Re-Elect Rey Saldaña for District 4 Councilman
A WELCOME MESSAGE FROM REY
Help Re-Elect Rey as District 4 Councilman, so he can continue to:
Improve our Streets
Since 2011, we have invested over $50 million into your streets, drainage and sidewalks around schools, libraries, parks and bus stops in our community
Make our Neighborhoods Safe
Rey has personally attended more than 500 neighborhood association meetings along with our SAPD, Code Enforcement, Animal Care Services, and other city partners to solve problems in our neighborhoods.
Build Bigger & Better Parks for our Families
Since taking off ice, we have doubled the amount of park space in our district and are bringing over $10 million in new investments to our playgrounds, walking trails, and athletic equipment.
Keep District 4 Beautiful
Our o ffice has organized over 400 volunteers to clean up our roadsides, wipe out graff iti, and promote spay/neuter programs. We also work with our community partners to distribute free school supplies to area students.
More for District 4!
Rey on Instagram
“Cherish these moments, because they grow up fast” Me:😭
Came for my run and ran into a group of local girls giving away skateboard parts and maintenance at Pearsall Park promoting #girlswhoskate ...proving once again, that if you build it they will come. #pearsallpark
These days...my office during the day ✏️ my office in the evening 🚴 🏊🏽 🏃🏽 and my office at night 🍼
A few years ago, we started a free in school swimming program for all 2nd graders in my district. This morning, in the same pool, I was being taught how to swim ahead of my next bucket list item: completing a triathlon. My current swim style: “Don’t drown 😬”
Eli’s Day Out #Pride
Started the day as a city councilman, ended the evening as “Eli’s Old Man.” District 4, I love you! You gave a 24 year old candidate a chance, and 8 years of memories to last a lifetime.
Father David Garcia, on my first Father’s Day, Baptized my son Eli. The GodFather= @tim_salas5 😀
@sa_sports84 is working on a campaign to highlight the #PowerofSport Sports taught me to lose & win with respect (even though the photo may not look like it), to allow myself to be coached, qualities of a dependable teammate, and that you always play the way you practice.
Sometimes I sneak back home before evening meetings. This time I got caught up in mom’s comedy hour. This went on for a while, and I loved every second #MomJokes
“There goes my hero.” She was fire on the 5k course this morning at Pearsall Park.