A book returned to San Antonio Public Library 82 years overdue was accepted without fees, aligning with their 2021 policy. The book was found in Oregon with a letter of its history.

Helotes is undergoing a drainage project to prevent floods and improve road safety, with setbacks causing delays. Coordination with SAWS and weather issues extended completion to late 2025.

San Antonio residents must apply quickly to join the SAWS Board of Trustees before the upcoming deadline if they wish to impact local water supply management.

San Antonio received AAA and Aaa credit ratings from Standard & Poor's and Moody's, reflecting strong financial management and fiscal discipline. Fitch also gave an AA+ rating, enabling the city to benefit from lower borrowing costs.

The SAFD is constructing two new fire stations in San Antonio to improve service, with completions expected by Fall 2026, funded by $17.6 million in Certificates of Obligation.

San Antonio's Carver Branch Library celebrates its 95th anniversary with activities and an upcoming renovation.

Governor Greg Abbott has announced the Governor's Small Business Summit in Pharr, Texas, to support and provide resources for small businesses, which employ nearly half of Texan workers.

San Antonio seeks diverse applicants for its Ready to Work Advisory Board to guide workforce development, with the application deadline on August 15, 2025.

Councilmember Misty Spears organizes a blood drive to support Kerr County flood victims, with assistance from Frost Bank and the South Texas Blood & Tissue Center.

Gov. Abbott announced the Governor's Small Business Summit in Waxahachie, TX, to support and expand small businesses, with the event featuring panels, a keynote speech by Chet Garner, and networking opportunities.

The Johnston Branch Library in San Antonio will close temporarily on July 14-15 for an electrical upgrade. Patrons are directed to nearby branches for services, and due dates will be extended.

San Antonio's city services will have altered schedules on July 4th, but emergency services will be available. Some facilities will be open while others will close for the holiday.

Councilmember Whyte opposes property tax hikes in San Antonio, emphasizing budget priorities like public safety, infrastructure, and code enforcement without further taxing residents.