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
Imagine being mother to an 18 month old baby who just severed her fingers in a moving bicycle chain. You live in a small TX town, and rush to two area hospitals before they say you need to go to San Antonio for attention. Baby is a US citizen, but mother is not. After the second hospital, Customs and Border Patrol is alerted and your ambulance is stopped at a checkpoint. You’re able to make it passed the checkpoint, but now flagged, followed and in deportation proceedings. That doesn’t matter to you because all you care about is getting your daughter to a doctor to save her fingers. That’s the testimony I arrived to when I met mom and baby at a San Antonio hospital last week. The non profit American Gateways and the Mexican Consulate stepped up in a big way. They made sure mom could navigate the checkpoint and calmed the family when border patrol agents where ordered to wait outside the hospital door in San Antonio. I have no doubt this would have gone much different without the help that stepped in. Luckily, mom and dad did landscaping for a lawyer back home who connected them with American Gateways in San Antonio to begin the advocacy. Ultimately, Mom was able to return home with daughter after it was confirmed she had no criminal history and agreed to a Notice to Appear with Customs and Border Protection. As I spoke to mom, it was clear she would stop at nothing to stay with her daughter and keep her safe. With the threat of being detained, she also worried about not being with her five month old that was still nursing back home. It’s tragic to think that the price of a mother’s love can cost you the separation from your husband and children. @americangateways
Perspective from downtown SA @kingjames
Caught up with @shea.serrano and found out his dad drove a bus for @viatransit for 30 years. Who’s Shea? A NYTimes best selling author who grew up on the south side and played mean pickup games at Millers Pond. #SouthSide✊🏽
Pearsall Park 5k and Zumba @sa_sports84 #FitFamilyChallenge HillsKill
Will the ChocoFlan cake make it to its final destination? Swipe...👉🏽
1200 Students going away with immunizations and school supplies after our 8th Annual Back to School Fair!
Another reason I love the #SouthSide
It’s Hot outside, but #PearsallPark is as cool as a cucumber 😎 @bgcsanantonio @saparksandrec
Checking in on #PearsallPark
San Antonio and @catholiccharitiessanantonio was chosen as a site for family reunification. After the emotional reunion, families are served a warm meal from @mitierracafeandbakery and allowed to pick up donations. Volunteers tell me they always pick up a free rosary before anything else🙏🏽 #keepfamiliestogether