Military Transformation Task Force (MTTF)

Office

Physical and Mailing Address:
City Tower
100 W. Houston Street, Suite 1008 
San Antonio, TX 78205

Phone/TTY:
210.207.3995

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Staff

  • MAJ. GEN. JUAN G. AYALA (MAJ. GEN. USMC, RETIRED)
    Director
  • Tim Woliver (LT. COL. USAF, RETIRED)
    Assistant to the Director
  • Nathan Roberts (CPT, USA, Veteran)
    Senior Management Analyst
  • Jessica Hallmark
    Executive Secretary

The Military Transformation Task Force (MTTF) is the San Antonio region’s forum where Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA) and National Guard senior military commanders inform key public officials and community stakeholders of requirements, challenges and opportunities to preserve and increase military missions, increase operational readiness, support mission partners, protect military installations from urban encroachment, and improve the region’s military-friendly environment.

Upcoming Meeting Dates & Agendas

  • Date: February 26
  • Time: 11 a.m.
  • Location:100 Military Plaza, San Antonio, TX 78205, Council Briefing Room
  • Agenda: Pending

NOTE: Meeting date, time and location are subject to change. Please check this page for the latest updates.

Historic Minutes and Presentations

NOTE: For minutes prior to the last two years, please contact our office.

2023

February 13

May 24

August 14

2022

April 11

August 15

2021

October 18

July 12

May 10

March 8

MTTF Leadership

  • Co-Chair, Councilman John Courage (Primary), City of San Antonio District 9
  • Co-Chair, Commissioner Grant Moody, Bexar County Precinct 3
  • MTTF Coordinator, Office of Military Affairs, City of San Antonio

Focus Areas

Force Requirements:

  • Monitor/report Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) actions
  • Assess JBSA’s  base(s)/mission(s) vulnerability to realignment and/or closure
  • Determine JBSA’s military mission competitors
  • Determine JBSA’s ability to absorb additional missions
  • Determine if non DoD organizations/locations can absorb military mission growth (Port San Antonio, Kelly Field etc.)
  • Analyze/quantify savings and cost avoidance due to community support
  • Monitor implementation of  Regional Joint Land Use (JLUS) recommendations
  • Plan for worst-case scenario – Loss of military missions/installations.

 
Community relations and Public Outreach:

  • Communicate to key stake holders/public:
    - The military's missions as indispensable to national defense (include the National Guard’s)
    - The Department of Defense’s economic impact to the San Antonio community and State of Texas
    Ongoing BRAC preparations
    - Community’s tangible support of the military through infrastructure projects, advocacy, and mission protection
    - How the community can support
  • Maintain/update regional military economic impact study
  • Communicate/highlight the military presence in San Antonio and worldwide events (Hurricane Harvey Relief, etc.)
  • Support other MTTF Committees in their efforts to reach key audiences