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Elmendorf/Wilson Zoning, Development, and Government Reviews

Elmendorf/Wilson Zoning, Development, and Government Reviews

Key Questions

When is the Wilson County budget vote scheduled?

The Wilson County Commission is set to vote on its $142 million budget on June 30 amid ongoing protests over a 66% property reappraisal.

What meetings are planned for Elmendorf and Floresville in May?

The Elmendorf Planning and Zoning Commission meets May 21, and the Floresville EDC holds a special meeting the same day at 6 p.m.

What is Toyota planning for its San Antonio plant?

Toyota has applied to expand its San Antonio manufacturing campus with a new $2 billion facility targeted for completion by 2030.

Why are Wilson County residents protesting the reappraisal?

A countywide reappraisal raised residential and commercial property values by 66% overall, prompting concerns that taxes will increase despite the higher valuations.

What water restrictions are in effect in Elmendorf?

Elmendorf has enacted Stage 3 water restrictions until further notice for all customers served by the city, limiting outdoor watering and other non-essential uses.

When will the low-water bridge on K-39 reopen?

Wilson County officials announced the low-water bridge will reopen following repairs discussed at the recent Road and Bridge meeting.

How is San Antonio modernizing traffic citations?

The city plans to implement electronic tickets (e-citations) to replace paper tickets and streamline the ticketing process for residents.

What USDA funding is available for rural projects?

The USDA is accepting applications for $27.7 million in grants supporting rural business development and community projects in eligible areas.

Wilson Co budget process ongoing with rezoning, amendments, WEMA funding, medical examiner appt, May27-28/June15 hearings, $5.4M school roof and Veterans Plaza. SA City Council debates property tax hike vs $131M cuts impacting Elmendorf. $142M FY26-27 vote June30 no hike amid reappraisal protests; P&Z/EDC meetings; Ecor/Toyota/CPS/SCUCISD projects.

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Updated May 23, 2026