City Council District 10

I want to take a moment to express my gratitude for the work Blueprint Ministries is doing in San Antonio. I had the privilege to tour one of their projects this morning and was moved by their commitment to serving our community.

Thank you for your time, dedication, and compassion.

Join me on Saturday, June 27th to get to know your assigned SAFFE Officer.

Officer’s Warrington and Sanchez are joining me for coffee at Semmes Library to meet with you and answer any questions you may have. If your neighborhood is not listed, don’t worry. We’re planning these all around District 10.

Don’t know who your SAFFE Officer is? Click the link in my bio to find out!

We have the talent, culture, and potential to compete with any city in Texas. Now it’s time to match that potential with a bold vision and a clear plan for the future.

I invite you to read my latest commentary and join the conversation about how we can build a stronger, more prosperous San Antonio for generations to come.

The Turkey Roost Musical Park is now open at McAllister Park!

We are so grateful for young leaders like Thomas whose vision has come to life through hard work and dedication.

Thank you to Troop 285 and Friends of McAllister Park, San Antonio for supporting Thomas from the beginning.

Get out there and make some music!

One year ago, flash flooding along Perrin Beitel Creek killed eleven of our neighbors in a matter of minutes. Cars swept off the road. Families waiting for word. A community that woke up that morning not knowing it would be the worst day in recent memory for this part of San Antonio.

In the year since, there has been movement. Bexar County approved $21 million for the San Antonio River Authority to repair and expand flood warning technology along creek corridors across the city. The city commissioned an independent engineering report on what failed at Beitel Creek and what needs to change. New FEMA floodplain maps are being drafted that show a significantly larger risk area than what was on the books before June 12, 2025.

That's real progress. It's also not enough on its own. The families who lost someone that day are still looking for answers, and they deserve them. So do the residents who drive that stretch of road every single day.

This office will keep pushing on infrastructure investment, on warning systems, and on making sure what happened on June 12 shapes how this city builds and spends going forward. That's the commitment.

To the families of those we lost, you are not forgotten.

Great turnout for the Northeast Neighborhood Alliance Meeting. This is why I love District 10. Our neighbors show up!

Fiesta del Futbol was enjoyed across the city this morning, and we were especially lucky to host at the beautiful STAR Soccer Complex in District 10.

Huge thank you to San Antonio Sports and Bank of America for making this event possible! ⚽️

On Flag Day, we honor the Stars and Stripes as a symbol of the freedoms, opportunities, and values that unite us as Americans. It serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by those who have defended our nation and the responsibility we all share to be engaged citizens and good neighbors.

Today, let’s take a moment to reflect on what our flag represents and recommit ourselves to serving our community with pride, respect, and gratitude.

Happy Flag Day! 🇺🇸