
ACT 4 SA LAUNCHES SAPD BUDGET DASHBOARD
DASHBOARD TRACKS SAN ANTONIO POLICE DEPARTMENT BUDGET AND SPENDING FROM 2019 THROUGH THE PROPOSED 2024 BUDGET ACT 4 SA has released a dashboard showing San Antonio Police Department (SAPD)’s budget
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DASHBOARD TRACKS SAN ANTONIO POLICE DEPARTMENT BUDGET AND SPENDING FROM 2019 THROUGH THE PROPOSED 2024 BUDGET ACT 4 SA has released a dashboard showing San Antonio Police Department (SAPD)’s budget

SAN ANTONIO, TX – In February 2023, ACT 4 SA’s Executive Director Ananda Tomas filed a complaint against SAPOA for violating Section 254.261 of the Election Code. SAPOA Treasurer Jason

TRUE JUSTICE WOULD BE MELISSA ALIVE & STILL WITH US ACT 4 SA condemns the actions of SAPD police officers, Sgt. Alfred Flores, Officer Eleazar Alejandro & Officer Nathaniel Villalobos

San Antonio, TX – ACT 4 SA and Ground Game Texas strongly maintain that all of the items in the proposed charter amendment fall under one issue — public safety.

San Antonio, TX– On February 13th, ACT 4 SA filed an Ethics Complaint against the San Antonio Police Officers Association (SAPOA) for violating Title 15 of the Election Code and

New charter initiative would decriminalize abortion care and marijuana possession, ban no-knock police warrants and chokeholds, and encourage citations instead of arrests for nonviolent crimes. San Antonio, TX (Wednesday,

Police reform nonprofit Act 4 SA has released a trove of new data and information about San Antonio Police Department officers who have been fired or suspended over the last decade. Why it

Texas activists have turned in more than 37,000 signatures to place a measure on the San Antonio ballot in May to decriminalize marijuana, prevent the enforcement of abortion restriction laws

The local activist group says their effort represents the most groundbreaking criminal justice reform San Antonio has seen in years. [from kens5.com]

A coalition of more than a dozen organizations delivered more than 35,000 signatures to the city clerk’s office in hopes of making sweeping changes to the city charter of San






