San Antonio’s city council faces a tough choice: approve a 30-year-high property tax hike to plug a $158 million budget gap—or risk crippling cuts and service fees. The proposed rate of 56.288 cents won’t hit seniors or disabled residents thanks to existing freezes, but it’s still sparking fierce debate. Some council members refuse to support the increase, citing rising living costs, while others argue it’s essential to fund critical services. Beyond taxes, officials are weighing program cuts, higher fees, and even asking businesses for help. With a final vote set for September 17, the city’s financial future hangs in the balance.
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