Accomplishments
- Animal Control Section (2026): Secured a $2,500 grant from Best Friends Animal Society to fund spay and neuter services for cats
- Animal Control Section (2026): Secured a $5,000 New World Screwworm response stipend to support animal health protection efforts
- City Administration (2026): Improved nighttime safety by partnering with CPS Energy on a $15,829.88 project to install 14 solar-powered City streetlights
- City Administration (2021): Partnered with Bexar County Emergency Services District Number 6 on a new fire substation within city limits, bolstering public safety for residents
- City Administration (2026): Partnered with the Texas Department of Transportation on approximately $200,000 in asphalt level-up work at Interstate Highway 37, Priest Road, and Mathis Road South
- City Administration (2026): Secured $656,500 in Bexar County Community Development Block Grant funding for the Restless Deer Street Reconstruction
- City Administration (2025): Secured $300,000 in Bexar County Community Development Block Grant funding for the Red Mountain Street Reconstruction
- Police Department (2026): Secured a $17,744.50 Office of the Governor grant to outfit every officer with rifle-resistant body armor
- Tax Base (2026): Total Net Taxable Value: $271,843,757, up from $268,282,943 in 2025 (an increase of 1.3%)
- Tax Base (2026): Total Residential Net Taxable Value: $187,068,826, up from $178,139,408 in 2025 (an increase of 5%)
Projects
- Restless Deer Street Reconstruction Project (December 2027)
- Interstate Highway 37 Improvements (February 2028): In partnership with the Texas Department of Transportation, Interstate Highway 37 through Sandy Oaks will receive a full hot mix of asphalt overlay and complete bridge joint replacement.