Commissioners Court, June 9, 2026
Approved: HUD entitlement fund allocations (CDBG, HOME, ESG) and Precinct 4 reprogramming, unanimous
What happened
On June 9, 2026, Bexar County approved HUD entitlement fund allocations (CDBG, HOME, ESG) and Precinct 4 reprogramming (unanimous).
The Bexar County Commissioners Court took no rezoning actions; its principal land-use business was HUD entitlement-fund allocations and an Opportunity Zone 2.0 nomination package.
- Jurisdiction
- Bexar County, TX
- Governing body
- Final authority
- Date
- June 9, 2026
- Decisions
- 9 zoning decisions
- Outcome
- Approved, unanimous
Free sample: decision 1 of 9
HUD entitlement fund allocations (CDBG, HOME, ESG) and Precinct 4 reprogramming
Approved CDBG $3,147,821, HOME Investment Partnerships $920,141.37, and Emergency Solutions Grant $277,743 for program year 2026-27, plus reprogramming of $300,309.01 in prior-year CDBG funds to a Precinct 4 public works infrastructure project. Allocations include $150,000 San Antonio Food Bank, $828,000 to Habitat for Humanity for Rancho Verano single-family development, $533,000 to Alamo Community Group, $162,000 and $94,912 to Haven for Hope. Motion by Commissioner Clay Flores, second by Commissioner Calvert. Commissioner Moody voted aye by Zoom; unanimously approved.
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Key Decisions (9)
HUD entitlement fund allocations (CDBG, HOME, ESG) and Precinct 4 reprogramming
Federal Opportunity Zones 2.0 nomination package
First Amendment to Haven for Hope grant agreement, 1231 West Martin Street
Month-to-month inmate calling services continuation (ICSolutions)
FY2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and Single Audit acceptance
Purchase of two BMW police motorcycles for Precinct 3 Constable
Small/Local/Veteran Business Enterprise (SLOVBE) procurement policy update
STRAC Substance Use Emergency Response System (CERS) agreement
STRAC SMART mental health response agreement
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Development Activity (4)
Rancho Verano single-family development
Residential
Melody Lane build site (23-home neighborhood)
Residential
Springfield Manor Apartments rehabilitation
Residential
Precinct 4 public works infrastructure project
Infrastructure
Market Signals (4)
Housing Demand
Continued strong county investment in affordable homeownership (Habitat's 47-home Rancho…
Commercial Demand
The Opportunity Zone 2.0 nomination of up to 116 census…
Infrastructure
Homelessness is spreading beyond downtown into suburban and unincorporated areas…
Sentiment
Amid a declared county budget deficit and a ~$3 billion…
Who spoke
19 distinct speakers; 11 identified names.
All speaker roles: 8 Public, 4 Commissioner, 1 Attorney, 1 Chair, 4 Staff, 1 Witness.
Identified name roles: 4 Commissioner, 1 Attorney, 1 Chair, 4 Staff, 1 Witness.
Speaker sample: Robert Reyna, Staff.
10 more identified names in Pro: 4 Commissioner, 1 Attorney, 1 Chair, 3 Staff, 1 Witness.
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Zoning terms (8)
22 recorded timestamps
- motion to approve (5 timestamps)
- commercial (1 timestamps)
- residential (2 timestamps)
- public hearing (1 timestamps)
- approved (9 timestamps)
- tabled (1 timestamps)
Decision moments (9)
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