Growth in specialized housing struggles to keep pace with city's removal of encampments
In its 2024 budget, the City of San Antonio plans to provide shelter for 400 individuals experiencing homelessness. At the same time, it also pledges to "clean up 700 encampments," meaning the displacement of more of the street population than it plans to shelter. There simply aren't enough beds for all those who will be displaced, and until there are, advocates for the unhoused say the sweeps are a pointless exercise in cruelty.
Recent Posts

Planet K cancels Dia De Los Muertos fireworks at San Antonio’s Woodlawn Lake, citing risk of ‘ICE terrorism’

BUTTTOOTKING tour bringing RuPaul’s Drag Race standouts to San Antonio

Award-winning Out of Chaos theatre company presenting Macbeth in San Antonio

Democrat Gina Hinojosa sends terms to Abbott before impromptu debate at the Governor’s Mansion

House Republicans pull $3 million reserved for ads against Henry Cuellar

Ken Paxton caught in yet another leaked audio clip, this time saying Gov. Abbott is ‘struggling’

Democrat Vikki Goodwin rallies in support of recreational cannabis in San Antonio

After backlash, some right-wing influencers apologize for spreading ‘lie’ about Talarico being in mental hospital

Texas sued for failing to process more than 500,000 voter registrations

Tapping New Ideas: San Antonio breweries diversify, create community to ride out tough times

"My job is to find and attract mastery-based agents to the office, protect the culture, and make sure everyone is happy! "
