A look at the projects, partnerships, and investments moving Sandy Oaks forward.
Animal Control
Secured a $2,500 grant from Best Friends Animal Society to fund spay and neuter services for cats.
Secured a $5,000 New World Screwworm response stipend to support animal health protection efforts.
Public Safety and Infrastructure
Partnered with CPS Energy to install 14 new streetlight units, improving nighttime safety across the community.
Partnered with TxDOT on approximately $200,000 in asphalt level-up work at I-37, Priest Road, and Mathis Road South, extending pavement service life by two years.
The Police Department secured grant funding for rifle-resistant body armor and body-worn cameras.
Community Development
Secured $656,500 in Community Development Block Grant funding through Bexar County for the Restless Deer Street Reconstruction Project.
Property Value Growth
Total Net Taxable Value: $271,843,757 (up from $268,282,943 in 2025, an increase of 1.3%)
Total Residential Net Taxable Value: $187,068,826 (up from $178,139,408 in 2025, an increase of 5%)