RE-ELECT JUSTIN RODRIGUEZ | BEXAR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, PRECINCT 2
REAL RESULTS FOR PRECINCT 2.
AND WE'RE STILL NOT DONE.
As your County Commissioner, I helped lower County taxes for homeowners, move major flood and road projects forward, strengthen public safety and expand mental health and recovery services. Now I'm asking for your vote so we can keep building on that progress. That means improving access to health care and affordable housing, bringing more jobs and investment to our community, and continuing to improve the roads, flood protection and essential services people rely on every day.
Showing up for Precinct 2.
20%
HOMEOWNER EXEMPTION
The maximum allowed by state law for County and University Health property taxes, while maintaining the senior tax freeze.
$79M+
FLOOD + DRAINAGE
For Precinct 2 flood and drainage projects that better protect homes, streets and businesses.
$1B+
PUBLIC SAFETY
Invested in core public safety across four County budgets, including 160 additional patrol and constable positions and funding for 70 detention officers.
$86M+
TREATMENT & SERVICES
For mental health care, crisis response, treatment and recovery, including services in 13 school districts and more than 190 new treatment beds.
WHAT WE'VE DELIVERED
As your County Commissioner, Justin has:
Building a stronger public health system
After COVID-19 exposed gaps in health access and coordination, helped invest about $60 million to create the County's public health department and University Health's Institute for Public Health. Wheatley and Vida were immediate results, while these permanent institutions continue improving prevention, access and care.
Improved roads, parks and trails
Advanced $100 million in Westside creeks, trails and waterway restoration, more than $44.7 million in Precinct 2 roads and neighborhood infrastructure, and approximately $12 million for Rodriguez Park. These investments improve daily travel and create safer, better places for families.
Invested in more affordable homes
Invested $13.6 million to help develop or preserve 1,074 affordable homes, including approximately 270 homes for seniors, veterans and residents with disabilities in Precinct 2. The County also adopted a plan to support at least 1,250 affordable homes in the historic urban core.
Supported local businesses and jobs
Provided more than $10 million in grants to help over 400 small businesses recover from the effects of the pandemic. The County also partnered with major employers on expansions expected to bring more than $1 billion in local investment and create or protect over 2,000 jobs, while expanding free training for advanced manufacturing careers.
Made it easier to connect to work and opportunity
An $11.8 million County investment helped extend high-speed internet to about 12,500 homes and businesses, while a $102 million commitment to the VIA Silver Line will improve connections to jobs, education and major destinations throughout the region.
Strengthened Westside institutions and services
Secured $1 million to expand the House of Neighborly Service senior center, supporting healthy aging and reducing isolation. Also invested in BiblioTech Niña and Lerma, Westside veterans services, the Alameda Theater, OLLU’s historic auditorium and other community institutions.
EXPERIENCE THAT GETS THINGS DONE
Justin has spent more than 20 years serving San Antonio as a juvenile prosecutor, SAISD trustee, City Council member, state representative and, since 2019, Precinct 2 County Commissioner. That experience helps him bring people together, move projects forward, and give Precinct 2 a strong voice.