SAN ANTONIO — Bexar County officials opened a new facility Friday that brings the county’s Community Resources and Public Health departments together under one roof.
The renovated facility at 612 Nogalitos is designed to help residents access family support, public health guidance, community outreach programs and referrals to county partner agencies.
County Judge Peter Sakai said the center will help county departments coordinate services and connect residents with support. Precinct 1 Commissioner Rebeca Clay-Flores said the facility will make it easier for families to access help with health and other needs in one location.
“When residents come through these doors, they may be looking for help with a utility bill, information about County services, or support for their family—they deserve to be welcomed, heard, and connected with someone who can help them take the next step,” said Sakai in a news release. “Bringing these departments together in one facility gives our teams a place to put the three C’s into practice: communicate, collaborate, and coordinate. By streamlining services and using our resources more efficiently, we are creating a County government that works closely together and is easier for our residents to reach.”
Residents can learn more about Community Resources at bexar.org/crd and Public Health at bexar.org/3934/Public-Health. The county recommends scheduling an appointment to ensure same-day service. Walk-in availability is limited and same-day service cannot be guaranteed.