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San Antonio · issues
Topics getting the most attention in San Antonio public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The committee is reviewing its operating rules (bylaws) and will elect new leaders. This ensures the committee can function effectively and represent the community's needs regarding disability access.
The commission is reviewing proposed changes to its own operating rules, or bylaws. This could affect how the commission functions internally.
The committee reviewed past minutes, discussed the roles of non-voting members, and planned future presentations and a panel discussion. This ensures the committee functions effectively and plans its agenda.
The board recognizes the need to establish formal internal governance, including drafting bylaws and setting best practices for press releases.
The commission is establishing its leadership structure and understanding its responsibilities. This will set the tone for how it addresses transportation issues in the city.
The council made several appointments and reappointments to various city boards and commissions, ensuring continued governance and oversight.
The board is receiving updates on the strategic plan and the annual financial audit. These provide insights into the organization's direction and financial health.
San Antonio's City Council just officially told the mayor they messed up. This is a big deal, showing a serious rift at the top of city leadership.
The board clarified its mission, strategic priorities, and the roles of its members. This ensures the board can effectively advise the city on infrastructure matters.
The committee reviewed candidates for open spots on the Airport Advisory Commission. This commission plays a role in advising the city on airport operations and development.
The election of a Community Representative is crucial for ensuring that the voices and needs of the community are heard and considered in the policy-making process for Head Start programs.
The commission elected its Chair and Vice-Chair, establishing the leadership for the upcoming year. This is a standard procedural item for commission governance.
Get ready to vote for city leaders at the same time you vote for president or governor! San Antonio's moving local elections to November starting in 2025, hoping to boost turnout.
Missed the voter registration deadline for the Texas May runoff? You're out of luck for this election. Make sure to mark your calendar for future elections so you don't miss your chance to vote!
The board discussed forming a new subcommittee to review Chapter 33 and amending rules for the TAB chairperson.
The board is considering creating new committees to gather input from the broader community and specifically from LGBTQ+ youth. This aims to improve the board's understanding and representation of diverse perspectives within the LGBTQ+ community.
San Antonio's City Council is considering a vote to censure Mayor Jones. The move stems from allegations of 'unprofessional conduct' over several months, potentially creating a stir at City Hall.
San Antonio's City Council is calling a special meeting to discuss a potential reprimand for the mayor. The details are still a bit fuzzy, but it sounds like there's some serious business going down behind closed doors.
The board discussed and took action on its strategic work plan for 2026. This plan outlines the board's priorities and goals for the upcoming year, guiding its oversight and decision-making.
The San Antonio City Council has officially censured Mayor Jones with an 8-1 vote. This means they've formally disapproved of his actions, sending a pretty strong message.
The commission received updates on the ongoing work of its subcommittees and various reports from the Director, including policy updates and community initiatives. These updates keep the commission informed and facilitate coordinated efforts.
The board reviewed minutes from its previous meeting and received updates from the Chair and subcommittees. This ensures continuity and progress on their ongoing work.
The committee discussed what they want to achieve in the coming year. Setting goals helps guide their future work on accessibility issues.
A new Vice-Chair was chosen to help lead the committee. This role is important for the committee's leadership and continuity.