The River Authority manages and completes projects under a wide range of activities including scientific studies, park improvements, major infrastructure initiatives for flood control, stormwater management and community amenities. Funding for these projects comes from various sources. The River Authority contributes funding specifically towards projects; however, the majority of funding comes from other entities, notably the City of San Antonio and Bexar County. Funding through federal, state and local grants also helps the River Authority support its mission.
A project is a temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product, service, or result that meets a specific objective. A Project’s cost threshold is $75,000 or greater and has a duration of one year or longer. Projects require Board of Director approval. All projects are entered into the River Authority’s project management software system and are managed in a consistent fashion.
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This program is a multi-year initiative managed by the River Authority to enhance both natural and community infrastructure throughout Bexar County. Building on prior capital…
- Design & Construction
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This project involves the planning, design, and construction of a new facility at 201 W. Sheridan, aimed at supporting the River Authority's long-term operational and…
- Active
The Westside Creeks Project is a community-based creek restoration effort started in 2008 by the San Antonio River Authority. Its mission is: 1) to develop…
- Active
In an effort to restore and sustain the native life in this section of the river, Bexar County, the City of San Antonio, the River…
- Design & Construction
- Active
With its lush vegetation, effortless accessibility and modern recreation amenities, Escondido Creek Parkway is the new favorite outdoor hub in the City of Kenedy, a…
- Engineering
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This project continues trail improvements along Culebra Creek as part of the Howard W. Peak Greenway Trails System, extending from the Grissom Trailhead to the…
- Design & Construction
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This project continues trail improvements along Culebra Creek as part of the Howard W. Peak Greenway Trails System, extending from Grissom Road to the Culebra-Helotes…
- Design & Construction
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This project continues trail improvements along Zarzamora Creek as part of the Howard W. Peak Greenway Trails System, extending from Ingram Road downstream to Tierra…
- Design & Construction
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This project continues trail improvements along the Leon Creek segment of the Howard W. Peak Greenway Trails System, beginning at the Military Drive trailhead at…
- Design & Construction
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This project continues trail improvements along the Leon Creek segment of the Howard W. Peak Greenway Trail System, extending from IH-35 downstream to Spicewood Park…
- Design & Construction
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The Spirit Reach includes a series of trails to connect the existing reaches of the San Antonio River experience (San Antonio Missions, the Riverwalk, Pearl…
- Design & Construction
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This project continues the trail improvements through the Howard W. Peak Greenway Trails System along Zarzamora Creek from Tierra Del Sol Park downstream to Alderete…
- Design & Construction
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This project addresses the urgent need for a reliable water supply at the San Antonio Zoo, which currently relies on untreated well water from the…
- Environmental
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This project focuses on improving water quality in the 850-square-mile Cibolo Creek Watershed, which includes rapidly developing urban and rural areas. Several streams are impaired…
- Utilities
- Active
The project has completed the 30% design phase and associated condition assessments, confirming an average diverted daily flow of 1.11 Million Gallons per Day (MGD)…
- Design & Construction
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This project involves the design and construction of River Authority owned nature-based parks along the Medina River and San Antonio River. It aims to expand…
- Environmental
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Escondido 1 Dam currently passes 73% of the probable maximum flood (PMF), Escondido 4 Dam passes 59%, and Escondido 12 Dam passes 51%. Dams and…
- Environmental
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Escondido 1 Dam currently passes 73% of the probable maximum flood (PMF), Escondido 4 Dam passes 59%, and Escondido 12 Dam passes 51%. Dams and…
- Environmental
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The project will convert the existing Westside Creeks models to either a 1D/2D model or a full 2D model, and will analyze them using Future…
- Environmental
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The project will convert the existing Westside Creeks models to either a 1D/2D model or a full 2D model, and will analyze them using Future…
- Environmental
- Active
This program invests in science, modeling, and master planning to identify and evaluate properties for Nature-based Solutions (NbS), creating a rolling pipeline of multi-year projects.…
- Technology
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The Website Redesign Project will involve the redesign, development, and execution of web design services to include the external River Authority website, the internal employee…
- Environmental
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This project focuses on flood risk identification and assessment within the Lower San Antonio watershed. Activities include floodplain mapping, report generation, and development of a…
- Design & Construction
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This project continues improvements to Escondido Creek Parkway by extending the trail from the 5th Street entrance to the elementary school, across the creek to…
- Design & Construction
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The River Authority will provide the design and construction management of Gate 5 on behalf of the city of San Antonio (CoSA) Public Works Department…
- Environmental
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This project will incorporate updated flood risk data from Risk MAP and floodplain remapping efforts that reflect Atlas 14 precipitation estimates. It will update estimated…
- Design & Construction
- Active
The Mission Reach Boundary Markers project will clearly identify the property lines along the San Antonio Capital Improvement Project Phases (SACIP) enabling River Authority staff…
- Utilities
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This project will ensure that the outfall main between the Upper Martinez WWTP and the Martinez II WWTP can convey all the anticipated flow from…
- Environmental
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This project supports the reintroduction of native mussels to the Mission Reach, where populations have been nearly eradicated but persist in remnant channels. Initiated in…
- Environmental
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This project supports the City of Alamo Heights (City) with the design and installation of green stormwater infrastructure (GSI) along Broadway street in conjunction with…
- Utilities
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The project creates a formalized Capacity, Management, Operation and Maintenance (CMOM) program for the Martinez and Salitrillo Wastewater collection systems. This project evaluates the current…
- Utilities
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This ongoing project relocates and rehabilitates wastewater collection system lines in coordination with roadway improvement projects constructed by other public entities, such as the Texas…
- Design & Construction
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This project replaces the aging Nueva Street Marina Dam, originally installed in the mid-1980s, with a modern air-filled inflatable dam. Managed during flood events when…
- Utilities
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The Salitrillo Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) Expansion and Improvements project will expand the current WWTP from a permitted daily average flow of 5.83 million gallons…
- Utilities
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This project is for the design and construction of a large diameter gravity sewer line that will extend from Millican Drive to the Martinez IV…
- Environmental
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This project is a cost-share initiative between the River Authority and the City of San Antonio to integrate green stormwater infrastructure (GSI) into 2017 City…
- Environmental
- Active
This project is managed and administered by the River Authority for the City of San Antonio’s Proposition 1-funded Edwards Aquifer Protection Program. It supports water…
- Design & Construction
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The Westside Creeks Restoration Project Conceptual Plan, adopted in June 2011 by the River Authority’s Board of Directors, has served as the catalyst for the…
- Design & Construction
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This project funds repairs to address erosion at various locations along the Mission Reach Segment of the San Antonio River. Erosion repair projects aim to…
- Environmental
- Active
This project will enhance the community's floodplain data through a restudy and updating of floodplain maps for Leon Creek, Salado Creek, and selected Medina River…
- Design & Construction
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The River Authority, in partnership with Texas A&M San Antonio and TJ Maxx, is planning to connect the lower end of the Mission Reach to…
- Design & Construction
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This project will bring better and safer lighting and additional electrical outlets to a portion of the Museum Reach Segment of the San Antonio River.…
- Environmental
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This project focuses on flood data, including flood risk identification and assessment activities within the Lower Cibolo Watershed and Lower Medina Watershed. These activities include…
- Environmental
- Active
The River Authority completed the predictive flood modeling system for Bexar County in 2021. The Downstream Predictive Flood Modeling project intends to extend the coverage…
- Environmental
- Active
This project develops a future condition model and updates priority subbasins with the latest watershed information. Priority subbasins are based on ultimate buildout land use…
- Design & Construction
- Active
The Westside Creeks Lighting project will include lighting for three creeks to include Alazan, Zarzamora, and Apache Creeks. The lighting will be placed along the…
- Utilities
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This project will take the Martinez IV Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) from a permitted capacity of 2.0 million gallons per day (MGD) to 5.1 MGD.…
- Active
Three freshwater mussel species under review for federal listing as threatened or endangered have historically been found in the San Antonio River Basin. One species,…
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Through more accurate flood maps, risk assessment tools, and outreach support, FEMA's Risk Mapping Assessment, and Planning (Risk MAP) strengthens local ability to make informed…
- Active
The objective of the Lower Leon Creek Use-Attainability Analysis is to conduct monitoring in support of Texas Commission on Environmental Quality efforts to assign the…
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The San Antonio River Authority (River Authority) is collaborating with the City of San Antonio for the 2017-2022 Bond project Panther Springs Creek Restoration. The…
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The San Antonio River Authority Floodplain Viewer engages users in an interactive floodplain map, displaying the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) National Flood Hazard Layer…
