San Antonio’s Hub for Ideas, Action, and Change
The People’s Plan SA
Support your neighbors. Build the city we deserve.
San Antonio’s Hub for Ideas, Action, and Change
Welcome to
The People’s Plan SA
This is the home base for everyone in San Antonio who believes in a better future.
Grassroots groups, nonprofits, community leaders, and everyday residents — we’re stronger when we come together.
For too long, special interests and corruption have kept San Antonio divided and held back.
We have good people fighting on many fronts, but now it’s time to unite all of our efforts into one powerful force.
Around the world, cities are proving that when communities gather their ideas on one platform, people win. Here, we share our ideas, support each other’s proposals, and organize together. The more support an idea gathers, the harder it is for City Hall to ignore.
Why Join The People’s Plan?
Join Our Community Today!
Think of it like a giant community union – a place where we combine our strength to push for change.
Housing Cost Crisis
Average rent in San Antonio has risen 43% since 2020. let’s organize for affordable living.
Living Wage Gap
Nearly 1 in 3 workers still earn below a living wage.
School Closures
Over 20 local schools have shut down in the past five years.
Health Inequality
In some ZIP codes, life expectancy differs by 20 years.
Transportation Access
1 in 5 residents rely solely on VIA or walking to get to work.
Cost-Burdened
Over 52.7% of renter households are “cost-burdened” — meaning they spend 30% or more of their income on rent and utilities.
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U4GM Where PoE 3 28 Fossils Now Truly Matter in the forum The People’s Plan Group 28 minutes agoTemperature awareness is another key consideration. Extreme temperatures, whether hot or cold, can negatively affect the material properties of a TPE sex doll. High heat can make the material overly soft and prone to deformation, while very low temperatures can make it brittle and more susceptible to cracking. Maintaining a stable, moderate…Read more
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rsvsr How to Make the Most of Monopoly GO Daily Events in the forum District 8 1 week, 4 days agoI didn’t expect Monopoly GO! to become part of my routine, but here we are. You open the app for a minute, then somehow you’re planning your whole day around dice, shutdowns, and sticker packs. A lot of that pull comes from the small wins. Clearing daily tasks feels easy, but it works. One lap around the board, a lucky Bank Heist, a fresh sticker…Read more
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Billo started the topic
U4GM Where PoE 3 28 Fossils Now Truly Matter in the forum The People’s Plan Group 1 week, 4 days agoPath of Exile 3.28 doesn’t exactly ease you in. It hits fast, especially if you got used to fossils showing up all over the place. For a few leagues, they’d basically escaped Delve and turned into just another crafting drop in the wider loot pool. That was handy, sure, but it also made the mine feel less important than it should’ve been. Now that…Read more
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What You Can Do Here (Now)
Post your ideas for a better San Antonio.
Join groups in your district
Organize together - turn many small voices into one powerful voice.
Support the best ideas and see them delivered to City Hall
Turn Ideas Into Action !
This isn’t just a forum. It’s a hub where San Antonians organize, connect, and push for change.
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District Groups
Organize with neighbors in your council district.
Transparent Voting
See which ideas are gaining support in real time.
Our Future Goals
This is just the beginning. Together, we are working toward:
- The legal right to vote on city matters online.
- Winning a dedicated Participatory Budget — money set aside by the city that the people control directly.
- Using this platform not just to organize ideas, but to make binding decisions and allocate real funds for our neighborhoods.
