Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones

Hate speech has no place in Military City USA. I support cancelling the Ye concert.

Join us at my monthly Mayoral Town Hall from 6 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, June 24th, 2026, at Robinette Community & Senior Center, 1423 S. Ellison Dr., Bldg. 2.

We’ll discuss pressing issues facing our community and key updates from City Hall. Looking forward to taking your questions alongside District 4 Councilman Edward Mungia.

Registration is encouraged but not required at the link in my bio. This event is ADA accessible and Spanish translation is available.

Our Spurs played their hearts out this season, and our City came alive cheering them on. A young team, they defied expectations, and San Antonio couldn’t be prouder. Looking forward to coming back even stronger next season. Go Spurs Go!

Since 1987, the National Conference on Social Work & HIV/AIDS has united HIV social work professionals dedicated to exchanging knowledge, inspiring change, and strengthening the future of HIV social work. Their work is more important than ever as cities face federal funding cuts for testing and overall attacks on LGBTQ+ health care. As an institution that has led groundbreaking work for over 40 years, I was grateful to welcome their 38th National Conference to San Antonio.

Grateful to join San Antonio community leaders in saluting Hon. Henry Cisneros as Morgan’s 2026 Visionary Honoree.

Secretary Cisneros has spent a lifetime expanding opportunity, strengthening cities, and opening doors for future generations. His leadership continues to inspire San Antonio and the nation.

Congrats to Gordon Hartman and the extraordinary work of Morgan’s, whose commitment to inclusion and dignity has transformed countless lives and made San Antonio a national model for accessibility and compassion.

Thanks to our neighbors who joined me for my monthly Mayoral Town Hall, this time in District 8. Special thanks to District 8 Councilwoman Ivalis Meza Gonzalez for joining, as we discussed updates from City Hall, and answered questions on issues like the upcoming bond, code enforcement, and necessary SAWS infrastructure investments to keep our water flowing and safe.