Constituent Office
1802 NE Loop 410,
Ste. 102
San Antonio, TX 78217
210-824-7355

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Councilman John G. Clamp is married and the proud father of four children. His wife, Cindy is a teacher in the Fort Sam Houston Independent School District. As a long time resident of District 10, he is looking forward to representing the northeast part of our city.

Councilman Clamp earned his MBA and BBA from the University of Texas at San Antonio in 1997 and 1987, respectively. He became a Certified Public Accountant in 1990. Councilman Clamp is a Licensed Real Estate and Mortgage Broker in the State of Texas and holds the Project Management Professional designation (PMP).

Currently, Councilman Clamp is the owner/broker of Landmark Realty and Landmark Capital. His professional career includes 13 years with USAA in various departments, USAA Real Estate Company, USAA La Cantera Development Company, the USAA Corporate Tax Department and the Economic and Performance Analysis group within the Corporate Finance Department. He departed USAA in 2001 as a Project Manager for USAA’s Electronic Commerce Department.

Former Community experience:

• Treasurer - Oak Park-Northwood Neighborhood Association

• President - UTSA Roadrunner Club

• Board Member - Austin Highway Revitalization Project

• President - District 10 Alliance

• Zoning Commissioner - District 10

• Commissioner - City/County Government Commission

City Council appointments:

• Governance Committee, Audit Subcommittee

• Public Safety Committee

• Airport Noise Abatement Advisory Committee

• City Investment Committee

• San Antonio Mobility Coalition

• Ex-Officio on the Board of Directors of the Greater San Antonio Film Council

• City Council Liaison to the Sports Foundation / Alamo Bowl / Sports Hall of Fame

• Metropolitan Planning Organization

• Austin-San Antonio Rail District

One of Councilman Clamp’s major goals is the creation and implementation of the proposed San Antonio Street Endowment Fund. This is a long-term investment fund that will use the interest and earnings to fund maintenance for our city’s infrastructure – streets, drainage, and alleys. This fund will perpetually grow, as it will reinvest a percentage of the fund earnings back into the fund. In addition, this fund will complement the budget’s current operational spending plan. Other goals include revitalization of the Perrin-Beitel corridor, providing a voice on the financial stewardship of the city’s resources, and maintaining and improving our public safety forces.