The Bexar County Commissioners Court convened on June 10, 2025, to discuss several key agenda items, focusing on innovation funding and infrastructure projects.

The meeting began with a presentation from Charles Wooden, CEO of Geekdom, regarding a startup boot camp funded by the county's innovation fund. Wooden highlighted the success of the program, which has launched over 517 startups since its inception, exceeding initial goals. He requested funding for five additional boot camps, aiming to launch approximately 75 new companies by the end of the year. Commissioners expressed support for the initiative, emphasizing the importance of accessibility and community involvement in future sessions.

Following this, Tony Canes from the Facilities Management Department provided an update on the San Pedro Creek Improvement Project. He reported the completion of various phases of the project, which aims to enhance flood control and create a cultural park. Canes detailed the challenges faced during construction, including unexpected costs and delays related to utility relocations. The court approved an amendment to the cooperative agreement with the San Antonio River Authority, allocating an additional $1,559,146 for the project's completion. The total cost of the project now stands at approximately $263.5 million, with an estimated economic impact of $1.3 billion.

The meeting concluded with a discussion on the preservation and digitization of county clerk records, with a proposed agreement for $15,547,223.27 to be executed with Cofile Technologies Inc. This initiative aims to modernize the county's archival processes.

Overall, the meeting underscored Bexar County's commitment to fostering innovation and enhancing community infrastructure, with significant investments aimed at supporting local entrepreneurs and improving public amenities.