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Clayton Perry

Gov & Politics
City Council convenes for B Session after their break during the month of July.

Council Hears About Possible Budget Surplus, Discusses Property Taxes

By Iris Dimmick | April 18, 2018

City of San Antonio officials are forecasting a $13.2 million budget surplus for fiscal year 2018, but recommended that City Council save it.

Business & Tech
A Credit Human branch is located at St. Marys Street and Alamo Street.

Analysis: San Antonio’s Economic Development Incentives Pay Off

By Shari Biediger | April 3, 2018

A study found that for every $1 spent on incentives to attract business to San Antonio, the City earns more than five times that in revenue.

Gov & Politics
City Manager Sheryl Sculley addresses concerns about non-profit organizations role with the city.

Council Agrees: More Formal Job Evaluation Needed for City Manager

By Iris Dimmick | January 18, 2018

Most Council members praised City Manager Sheryl Sculley’s performance over the past 12 years, but want to see a better system in place.

Health & Wellness
(From right) Dr. Keely Petty and Sharrell Kemp raise their hands and cheer in excitement upon the passing of the Tobacco 21 ordinance.

Council Votes To Raise Tobacco Purchase Age to 21

By Roseanna Garza | January 11, 2018

City Council voted 8-2 Thursday to raise the legal age to purchase tobacco products in San Antonio from 18 to 21, becoming the first city in Texas to impose such a restriction.

Gov & Politics
Brigadier General Heather Pringle presents to the Intergovernmental Relations Committee in the Media Briefing Room at City Hall.

Joint Base SA Seeks City Help With Traffic Safety, Drainage Issues

By Edmond Ortiz | January 10, 2018

Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA) and the City are working together to help fund solutions to infrastructure challenges occurring just outside the fence lines of local bases.

Gov & Politics
District 10 Councilman Clayton Perry and Publisher of the Rivard Report Robert Rivard during 'Conversations with the Council'.

D10 Councilman Perry: ‘I’m Not a Yes Man’

By Jeffrey Sullivan | December 6, 2017

In the nearly six months he has sat on City Council, District 10’s Clayton Perry has shown he’s willing to go against the grain.

Gov & Politics

City Auditing Centro’s Public Funds in Wake of Alleged Embezzlement

By Edmond Ortiz | December 5, 2017

The City is examining Centro San Antonio’s Public Improvement District funds after an employee allegedly embezzled $175,000 from the nonprofit’s accounts.

Education
Parents walk their children by Pre-K 4 SA school bus on their way home for the holidays.

Pre-K 4 SA Evaluation Shows Continued Gains in Student Skills

By Jeffrey Sullivan | November 28, 2017

The city’s signature early childhood education program continues to show signs of success as its first class of students progresses through the third grade, results that could prove meaningful when City Council members decide in late 2020 whether to continue the initiative.

Water & Energy

City Council Weighs in on Proposed Water Rate Increases

By Rocío Guenther | October 18, 2017

SAWS proposed a 5.8% increase for 2018 and a subsequent 4.7% increase for 2019.

Commentary
This house on Harding Place is being revitalized and restored during Rehabarama.

Local Homestead Exemption Could Provide Meaningful Property Tax Relief

By Clayton Perry | October 6, 2017

While there were varying views on this topic, what Council members could all agree on is that our neighbors deserve meaningful relief.

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