City development services presents FY2026 budget with proposed staffing cuts, fee changes and expanded code programs
The Development Services department outlined a proposed FY2026 budget with a 7% reduction, proposed fee increases for certain permits and programs and plans to continue proactive code enforcement and a senior‑assistance pilot. Councilmembers questioned staffing freezes, permit processing times and lighting/public‑safety investments.
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The City of San Antonio’s Development Services department presented its proposed fiscal 2026 budget to City Council on Sept. 2, citing a proposed $63.3 million budget, a planned 7% reduction from the prior year and a proposal to freeze up to 42 vacant positions as part of the budget plan.
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