Events

https://www.flatrockranchtx.com/pay-dirt

How it works

Workdays will start at 9 a.m. We plan to work for approximately 4 hours; we do have most of the required tools, but you can bring your own. We plan to do trail maintenance where the little rocks have grown back during riding season. If enough volunteers show up we may build a berm or two. We are planning a few reroutes to improve trail flow. We'll provide lunch afterward, and ride the trail later.

Remember if you work, you ride free the workday. Work at least 5 hours and ride free till the TMBRA cross country race. Work at least 10 hours for a free Daily Annual Pass. Work at least 15 hours for a free Annual Family Pass.

South Texas Off Road Mountain-Bikers (STORM) hosts this free monthly kid's ride at McAllister Park on the dirt trails. This is a great opportunity for parents and children alike to get out on the dirt trails and see how fun mountain biking can be. Kids will learn basic trail skills and trail etiquette during this introduction to trail riding. Participants will meet at the McAllister Park “Dog Park” parking lot (https://goo.gl/maps/ghDubAF9rVA2) and the event will last from 10:00am – 12 noon.

What to bring:
Required:
- Bicycle
- Helmet
- Closed-toe shoes
Recommended:
- Sunglasses
- Gloves
- Water
- Sunscreen

This event is “weather permitting” for the protection of the trail system. Updates and cancellations will be posted on the "STORM South Texas Off Road Mountain-Bikers" Facebook page and on the STORM website events page (https://stormmtb.org/events-calendar).

Parents or accompanying adults will need to sign a liability waiver for themselves and their child before the ride and may accompany their child on the ride.

2020 Texas XC Mountain Bike State Championship Series
http://www.tmbra.org/

Pre-Registration: https://www.bikereg.com/events/Off-Road/TEXAS/

Spring Series Rules: http://www.tmbra.org/rulesspring2020.htm

2020 Texas XC Mountain Bike State Championship Series
http://www.tmbra.org/

Pre-Registration: https://www.bikereg.com/events/Off-Road/TEXAS/

Spring Series Rules: http://www.tmbra.org/rulesspring2020.htm

The Bicycle Mobility Advisory Committee (BMAC) was established by the Alamo Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Transportation Policy Board in 1995. The committee's purpose is to improve bicycle mobility within the Alamo Area MPO Study Area. BMAC's vision is for the region to be distinguished as a place where cyclists can safely travel on and off-road and cycling is recognized as a clean, healthy, and affordable form of transportation and recreation.

http://www.alamoareampo.org/Committees/BMAC/

When: Second Wednesday of the month at 9:00 a.m.
Where: MPO Conference Room B at 825 South Saint Mary's St., San Antonio, TX

Meeting dates, times, and locations may vary. Please confirm the meeting information with the agenda posted on our website or by calling us at 210-227-8651

https://www.flatrockranchtx.com/pay-dirt

How it works

Workdays will start at 9 a.m. We plan to work for approximately 4 hours; we do have most of the required tools, but you can bring your own. We plan to do trail maintenance where the little rocks have grown back during riding season. If enough volunteers show up we may build a berm or two. We are planning a few reroutes to improve trail flow. We'll provide lunch afterward, and ride the trail later.

Remember if you work, you ride free the workday. Work at least 5 hours and ride free till the TMBRA cross country race. Work at least 10 hours for a free Daily Annual Pass. Work at least 15 hours for a free Annual Family Pass.

Agenda: https://sanantonio.legistar.com/DepartmentDetail.aspx?ID=22888&GUID=AF8D5F2B-8A84-40C2-8CE1-A8704793A933

The Parks and Recreation Board was created by the authority of the City Council, Ordinance Number 29561, June 14, 1961.

Overall Purpose of the Board
- Provide liaison between the community and the Department of Parks and Recreation regarding community recreational facilities and services, needs and desires and recreation programming.
- Review the departmental operations and maintenance budget and advise the Director of the Board's suggestions regarding priority programs.
- Promote public awareness of the public recreational facilities and services provided by the City and stimulate community participation in those programs.
- Review operational policies for the various parks facilities and recommend new or revised policies as circumstances change.
- Review all applications for federal parks and recreation grants prior to submission to City Council.

Board Details
- Membership Composition: The Board consists of 11 residents of the City who serve without pay.
- Appointment: Members are appointed by the City Council, pursuant to recommendation by the City Manager.
- Term of Members: Members are appointed for a two-year term. Members may be appointed for no more than two consecutive two-year terms.
- Presiding Officer: The Board shall select, by majority vote, a chairperson and a vice chair person. That chair person serves for one year and may be re-elected for not more than one additional consecutive year. The vice-chair person presides at meetings in the absence of the chair person.

Meeting and Contact Information
The board's regularly scheduled meetings are the fourth Monday of each month at 5:30 p.m

http://www.sanantonio.gov/ParksAndRec/About-Mission/Boards/Parks-Recreation-Board

Agenda: https://sanantonio.legistar.com/DepartmentDetail.aspx?ID=22885&GUID=33F23D53-BBEF-4E87-A1BB-F05834EACD00&R=1fe80087-f036-40b6-9568-c8bac401efb3

The Linear Creekway Parks Advisory Board is comprised of 11 members appointed by the Mayor and each City Councilmember for two-year terms. The Board is charged with providing input and advice to staff and the City Council regarding acquisition and appropriate development of linear parks along major creeks and rivers and their tributaries in the San Antonio Area.

Meetings are held on the last Tuesday of each month at 6:00 PM.

http://www.sanantonio.gov/ParksAndRec/About-Mission/Boards/Linear-Creekway-Parks-Advisory-Board