City of San Antonio Department of Resilience and Sustainability

09/14/2026

Did you know the solar panel install on top of the Ron Darner Parks and Recreation Headquarters in one of the largest municipal installs in the country? Solar installs like this one save our city thousands in electricity costs! Councilman Ric Galvan signed our commemorative solar panel to mark the occasion!

09/11/2026

We look forward to seeing you at the Tour de las Misiones happening tomorrow! You can find us close to the Pavilion! 🚴‍♂️

Event Schedule:

Saturday, September 12 | 5:30 – 7 a.m.
Mission Park Pavilion, located at 6030 Padre Drive, San Antonio, TX 78214.

09/10/2026

ArtPace was able to install a solar canopy with funds from our Community Action Fund. Learn how this upgrade has helped them save thousands in electricity bills. Thanks to , and

08/31/2026

Did your property or landscaping sustain damage this weekend? Use the link below to report it.

Did your home or business experience damage from Friday’s storm?

San Antonio residents and business owners are encouraged to report storm damage through the State of Texas iSTAT damage survey: 🔗 Damage.TDEM.Texas.gov

📍 Submit one survey per affected address. The survey is available in English and Spanish. Your report helps emergency officials understand the extent of damage across our community and identify areas of need.

Important: Completing the survey does not replace an insurance claim or guarantee disaster assistance.

¿Su hogar o negocio sufrió daños a causa de la tormenta del viernes?

Se recomienda a los residentes y propietarios de negocios de San Antonio que reporten los daños causados por la tormenta mediante la encuesta estatal de daños iSTAT de Texas: 🔗 Damage.TDEM.Texas.gov

📍 Envíe una encuesta por cada dirección afectada. La encuesta está disponible en inglés y español. Su reporte ayuda a los funcionarios de emergencia a comprender la magnitud de los daños en nuestra comunidad e identificar las áreas que necesitan asistencia.

Importante: Completar la encuesta no sustituye una reclamación al seguro ni garantiza que recibirá asistencia por desastre.

08/30/2026

Need assistance after this weekends storm?

Following Friday night’s severe storms, the City and CPS Energy continue working around the clock to restore power, clear debris and hazards, repair damaged infrastructure, and support our community as San Antonio recovers.

All six City Resilience Hubs remain open for residents who are still without power. On Saturday night, the hubs provided 84 overnight stays for residents and welcomed 18 pets. They are currently scheduled to remain open through noon Monday, August 31. The City will reassess conditions at that time and determine whether extended operations are needed.

During the day, City libraries and community centers remain available as places to stay cool.

For a map of the City’s Resilience Hubs and other storm recovery resources, visit SA.gov/HotWeather .

VIA Metropolitan Transit is offering free transportation to daytime cooling locations and overnight Resilience Hubs.

Need assistance? Call 3-1-1 or 210-207-6000.

Learn more: 🔗 https://www.sa.gov/Directory/News-Releases/City-CPS-Energy-Provide-Update-on-Storm-Recovery-Efforts

Tras las fuertes tormentas del viernes por la noche, la Ciudad y CPS Energy continúan trabajando día y noche para restablecer el servicio eléctrico, retirar escombros y peligros, reparar la infraestructura dañada y apoyar a nuestra comunidad mientras San Antonio se recupera.

Los seis Centros de Resiliencia de la Ciudad permanecen abiertos para los residentes que aún no tienen electricidad. El sábado por la noche, los centros brindaron alojamiento durante la noche a 84 residentes y recibieron a 18 mascotas. Actualmente, está previsto que permanezcan abiertos hasta el mediodía del lunes 31 de agosto. En ese momento, la Ciudad evaluará nuevamente las condiciones y determinará si es necesario extender sus operaciones.

Durante el día, las bibliotecas y los centros comunitarios de la Ciudad continúan disponibles como lugares para mantenerse frescos.

Para consultar un mapa de los Centros de Resiliencia de la Ciudad y otros recursos para la recuperación tras las tormentas, visite SA.gov/HotWeather.

VIA Metropolitan Transit ofrece transporte gratuito a los lugares donde puede mantenerse fresco durante el día y a los Centros de Resiliencia disponibles durante la noche.

¿Necesita ayuda? Llame al 3-1-1 o al 210-207-6000.

Obtenga más información: 🔗 https://www.sa.gov/Directory/News-Releases/City-CPS-Energy-Provide-Update-on-Storm-Recovery-Efforts

08/29/2026

Need a place to cool off and a way to get there after last night's storms? See the info below for our resilience hub locations and how to get transportation there.

Following overnight severe storms, the City of San Antonio and CPS Energy are working to clear hazards, restore power, and support residents.

With temperatures rising, overnight resilience hubs are open for residents affected by power outages until 4 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 30.

Hubs offer:
• A place to stay cool overnight
• Basic needs and supplies
• Power and device charging
• Free Wi-Fi
• Separate pet areas with kennels

Overnight Resilience Hubs:
• Copernicus Community Center — 5003 Lord Road
• Garza Community Center — 1450 Mira Vista
• Miller’s Pond Community Center — 6175 Old Pearsall Road
• Normoyle Community Center — 700 Culberson
• Northeast Senior Center — 4135 Thousand Oaks
• Southside Lions Senior Center — 3303 Pecan Valley Drive

Bring clothing, necessary supplies, and medications if staying overnight.

Stay Cool During the Day:
City libraries and community centers may also provide a place to stay cool. Visit SA.gov/HotWeather or call 3-1-1 / 210-207-6000 for locations and hours.

Free Transportation:
VIA Metropolitan Transit is offering free transportation to daytime cooling locations and overnight resilience hubs. Call 3-1-1 / 210-207-6000 for assistance.

Tras las fuertes tormentas que afectaron el área durante la noche, la Ciudad de San Antonio y CPS Energy trabajan para mitigar los peligros, restablecer el servicio eléctrico y apoyar a los residentes.

Con el aumento de las temperaturas, los centros de resiliencia nocturnos están disponibles para residentes afectados por cortes de electricidad hasta las 4 p.m. del domingo 30 de agosto. Los centros ofrecen:

• Un lugar para mantenerse fresco durante la noche
• Necesidades básicas y suministros
• Electricidad y carga de dispositivos
• Wi-Fi gratuito
• Áreas separadas para mascotas con jaulas disponibles

Centros de Resiliencia Nocturnos:
• Copernicus Community Center — 5003 Lord Road
• Garza Community Center — 1450 Mira Vista
• Miller’s Pond Community Center — 6175 Old Pearsall Road
• Normoyle Community Center — 700 Culberson
• Northeast Senior Center — 4135 Thousand Oaks
• Southside Lions Senior Center — 3303 Pecan Valley Drive

Si se queda durante la noche, traiga ropa, suministros necesarios y medicamentos.

Manténgase Fresco Durante el Día:
Las bibliotecas y centros comunitarios de la Ciudad también pueden ofrecer un lugar para mantenerse fresco. Visite SA.gov/HotWeather o llame al 3-1-1 / 210-207-6000 para conocer las ubicaciones y horarios.

Transporte Gratuito:
VIA Metropolitan Transit ofrece transporte gratuito a los centros para mantenerse fresco durante el día y a los centros de resiliencia nocturnos. Llame al 3-1-1 / 210-207-6000 para recibir asistencia.

08/28/2026

In case you missed it, Director Laura Patino sat down with Cory Ames of bigcitysmalltown to talk about something that's on all of our minds lately, HEAT! 🔥 Learn what we're doing to protect citizens and city employees.

Link in bio or click below:

https://www.bigcitysmalltown.com/184-laura-patino-on-san-antonios-heat-playbook-and-who-feels-it-first/

08/26/2026

Just preparing for our documentary on how a city that sees over 200 days of sun a year is saving by using solar.

08/24/2026

We're wrapping up our SACR video series talking about how mobility and transportation play important role in our climate ready plan.

08/21/2026

SACR is San Antonio’s plan to help protect our people, homes, and city from changing weather.

Learn about one of the programs that's saving the city millions of dollars.