Residents Are Invited to Attend Budget Town Halls Across the City This August to Provide Input on the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget
San Antonio residents will have multiple opportunities this August to help shape the city’s Fiscal Year 2027 budget as Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones and City Council members host a series of Budget Town Halls across the city.
The meetings are designed to give residents a chance to learn about the proposed budget, ask questions and provide feedback before the City Council adopts the final spending plan later this year. Each council district will host a town hall in its community, along with a special Youth Edition meeting aimed at encouraging younger residents to participate in the budget process.
The proposed FY 2027 budget addresses city services, public safety, infrastructure, parks, libraries, streets and other programs that affect residents across San Antonio. All district meetings begin at 6:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted.
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District Budget Town Hall Schedule
Monday, Aug. 17
- District 2 — Wheatley Heights Sports Complex, 200 Noblewood Drive, 78220
- District 7 — Doris Griffin Senior Center, 6157 Northwest Loop 410, 78238
Tuesday, Aug. 18
- District 3 — Southside Lions Senior Center, 3303 Pecan Valley Drive, 78210
- District 6 — Ron Darner Parks & Recreation Headquarters, 5800 Historic Old Highway 90 West, 78227
Wednesday, Aug. 19
- District 4 — Robinette Community & Senior Center, 1423 S. Ellison Drive, 78245
- District 9 — Walker Ranch Senior Center, 835 W. Rhapsody Drive, 78216
Thursday, Aug. 20
- District 8 — Phil Hardberger Urban Ecology Center, 8400 NW Military Highway, 78231
Saturday, Aug. 22
- Youth Edition — 10:30 a.m., San Antonio Food Bank, 5200 Historic Old Highway 90 West, 78227
Monday, Aug. 24
- District 10 — Northeast Senior Center, 4135 Thousand Oaks Drive, 78217
- District 5 — Las Palmas Library, 515 Castroville Road, 78237
Tuesday, Aug. 25
- District 1 — Central Library, 600 Soledad St., 78205
Residents Encouraged to Participate
City officials encourage residents to attend the meeting in their district to share priorities, ask questions and provide input on how taxpayer dollars should be spent. Feedback gathered during the town halls will help inform City Council as it reviews and finalizes the FY 2027 budget. To find the closest town hall to you visit here.
The meetings are open to the public.
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