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 office, 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 office has organized over 400 volunteers to clean up our roadsides, wipe out graffiti, and promote spay/neuter programs. We also work with our community partners to distribute free school supplies to area students.

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Rey on Instagram

  • Young and Young at Heart
  • Best. Wife. Ever! My 6 year old self also agrees #BirthdaySurprise
  • When your mom pulls out the photo album. Taken 30 years ago. Caption this...
  • Birthday Ice Cream Sundae at 9:30am. Socially unacceptable on any other day :)
  • Met with head of 37th Training Wing Colonel Collins to discuss the infrastructure money we included in this years city budget.
  • Wife and I discovering benefits of allowing someone else deal with early morning and rush hour traffic. Thanks @viatransit
  • Nice morning to talk VIA Transit, job creation, education & development in the district with business and community leaders. Thanks: @tamusanantonio @viatransit @toyotamotormanufacturingtexas @paloaltocollege @southwestisd
  • The shock and awe of a balanced city budget :) Tonight we had a presentation in Spanish at Pearsall Park in order to reach ALL San Antonians. Feedback matters, no matter the language.
  • When my lil brother comes in from Army station, my mom calls in taquito reinforcements.
  • Emergencies remind us of our humanity and interdependence. Standing behind the Governor, I was pleased to hear that no one seeking shelter or safety should fear being turned away. I pray our leaders keep such convictions and compassion when the clouds clear.‬ No one should fear coming forward when they need help.