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Candidate Forum: Phyllis Viagran, Tomás Uresti Compete To Represent District 3 On San Antonio City Council

/ There was a large field of candidates vying to represent San Antonio s largest City Council district, which spans 84 square miles spread out on the South and Southeast sides of the San Antonio. Twelve people ran for the District 3 seat and two will now go head-to-head in the June runoff Phyllis Viagran and Tomás Uresti. The district s current representative Rebecca Viagran is not among them, as she has reached the four-term maximum on City Council and cannot run again. But her sister Phyllis received about 22% of the May primary vote, and Uresti followed with nearly 15%. Viagran has worked as a community outreach coordinator and trainer for Older Adults Technology Services (OATS) since being furloughed from Visit San Antonio in June 2020. She has served on the boards of both Brooks Gives Back and The Rape Crisis Center in San Antonio.

District 3 candidate Phyllis Viagran is building a political brand of her own

Editorial: In city runoffs, Viagran and Lopez get the nod

Editorial: In city runoffs, Viagran and Lopez get the nod May 19, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Voters wait in line on May 1. It’s almost that time again. Early voting for the runoff election starts Monday.Marvin Pfeiffer /Staff photographer In the field of 12 candidates who hoped to succeed outgoing District 3 Councilwoman Rebecca Viagran, the two making it to the runoff are the ones whose names already are familiar to South Side voters. Phyllis Viagran, the incumbent’s sister, earned 22 percent of the vote in the May 1 general election. Meanwhile, Tomas Uresti, brother of Tax Assessor-Collector Albert Uresti and former state Sen. Carlos Uresti, received 15 percent.

Last Day To Dispute Bexar County Property Tax Appraisals

May 17, 2021 Today is the last day for Bexar County property owners to appeal their 2021 property values with the Bexar Appraisal District. County Tax Assessor-Collector Albert Uresti is reminding property owners that his office doesn t set property values. Property values are determined by the Bexar Appraisal District, which is not part of the Tax Assessor-Collector s Office. Taxable properties are appraised every year on January 1st. The tax office says there have been fluctuations in value as a result of housing availability and the pandemic. Photo: Getty Images

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