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353,000 customers impacted by storm; What lessons did CPS Energy learn? (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO - CPS Energy outlined changes it plans to make after a devastating storm that swept through the San Antonio area and left hundreds of thousands of customers affected. CPS Energy employees presented to the board on ways to improve the utility’s response to major storms and how it is preparing for the next significant weather event, which the utility said could be on the horizon. More than 353,000 customers were left without power by the storm. The storm also caused damaged trees and p
Bexar County breaks ground on new 132-kennel facility as animal care runs at 200% capacity (opens the original)
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A new county animal care facility planned for San Antonio’s Southwest Side is intended to ease chronic overcrowding at Bexar County’s existing shelter system, which officials say is routinely operating far beyond capacity. (SBG Digital) A new county animal care facility planned for San Antonio’s Southwest Side is intended to ease chronic overcrowding at Bexar County’s existing shelter system, which officials say is routinely operating far beyond capacity. The new facility is set to be built alon
San Antonio City Council approves 3.9% tax rate hike starting Oct. 1 (opens the original)
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San Antonio property owners will see a tax hike starting Oct. 1, when the city’s new fiscal year begins, after City Council approved a 3.9% increase. (SBG Digital) SAN ANTONIO - Property owners will see a tax hike starting Oct. 1, when the city’s new fiscal year begins, after City Council approved a 3.9% increase. The increase amounts to an average of $35 citywide, though the impact for homeowners will vary depending on where they live. Public opinion was split ahead of the vote, with some resid
Bexar County commissioners approve $2.6B budget, staving off property tax hike for now (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO - Bexar County commissioners approved a $2.6 billion budget for the next year in a split 3-2 vote, a decision that avoids a property tax increase for now but leaves open the possibility of one in the future. Supporters of the plan said the budget reflects a $200 million reduction from last year, a change they viewed as significant as the county no longer has access to federal American Rescue Plan Act funds that were allocated after the COVID The approved budget includes a freeze in c
City approves $2.8 million contract to upgrade traffic cameras, ease congestion (opens the original)
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A $2.8 million contract approved by the city as part of Thursday’s consent agenda will upgrade the city’s existing traffic camera systems, an effort officials say is aimed at improving traffic flow at intersections. (SBG Digital) SAN ANTONIO - A $2.8 million contract approved by the city as part of Thursday’s consent agenda will upgrade the city’s existing traffic camera systems, an effort officials say is aimed at improving traffic flow at intersections. The cameras have already been implemente
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