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San Juan City actions and finances covering 2023‑2026

Recent city records show budget decisions, financial results, a wastewater‑plant procurement update, and a public notice about health‑coverage forms.

What happened

• The City of San Juan issued Addendum No. 5 to the Phase Two wastewater‑treatment‑plant improvement RFP on August 12 2026, updating technical specifications, naming approved pump and equipment manufacturers, stating that Texas Water Development Board BABA rules do not apply, and setting de‑minimis limits of 5 % of total project cost (cumulative) and 1 % (individual). Bidders must acknowledge the addendum by the August 18 2026 deadline.1
• The city posted a public notice that residents can request a free copy of IRS Form 1095‑C (and Form 1095‑B) to verify health‑insurance coverage for the year, and the notice will remain on the website until October 15 2026.3
• The 2023 audited financial report shows the city’s total net position at $91,758,973, an increase in net position of $10,090,393 from the prior year, total revenue up $6,419,342, a general‑fund balance of $7,192,858, governmental long‑term debt of $42,280,922, and business‑type long‑term debt of $23,384,331.2
• The 2024 Comprehensive Financial Report indicates the city’s overall net position grew to $98,601,908, with $38,927,511 in governmental activities and $59,674,397 in business‑type activities for the fiscal year ending September 30 2024.4

Who it affects

• Property owners will be charged a property‑tax rate of $0.6765 per $100 of assessed valuation for the fiscal year that began on October 1 2023 and ends on September 30 2025, as set in the FY 2024‑2025 approved budget.5

What residents can do

• Residents who need the IRS health‑coverage forms can request them by phone (extensions 2236 or 2234), email, or mail before the October 15 2026 deadline, using the contact information provided in the city’s notice.3