Reconciliation Episcopal Church will host a workshop to teach people in our community: HOW TO CARE for STRAY CATS.

FREE Workshop

Learn How to Care for Stray Cats

Reconciliation Episcopal Church - 8900 Starcrest Dr.

THIS SATURDAY, Sept. 13 – Noon-2:00 pm

At the workshop, people will learn how to TRAP-NEUTER-and-RETURN cats and kittens so that they will not reproduce. They will also learn ways to help neighbors coexist peacefully with roaming cats, and help them see that cats can go a long way in keeping rodents away from their properties. BTW – This workshop will be taught by the FeralCat Coalition of San Antonio.

If you have any questions, please call MARILYN LANGE at 210-659-4280.  Leave a message and I will return your call as soon as possible. Thank you.

Northeast Neighborhood Alliance Meeting - Monday, Sept. 15th at 7 p.m.

The next Northeast Neighborhood Alliance meeting will be held on Sept. 15 at 7 p.m. at the Northeast Service Center (10303 Tool Yard).  There will be a city council update, senior center update (groundbreaking is Sept. 23), and a candidate's forum for Bexar County Judge with Carlton Soules and Nelson Wolff. 

2014 Citizen Preparedness Workshop on September 20

You are invited to the fifth Annual Citizen Preparedness Workshop that is being given by the San Antonio Office of Emergency Management in support of National Preparedness Month and the National Night Out 2014.  The workshop encourages San Antonio residents to take simple steps to prepare for an emergency in their homes, businesses and community. The half-day event will include citizen involvement opportunities, public health preparedness, community assistance services, and an emergency management overview from an all hazard perspective. 

WHEN:  Saturday, September 20, from 9 a.m. to noon
WHERE:  Emergency Operations Center, 8130 Inner Circle Road, San Antonio, 78223
RSVP:  http://www.planetreg.com/E848595140134 
MORE INFO:  Leigh Smith at leigh.smith@sanantonio.gov or call 210-206-8552

Councilman Mike Gallagher, San Antonio City Council District 10 Update

 

August 7, 2014    District 10 News Alert!     ICYMI:  Council approves ordinance to withdraw City's $32M for streetcar      Dear District 10 Residents,    Earlier today, Council voted on the ordinance that redirected the $32 million previously allocated for the streetcar project toward center city development initiatives. The ordinance requires that any future light rail or streetcar project be voter approved prior to the city's participation. In addition, the ordinance called for the establishment of a Charter Review Commission to provide a review of the City Charter and to identify areas for possible revision at the May 2015 election.    Over 20,000 petitioners throughout the community sought a vote this fall on the streetcar project. These individuals cannot be ignored, thus I made a motion and pushed for having the ordinance amended to allow a vote on the streetcar-related charter amendment in November. Councilman Krier, Lopez, and Nirenberg supported my amendment, but the amended motion failed, 5 to 4. I voted against the city staff recommendation because it did not include the right of the citizens to vote on this issue in November. To be clear, I support a public vote on any rail or streetcar project. Ultimately, the measure passed 7 to 2 and the city's previous commitment of $32 million will be withdrawn.    A City Charter Commission will also be created to study City Charter amendments, including a procedure to hold a public vote on rail. I plan to play an active role in moving these issues forward for the betterment of our city.    Please let me know if you should have any comments or concerns by sending me an e-mail or visiting our website.    Sincerely,   Councilman Mike Gallagher San Antonio City Council District 10     Stay Connected