Join The 2027 Bond Conversation
Published on November 13, 2026
SAN ANTONIO (November 13, 2026) – A series of 12 Community Input Committee Meetings begins Monday, November 16, for the proposed 2027-2032 Bond Program. Four separate committees will each meet three times between November 16 and December 17, from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Each committee will be focused on one of four focus areas:
Parks and Municipal Facilities
- Monday, November 16
- Monday, November 30
- Monday, December 14
Streets, Bridges and Sidewalks
- Tuesday, November 17
- Tuesday, December 1
- Tuesday, December 15
Affordable Housing
- Thursday, November 19
- Thursday, December 3
- Thursday, December 17
Drainage and Flood Control
- Wednesday, November 18
- Wednesday, December 2
- Wednesday, December 16
The 2027-2032 Bond Program will invest $442 million into infrastructure in all of the committee categories except drainage. The proposed bond does not include an increase to the property tax rate. An additional $208 million from Storm Water Revenue Bonds supported by a Storm Water Utility Fee increase will be used for Drainage & Flood Control projects.
The community input committees will begin with a list of potential projects compiled by City staff with input from City Council and community stakeholders. City staff has presented multiple times to City Council over the past three months to discuss the framework of the 2027-2032 Bond Program and Storm Water Revenue Bond.
All community input committee meetings are open to the public and will be livestreamed on the City of San Antonio’s official YouTube channel @COSAGOV. Residents can also submit comments online at SASpeakUp.com/2027Bond or complete public comment cards available at public libraries, community centers, senior centers, and Council District offices between November 16 and December 4. Committee meetings will be held at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center located at 900 E. Market St., 78205. Residents are able to sign up for Public Comment for the second and third meeting for each committee.
The committees will consider public comment, critically evaluate all projects, and submit their recommended projects to City Council for final consideration on January 21, 2027. Upon review and approval, City Council will vote in February 2027 to call for a public election to be held on Saturday, May 1, 2027. Separately, City Council will vote on the Storm Water Revenue Bond.