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	Community-Military Partnership Flyer
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The Office of Military Affairs (formerly the Office of Military Transformation) coordinates and facilitates the community’s support for BRAC implementation in our community.  The office will work with local community leaders, particularly the Military Transformation Task Force, to develop a Growth Management Plan that will address the challenges and opportunities from BRAC-related growth in San Antonio.

If you would like more information about the Office and its work, please call 207-2712.

Military Transformation Task Force

The Military Transformation Task Force (MTTF) is a City of San Antonio, Bexar County, and Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce initiative to share information, assist the military in implementing BRAC, address any impacts on the community and leverage BRAC to strengthen our economy and revitalize our neighborhoods.  The MTTF is tri-chaired by Councilwoman Sheila D. McNeil, Commissioner Lyle Larson, and Michael Novak of the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce.

For more information about the MTTF, its committees and upcoming meetings, please visit the MTTF website.

BRAC 2005 Growth Management Plan

The Growth Management Plan is currently underway  by the Office of Military Affairs in coordination with the MTTF.  The Plan will consist of a number of studies to determine the community’s response to BRAC related growth in San Antonio.  The studies will examine:

• Transportation & Infrastructure
• Economic Development
• Neighborhood Revitalization & Redevelopment
• Health Care Delivery

The GMP is being conducted by The DiLuzio Group and more information about their work and the status of the GMP can be found here:  http://www.teamdiluzio.com/

Questions?

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