San antonio river authority Reviews

Great place to work and doing all we can for betterment of our rivers and creeks

Good place to work for a short time good stepping stone to move on to better job but a good starting Job for most. Not a good Long term Job for those without a Graduate Degree. But recommend as a start.

So relaxing to walk the river in this area. You get to see lots of wildlife too.

Too much authority or not enough? The San Antonio River trails stretch from the Witte, through downtown to numerous parks and historic missions. The SARA building overlooks the widest section of San Antonio's iconic Mission Trail, however in this 1200ft area alone cyclist are instructed to dismount or go around on street level. The reasoning behind this is not clear as this trail links many cycling and tourist destinations and is advertised as a usable feature of our city for sightseers and eco-friendly commuters alike. This is contrary to SAtomorrow's multi-modal transportation and sustainability plans, and quite frankly is a ridiculous and unnecessary overreach of authority

BEWARE of Snakes. Walking the King William District was breathtaking in so many ways. When on the railing on the river near Alamo st bridge I saw a snake jump into the water right on the small waterfall near the bridge. So please be careful carry flashlights even at sunset and avoid coming at night.

They (San Antonio River Authority =SARA) are bringing our San Antonio Rivers back to life. We see on the rivers & creeks the native plant life, wildlife, and art. SARA is also an internationally recognized for the transformation of our rivers in Bexar County and surrounding counties.

I'm not seeing great reviews but let me tell you about San Antonio River Authority. Every time I call, I get a speedy and effective response from these guys. I have called them at least twice and got the same great service. Frank even remembered I work at night and followed up without waking me up but called around noon to let me know they were there and took care of the issue. Kudos to all the guys who came out Sunday and Monday.

The high grass and weeds along the mission reach trail is creating a breading ground for posionous snakes. We have encountered several different types in the last week. Something needs to be done before someone gets seriously hurt.