City CouncilThursday, September 10, 2026 · 9:00 AM · Municipal Plaza Building

#5Public hearings on the City's 2026 ad valorem tax rate and the FY 2027 Proposed Budget.

#6Ordinance confirming the appointment of the Police Chief, presented by the City Manager.

#7Ordinance authorizing a three-year Collective Bargaining Agreement with the San Antonio Police Officers' Association, effective October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2029.

#8Withdrawn ordinance that would have supported expanding single-user restrooms in City facilities.

#9Briefing on the Workforce Solutions Alamo operating budget for FY2027, presented by the Assistant City Manager and the Workforce Development Office.

#10Ordinance accepting up to $7,672,917 in grant funds for the Child Care Services Quality Initiative Program for Oct 1, 2026 to Sept 30, 2027 (second of four renewal options), and authorizing a budget and staffing.

#11Ordinance approving submission of a Texas Parks & Wildlife Department CO-OP grant application and acceptance of up to $100,000 upon award to expand the Parks and Recreation Department's Urban Forestry Explorers Program.

#12Ordinance amending City Code Chapter 2 Sections 2-540 and 2-541 on Boards and Commissions: requires Municipal Leadership Institute training within 90 days of appointment, a biennial ad hoc council committee review of boards, and a Board Self-Evaluation Worksheet.

#13Extends the professional services agreement with Telos Identity Management Solutions for designated aviation channeling services at the airport for three more years through September 30, 2029, increasing contract capacity.

#14Approves settlement of the personal injury lawsuit Gibran Rios v. City of San Antonio in the 45th Judicial District Court.

#15Amends La Villita lease agreements to exercise renewals and add lease terms, with revenue deposited into the General Fund.

#16Authorizes issuance of obligations for the San Antonio Water System to refund outstanding debt for savings, not to exceed $417,935,000.

#17Amends the agreement with the Department of State Health Services for Texas BRFSS survey data collection, adding $28,933 for FY2027 and raising the total contract to $110,865, funded by the Public Health Infrastructure Grant.

#18Approves a contract with Vision Service Plan to administer a fully insured vision care plan for eligible civilian employees and retirees, about $837,223 annually and $4,186,115 total over 2027-2029 with two one-year renewal options.

#19Approves a Development Agreement with the Westside TIRZ for up to $638,370 to fund a Diversion Center pilot program.

#20Public hearing and ordinance extending the Midtown TIRZ to 2060, authorizing funding agreements with three park/zoo nonprofits supporting up to $10 million in debt, a UTSA property purchase at 801 E. Cesar E Chavez Blvd. with obligations up to $60 million, and approving the Finance and Project Plan.

#21Public hearing and ordinance extending the Inner City TIRZ to September 30, 2060, authorizing a Development Agreement supporting debt issuance of up to $46 million for the District 2 Senior Center and Aquatics Center, and approving updated Finance and Project Plans.

#22Public hearing and ordinance extending the Mission Drive In TIRZ to September 30, 2060, authorizing a development agreement and two funding agreements for an aquatics facility, a World Heritage Center pavilion, and a CCTV system, and approving updated plans.

#23Public hearing and ordinance extending the Northeast Corridor TIRZ to September 30, 2060, authorizing a Development Agreement for the Northeast Corridor Signage Pilot Program in District 10, and approving updated Finance and Project Plans.

#24Second public hearing and ordinance authorizing a Strategic Partnership Agreement between the City and the Sienna Lakes Public Improvement District in the City's extraterritorial jurisdiction southwest of Schuwirth Road and FM 1346.

#25Second public hearing and ordinance authorizing a Strategic Partnership Agreement between the City and the Straus Medina Public Improvement District, located in the City's extraterritorial jurisdiction east of Montgomery Road.

#26Ordinance approving a contract with Quality Forensic Toxicology, LLC for toxicology laboratory services for the San Antonio Police Department from Oct 1, 2026 through Sept 30, 2029, with two one-year renewal options. Funding for FY 2027 and beyond is contingent on annual General Fund budget approval.

#AClosed session discussion of economic development negotiations under Texas Government Code Section 551.087.

#BClosed session discussion on the purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property under Texas Government Code Section 551.072.

#CClosed session consultation with the City Attorney on legal issues related to litigation involving the City under Texas Government Code Section 551.071.

#DClosed session consultation with the City Attorney on legal issues related to emergency preparedness under Texas Government Code Section 551.071.

#EClosed session consultation with the City Attorney on legal issues related to collective bargaining under Texas Government Code Section 551.071.