City Bulletin: San Antonio Official Public Notices and Weekend Outlook

San Antonio City Council Update: Immigration and Detention Resolution

Following a session on Thursday, February 12, 2026, the San Antonio City Council passed a significant resolution in a 9-2 vote. This official action directs city staff to evaluate more than 20 potential strategies to challenge the proposed federal ICE detention facility on the city’s east side. The resolution includes a formal review of building permits, zoning changes, and development plans related to privately operated detention centers. Additionally, city officials will investigate the legal feasibility of limiting municipal utility services, such as water and electricity, to the site. Residents are advised that public signage may be introduced to inform community members of their constitutional rights during interactions with immigration enforcement.

Traffic Alert: Major Road Closures and Infrastructure Projects

Commuters should plan for significant disruptions through the weekend. The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) has confirmed the following active closures:

• I-35 Northbound (Lower Level): The lower level of I-35 near Laredo Street remains closed 24/7 for bridge joint repairs. This closure is expected to remain in effect through February 20, with all traffic diverted to the upper level.
• Wurzbach Parkway: Lanes at Wurzbach Parkway near Longvale Drive are subject to closure for a pedestrian bridge pour project. Normal traffic flow is expected to resume by late morning on Friday, February 13.
• FM 1103: Northbound lanes from Green Valley Road to Wagon Wheel Way are undergoing striping and traffic switches. This work is scheduled to conclude by 3:00 PM today, weather permitting.

Public Health and Municipal Advisories

San Antonio Metro Health and local judicial offices have issued the following advisories for the public:

• Health Advisory: Health officials are monitoring reports of measles cases within the region, specifically centered at a residential facility south of San Antonio. First responders and school nurses have been issued updated guidance on vaccination protocols and exposure management.
• Warrant Clearance Program: The San Antonio Municipal Court has announced that beginning Monday, February 16, 2026, residents can address outstanding traffic and Class C misdemeanor citations without fear of arrest. This grace period is intended to help individuals resolve legal obligations and clear warrants through the court system.

Community and Cultural Announcements

The Department of Arts & Culture has opened a new exhibition titled “Built on Legacy: Artists of San Antonio” at the Culture Commons Gallery. This display features works from 23 artists representing five decades of the city's artistic evolution. Additionally, the San Antonio Public Library is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Maverick Branch Library this week with family-friendly activities and community ceremonies.