Judge Nelson Wolff hopes new congress could bring new projects to Bexar County

San Antonio's Voice

Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff - "We do have hope in the United States Congress for an infrastructure bill."

With the new session of the state legislature just beginning and a new congress now in session, Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff talks with News 4 San Antonio’s Randy Beamer about what he’s hoping to see from lawmakers and how it could affect all of us.

For our San Antonio’s Voice podcast this week, Wolff gives us a great view of what’s in the works downtown right now – from just outside his office on the 10th floor of the Paul Elizondo tower on the west side of downtown.

He explains a number of projects you can literally see on the horizon, including what could be wrapped up this year and what’s on the drawing board that will take longer.

And if you haven’t been downtown lately because of the pandemic, you’ll be surprised at what you see.

Plus Wolff opens up about the arrival of COVID-19 vaccines in Bexar County, his New Year’s wishes, and his celebratory drink (it’s not champagne).

Wolff has been Bexar County Judge since 2001. From 1991 to 1995, he was the Mayor of San Antonio and is only the second person in more than a century to serve in both positions. Previously, Wolff was a member of the Texas House of Representatives, Texas Senate, and San Antonio City Council.

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