Master Transportation Plan Finance and Fiscal Forecast
Other Funding Source / Tool Transportation Improvement Program State/Federal Ohio Environmental Protection Agency/Ohio Water Development Authority Loan Programs
Definition
Loan programs for water, wastewater, and stormwater projects that can support transportation-related infrastructure components, such as utility relocation.
Source: City of Columbus, 2025 Capital improvements; AECOM San Antonio, Texas
Table 22 summarizes the City of San Antonio’s funding sources and financial tools for transportation projects. These mechanisms draw from a combination of local, regional, state, federal, and partnership resources. The classification highlights the primary revenue streams, ranging from debt instruments and dedicated taxes to grants and leveraged partnerships. The financial tools include GO bonds, COs, and PAYGO from the Infrastructure Management Program.
Table 21: City of San Antonio Transportation Funding Sources Funding Source 11 Average 6 Years ($M) 2025–2030
Definition
Local 2022 GO Bond
$171
Voter-approved local debt repaid with property taxes for capital projects, including streets. Voter-approved local debt from 2017 for transportation and infrastructure projects. Short-term local debt repaid with future tax revenues. Local debt instrument issued without voter approval for various public improvements. Local debt instrument issued without voter approval for various public improvements. Remaining funds from previously issued local debt. Miscellaneous local revenues including General Fund, Municipal Facilities
2017 GO Bond
$15
Tax Notes
$39
COs
$99
Airport Funding
$403
Self-Supporting CO
$4
Previous Debt
$2
Other Revenues
$45
11 https://www.sa.gov/files/assets/main/v/1/omb/documents/fy2025/adopted -capital-budget.pdf
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