San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones is reviving her push for a public vote on the half-billion-dollar Spurs arena contribution, arguing the community should’ve had input from the start—especially after key project changes like dropping the hotel and land bridge. Though most city council members oppose it, she’s urging residents to contact their reps, stressing that arena revenue could help close a looming budget shortfall while protecting vital services like senior meals funded by CPS Energy. With San Antonio and Castroville boasting some of Texas’ lowest utility rates thanks to CPS, the mayor sees this deal as critical—and urges citizens to stay engaged as the debate heats up.
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