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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in San Juan public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Personnel Management
The city proposed raising the employee contribution rate and updating service credits under the Texas Municipal Retirement System. City employees would pay more toward their own retirement.
Bank depository services contract
The city was set to award its contract for banking services — where the city parks its money — through RFP No. 26-007-08-31.
Nebraska Avenue & Douglas Street Improvements
The city is reviewing bids to award the construction contract for street improvements along Nebraska Avenue and Douglas Street.
City Management
San Juan’s city manager just got the boot following a split council vote, which means we’re likely looking at a major shift in how the city operates. Expect new leadership priorities and potential policy changes to start popping up around town soon.
Judicial Appointment
San Juan just brought on Jorge Zambrano as the new municipal judge. He’s now the person in charge of handling local court cases and deciding the outcome of city ordinance violations.
Personnel Action
San Juan’s city manager is currently on unpaid leave, leaving a massive leadership gap at City Hall. This shakeup could stall ongoing projects and change how the city handles your daily services.
Public Nuisance Ordinance
San Juan is cracking down on car culture by banning cruising and making business owners legally responsible for any car meets held on their lots. If you own a shop or just like to hang out with your car, this means you could be facing fines or legal headaches for simply gathering.