County Commissioner Sergio “Chico” Rodriguez launches Re-Election Bid

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Commissioner Rodriguez Announcement Display

Commissioner Rodriguez Announcement Display

 

Supporters gather at Site of New Southside County Satellite Office
to launch campaign. Bexar County Commissioner Sergio “Chico”
Rodriguez announced his plans to seek re-election to the Precinct 1 position.
Rodriguez is running for a third term and was first elected Commissioner in
2004. Joining Commissioner Rodriguez in front of the future home of the Bexar
County Southside Satellite Office, were a broad group of distinguished
neighborhood and business leaders along with elected officials including Bexar
County Judge Nelson Wolff and State Senator Leticia Van de Putte.

Rodriguez told supporters the completion of the satellite office
marks a commitment he made to voters when he first sought the Precinct 1
position, “From the time I first ran, my goal has been to make county
government more accessible and responsive to our community, especially those
with the greatest needs like children and seniors… This facility will put
important services within the reach of many who may not otherwise get
them.”

Commissioner Rodriguez also discussed initiatives he started to
help abused and special needs children as well as important health care
projects like the building of the new University Hospital System (UHS) Diabetes
Treatment Center in Precinct 1 and the expansion of the Downtown UHS Health
Center. “This type of screening, preventative care and life saving
treatment is vital to ensure that our community can live healthy, fulfilling
lives and part of my commitment to Precinct 1 voters that health care stays one
of our highest priorities on Commissioners Court,” stated Commissioner
Rodriguez.

With several important projects like the San Antonio River Mission
Reach underway for Precinct 1, Rodriguez added, “You expect honesty from your
public servants and as your county commissioner, I’ve done my best to represent
you in a way that you can be proud of and that makes your voice heard. As a
true Democrat, I will continue working to solve neighborhood problems and
standing up for those least able to speak for themselves.”

The Precinct 1 position takes in Bexar County’s south and
southwest side. Election Day for the primary election is March 6th,
2012 and early voting begins on February 21, 2012. For more information about
the upcoming election or how to register to vote, contact the Bexar County
Elections Department at (210) 335-VOTE (8683).

Re-election Campaign Kick-off

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Title: Re-election Campaign Kick-off
Location: 3500 Block of Pleasanton Rd. (near Moursund Blvd.)
Description: I hope to see all of you again as I ask you to join me this Sunday, November 20th at 2pm for my official re-election kick-off. I will be surrounded by family, friends and community members at the future home of the Precinct 1 satellite field office located at the 3500 block of Pleasanton Rd. (near Moursund Blvd.).
Start Time: 2:00PM
Date: 2011-11-20
End Time: 4:00PM

Special Thanks from the Commissioner

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Commissioner Rodriguez and Ronnie Gabriel

I would like to thank my family, friends, and supporters for joining me at my fundraiser to help kick-start my re-election campaign. A special thank you to my hosts, Marty Wender, Henry Cisneros, Jane Macon, Gene Dawson and Carrie Baker-Wells.

I hope to see all of you again as I ask you to join me this Sunday, November 20th at 2pm for my official re-election kick-off. I will be surrounded by family, friends and community members at the future home of the Precinct 1 satellite field office located at the 3500 block of Pleasanton Rd. (near Moursund Blvd.).

 

 

 

 

 

Mission County Park to be redeveloped, incorporated into Mission Reach

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Bexar County Commissioners Court

San Antonio, Texas 78205-3036

210.335.2555 | 210.335.2926/fax

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 

November 1, 2011

Contact Laura Jesse: Office - 210.335.0073 | Mobile - 210.787.9038

Mission County Park No. 1 is one of the four most used recreational areas in Bexar County’s park inventory. The park’s 16 acres occupy a historically significant area of southern Bexar County dating back to the Spanish Colonial period of this region’s history. From its first established use as farmlands associated with Mission San Jose to its establishment as a county‐owned park in 1950, Mission County Park continues to play a vital role in the historic and cultural story of Bexar County. But, with all of that use, the parks are in need of upgrades.

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Commissioners Accept Recommendations of Lackland Air Force Base Joint Land Use Study

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Bexar County Commissioners Court

San Antonio, Texas 78205-3036

210.335.2555 | 210.335.2926/fax

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 

November 1, 2011

Contact Laura Jesse: Office - 210.335.0073 | Mobile - 210.787.9038

Commissioners Court on Tuesday unanimously accepted the results of the Lackland Air Force Base Joint Land Use Study, which was commissioned to provide an ongoing framework to enhance compatibility around the base and improve the quality of life for the surrounding community. The collaborative study included the County, Joint Base San Antonio, Port San Antonio and the City of San Antonio.

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