aims to expand and improve recreational access and ecological preservation along the creek.

At a glance

Total mentions
13
Last 30 days
0

Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Aug 26, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

The project involves ongoing capital investment in city trail infrastructure.

✅Who benefits

Local residents and outdoor enthusiasts who use the greenway for recreation and transit.

Mentions & discussions (13)

MeetingAug 26, 2026

Linear Creekway Parks Advisory Board Meeting - Aug 25, 2026

The city is working on extending the trail system between the Medina River Natural Area and Lone Star Pass. This project is key to connecting more neighborhoods to our greenway network.

MeetingJul 1, 2026

Linear Creekway Parks Advisory Board Meeting - Jun 30, 2026

The board is reviewing ongoing development projects and natural area management. These efforts are vital for maintaining the city's green spaces and recreational trails.

MeetingApr 29, 2026

Linear Creekway Parks Advisory Board Meeting - Apr 28, 2026

An update was provided on the Leon Creek Greenway project, focusing on the section between I-35 and Highway 16. This project aims to expand and improve recreational access and ecological preservation along the creek.

MeetingApr 2, 2026approved

City Council A Session - Apr 2, 2026

The city is investing in critical infrastructure projects, including drainage systems and sidewalks, to improve safety and functionality across neighborhoods.

MeetingMar 30, 2026

Parks and Recreation Board Meeting - Mar 30, 2026

This initiative focuses on improving and expanding the park system along the city's creeks. It aims to create more accessible and enhanced green spaces for residents to enjoy.

MeetingMar 25, 2026

Linear Creekway Parks Advisory Board Meeting - Mar 24, 2026

The board discussed updates and reports on the city's program to develop and improve linear creekway parks. This program is key to enhancing recreational spaces and natural areas for residents.

MeetingMar 19, 2026approved

City Council A Session - Mar 19, 2026

A new section of the Maverick Creek Greenway trail is being constructed to improve connectivity and access to recreational spaces.

MeetingFeb 25, 2026

Linear Creekway Parks Advisory Board Meeting - Feb 24, 2026

The board received updates on the ongoing development of San Antonio's linear creekway parks. These projects aim to improve recreational spaces and natural areas along the city's waterways.

MeetingFeb 12, 2026approved

City Council A Session - Feb 12, 2026

The city is investing in a strategic plan to enhance the River Walk, focusing on accessibility, safety, and user experience.

MeetingFeb 5, 2026approved

City Council A Session - Feb 5, 2026

The council approved contracts for significant road and street improvements, including a major project on Babcock Road funded by the 2022 bond program. These projects aim to enhance transportation and safety in growing areas.

MeetingFeb 2, 2026

Community Health Committee - Feb 2, 2026

The Howard W. Peak Greenway Trails System is an ongoing project to create a city-wide network of trails. The committee received an update on its progress, funding, and future development, highlighting its importance for recreation and public health.

MeetingJan 28, 2026discussed

Linear Creekway Parks Advisory Board Meeting - Jan 27, 2026

The board reviewed survey results about how people use and feel about the city's greenway trails. This information is key to planning future improvements and ensuring the trails meet community needs.

MeetingJan 26, 2026

CANCELED - Community Health Committee - Jan 26, 2026

The committee was scheduled to discuss the ongoing development and maintenance of the city's extensive trail network.

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