Adriana Garcia Rocha has grown in her time on council and is a true city leader.
We recommend District 4 City CouncilwomanGarcia was less than a year into her first term when COVID arrived in early 2020, changing this nation, our city and her family.
For all the well-deserved praise given Mayor Ron Nirenberg and then-Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff for their leadership during the COVID era, Garcia was equally impressive, effective and visible. She used her district office funds for postcards and recorded messages to distribute information about COVID. And when Metro Health distributed bilingual door hangers about vaccines, it was Garcia who corrected an error that said undocumented people were ineligible for the vaccines.
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