Roy Anthony II
Candidate for Bexar County Commissioner • Precinct 4
Officially on the November ballot. My goal is simple: listen, serve, and work every day to improve the quality of life in Bexar County Precinct 4. Meet RoyGet InvolvedFind Where to VoteOfficial Bexar County polling locations, hours, and voting information.
No political ties. My loyalty is to God and the people.
My Priorities
Tap to read my goals.
Flood Control & Drainage
Focus on flood control and drainage improvements that protect our neighborhoods.
Transparency & Accountability
Make county records accessible and keep residents informed about government decisions.
Responsible Spending
Review county spending carefully and make fiscal responsibility a part of every decision.
Safer Neighborhoods
Listen to residents’ public safety concerns and work to improve quality of life in our neighborhoods.
Every decision I make will be guided by transparency, fiscal responsibility, and a commitment to serve every resident of Precinct 4.
- Education: Bachelor’s degree in business administration
- Business Entrepreneur: Founder of EclipseTickets LLC
- Community Advocate: Northeast Neighborhood Alliance Board Member focused on local engagement and neighborhood improvement.
Youth Leadership Initiative: Founder of the LEAD10 Youth Civic Leadership Program, created in partnership with the Northeast Neighborhood Alliance to empower local students through civic engagement, leadership development, and community service.
What would you improve in your neighborhood?
Better roads, drainage, sidewalks, or public safety? Tell Roy what your neighborhood needs.
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Upcoming Appearances
Follow Roy Anthony II’s upcoming community appearances.
Monday, October 19, 2026
Northeast Neighborhood Alliance Candidates Forum
Time: Forum begins at 6:30 p.m. Arrive around 6:00 p.m. to meet candidates and ask questions.
Location: Northeast Senior Center, 4135 Thousand Oaks, San Antonio.
Explore Your Community
Public Records
Review county spending documents, summaries, and the questions I’m asking.
Explore Public RecordsInfrastructure Map
Explore flood control and infrastructure projects in Precinct 4.
View the MapCommunity Resources
Find local assistance, animal welfare resources, and youth leadership information.
Find ResourcesPublic Safety Resources
Explore official crime maps, police calls, and public safety information for your neighborhood.
Explore Crime MapsPublic Records & Transparency
Government should be open and accountable.
As part of my commitment to transparency, I submit Texas Public Information Act requests to obtain county records and make them available to the public. I believe residents deserve access to the same information their government uses to make decisions.
Latest Records
Tommy Calvert Jr. — Campaign Finance Report
October 5, 2026 filing: $198,995.23 in political contributions maintained at the end of the reporting period. Read the labeled totals and the official Bexar County report.
Precinct 4 Office Spending: Jonathon Holler Records
Read the 2026 personal services agreement and FY2026 general ledger, with a summary of what the records show. View the records and summary.
Precinct 4 Outside Agency Funding
The county’s report lists $400,000 allocated for 2025–26 outside agency funding. See the summary, read the full report, and follow my review of how the funding was used.
Flood Control Capital Projects – Precinct 4 (2020–Present)
According to records obtained from Bexar County:
- 5 flood control projects
- $57.6 million budgeted
- $21.3 million spent to date
- $36.3 million remaining

Want to Make a Difference?
This campaign is powered by community, not political machines. Together, we can strengthen neighborhoods, support local businesses, and build a stronger future for Bexar County
