FY 2027 City Budget

Commented on the budget process, noting the challenges of funding city services without unnecessary cuts.

Spoke on behalf of UP Partnership about protecting investments in youth, families, and education.

Spoke on behalf of COPS Metro, framing the budget as a moral issue and supporting the proposed tax increase to protect vulnerable residents.

Argued that the city should invest in its people and supported the modest tax increase to avoid harming the most vulnerable.

Expressed opposition to the property tax increase on behalf of residents living on fixed incomes.

Urged the council to focus on basic public safety and oppose tax increases that burden renters and homeowners.

Spoke for Americans for Prosperity urging the council to find internal savings instead of raising taxes.

Criticized city spending on cultural arts and climate programs, opposing tax and fee increases.

Asked the council to consider the financial struggles of seniors and families before raising taxes.

Requested rejection of the property tax increase, arguing that the city should cut spending instead.

Asked the council to keep San Antonio affordable and vote against the property tax hike.

Spoke on behalf of Americans for Prosperity against the property tax increase and its impact on renters and homeowners.

Advocated for protecting San Antonio's cultural brand while streamlining internal operations.

Emphasized equity in budget decisions and expressed concern over service cuts in historically disinvested neighborhoods.