In May, San Antonio voters will decide whether to approve the city's largest municipal bond package - six ballot measures, 181 infrastructure projects and an $850 million price tag.
The money will go towards streets, bridges, sidewalks, drainage, parks and much more. According to city officials, more than 80 percent of San Antonio residents live or work within one mile of at least one bond project.
How could proposed bond initiatives reshape the city's future?
Guests:
- Sheryl Sculley, City Manager of San Antonio
- Carlton Soules, former City Council representative for District 10
- Christian Archer, local political consultant leading the OneSA political action committee