San Antonio’s city budget is facing a $158 million deficit over the next two years, forcing officials to consider drastic measures — including cutting 200+ positions and slashing $138 million, or raising property taxes for the first time since 1993. Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones is proposing alternative solutions like rallying businesses for funding and seeking public approval to redirect job training funds. Additional ballot measures may include early reauthorization of Pre-K funding and a vote on the Spurs arena — all while residents brace for tough choices that could reshape city services.
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