By Edmond Ortiz Voters in the Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District will go to the polls May 2 to decide the fate of the district’s proposed $295.6 million bond. What you should know The school board voted unanimously Feb. 12 to call a May 2 election, where district voters will be asked to consider three…
By Edmond Ortiz According to some San Antonio officials, an increase to the city’s property tax rate might be needed to support the city’s next potential bond issuance before the end of this decade. What you should know. City Council was briefed by top city staff Jan. 21 on the city’s next bond cycle, where…
By Edmond Ortiz Bexar County voters passed three of five proposals contained in the North East Independent School District’s $495 million bond on Nov. 4. What you should know Prior to the election, NEISD officials said an approved bond will support only a range of renovation projects at existing campuses and facilities districtwide, but no…
By Edmond Ortiz Many San Antonio-area voters who go to the polls on Nov. 4 will mull a $495 million bond in one school district, and proposed property tax hikes in four other school districts. What you should know Election Day polls will be open from 7 a.m.-7 p.m. when voters will consider the North…
Seven projects meant to upgrade infrastructure at Nimitz Middle School/STEM Academy Middle School are among the nearly 300 projects that could be funded by a voter-approved $495 million bond, which the North East ISD is putting onto a Nov. 4 special election ballot. (Courtesy Google Maps)
