The City Council meeting agenda covers a wide range of administrative and legislative items. Key topics include public hearings on the 2026 Ad Valorem Tax Rate and the FY 2027 Proposed Budget, the appointment of a Police Chief, and the authorization of a collective bargaining agreement with the San Antonio Police Officers' Association. The agenda also features discussions on single-user restroom expansion, various grant applications for programs like child care services and community outdoor outreach, amendments to city code regarding boards and commissions, and extensions for professional service agreements. Furthermore, several Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ) project plans, including infrastructure, aquatics, and senior center developments, are up for consideration alongside strategic partnership agreements for public improvement districts and forensic toxicology laboratory service contracts.
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The City Council meeting agenda included the consideration of renaming Cesar E. Chavez Boulevard to Durango Boulevard, the approval of a construction management agreement for the reconfiguration and rehabilitation of the San Antonio International Airport terminals, and an amendment to a parking lease with Riverbend Garage LLC. Additional items addressed included film incentive agreements for independent feature films, the settlement of a personal injury claim, land use and zoning amendments for the Stone Ridge neighborhood, an impact fee waiver for the Villas at Timberwood subdivision, and a funding agreement for the Community Health Improvement Plan progress dashboard.
Mar 5, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council meeting covered a wide array of agenda items, including the approval of various contracts and agreements for services such as online auctions, automated public safety notification systems, uniform purchases, software licenses, and financial advisory services. The Council discussed capital improvement projects involving federal grant funding for road safety, public outreach services, and preliminary design work. Several real estate matters were addressed, including lease renewals, lease assignments, and the acquisition of conservation easements over the Edwards Aquifer Contributing Zone. Appointments were made to multiple advisory commissions, including the Veterans Advisory Commission, SA Climate Ready Advisory Committee, and San Antonio Youth Commission. Additionally, the Council considered ordinances related to strategic plans, economic partnerships, substance use response services, and various budget-related adjustments.
