The five-year bond program, which uses debt to finance large infrastructure projects without increasing taxes, was approved by City Council last month and is the largest in the city’s history.
with voter approval of more than 67% for each proposition.
“For most people, I realize, the word infrastructure makes your eyes glaze over, but hear me out,” Mayor Ron Nirenberg said at the launch event in Woodlawn Lake Park, which could receive more than $2 million in park renovations as part of the bond. “We take infrastructure for granted — until one day your dog wakes up at 5 a.m. to let you know that the power went out.”
Voters can expect to see “Taking care of SA” ads on television, social media and in their mailboxes ahead of the election, Santibañez said. Infrastructure is a particularly big issue in District 5, which includes the historically neglected West Side, Councilwoman Teri Castillo told the San Antonio Report after the event.
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