When Peter’s grandparents immigrated to the United States from Japan, they could never have imagined all of the good he would accomplish. His grandparents were humble farmers when they left Japan. His maternal grandparents immigrated to South Texas where they became one of the earliest Japanese in the Rio Grande Valley and are featured in our Institute of Texan Cultures. His father’s family immigrated to join the farming community in the Imperial Valley in California. They were honest and hardworking citizens.
Together, we will build a bridge to a brighter, more prosperous, and more inclusive Bexar County.
Judge Peter Sakai

The funding strengthens county partnerships addressing food insecurity and helps ensure vulnerable residents have reliable access to nutritious meals during times of increased need.
The inaugural meeting of the Eastside Economic Development Advisory Council took place, featuring Barbara Gervin-Hawkins.
The funding strengthens county partnerships addressing food insecurity and helps ensure vulnerable residents have reliable access to nutritious meals during times of increased need.

Following reporting on a far West Side resident facing imminent eviction, county leadership moved to fast-track the newly approved $500,000 Housing Stability Program so families in similar situations can get help more quickly.
The inaugural meeting of the Eastside Economic Development Advisory Council took place, featuring Barbara Gervin-Hawkins.
Following reporting on a far West Side resident facing imminent eviction, county leadership moved to fast-track the newly approved $500,000 Housing Stability Program so families in similar situations can get help more quickly.

The inaugural meeting of the Eastside Economic Development Advisory Council took place, featuring Barbara Gervin-Hawkins.
The inaugural meeting of the Eastside Economic Development Advisory Council took place, featuring Barbara Gervin-Hawkins.
The inaugural meeting of the Eastside Economic Development Advisory Council took place, featuring Barbara Gervin-Hawkins.

The inaugural conference elevated Deaf voices, increased cultural awareness, and strengthened access, inclusion, and community connection for Deaf and hard-of-hearing residents across Bexar County.
We successfully organized and hosted the inaugural Deaf Culture Conference in collaboration with the City of San Antonio.
The inaugural conference elevated Deaf voices, increased cultural awareness, and strengthened access, inclusion, and community connection for Deaf and hard-of-hearing residents across Bexar County.

Funding leveraged through Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), Home Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) and Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) programs.

Approved by the Commission Court to discuss a memorandum of understanding with COSA and the City of San Antonio.
Approved by the Commission Court to discuss a memorandum of understanding with COSA and the City of San Antonio.
Approved by the Commission Court to discuss a memorandum of understanding with COSA and the City of San Antonio.

Carew began her role on March 3 following the retirement of Jacque Callanen on February 28. The unanimous decision ensured a smooth transition and reinforced confidence in fair, secure, and well-run elections for Bexar County voters.
She started March 3/ Jacque Callanen’s last day was Feb. 28.
Carew began her role on March 3 following the retirement of Jacque Callanen on February 28. The unanimous decision ensured a smooth transition and reinforced confidence in fair, secure, and well-run elections for Bexar County voters.

These actions reflect a coordinated approach to public safety, neighborhood development, and workforce support; recognizing that safer communities and access to childcare are essential to economic stability.
The Acequia Commons project has received court approval, alongside the Gun Safety Project, which includes a tax.
These actions reflect a coordinated approach to public safety, neighborhood development, and workforce support; recognizing that safer communities and access to childcare are essential to economic stability.

The expanded facility increases capacity to meet community needs while improving animal welfare, staff working conditions, and public health outcomes across Bexar County.
We have secured an extra $3.4 million to expand the new animal care facility on Cagnon Road, bringing the total number.
The expanded facility increases capacity to meet community needs while improving animal welfare, staff working conditions, and public health outcomes across Bexar County.

The project is expected to create 250 new high-paying jobs, strengthening the local economy and reinforcing Bexar County’s position as a destination for major manufacturing investment.
Approved contract negotiations for Toyota’s $531 million expansion of 500,000 square feet, creating 250 high-paying jobs.
The project is expected to create 250 new high-paying jobs, strengthening the local economy and reinforcing Bexar County’s position as a destination for major manufacturing investment.