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Veterans & Military
Defense, veterans, active-duty service members, military families, and the communities connected to them.
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See the work. Follow the record.
Representative Garcia’s legislative record, committee service, policy work, bills, reports, and public-facing coverage.
Texas Capitol Report
A public record of legislative service.
Explore bills, laws, committee work, policy activity, and public reports connected to House District 124.
Committee Work
Experience brought to issues that matter to Texas.
Garcia’s committee service spans veterans and military affairs, tourism and culture, energy and natural resources, and redistricting.
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Tourism, Culture & Recreation
Tourism as an economic engine, culture, recreation, and the workers and communities behind the visitor economy.
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Energy & Natural Resources
Energy resources, water, natural resources, infrastructure, and the systems that support Texas growth.
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Redistricting
Legislative and congressional district boundaries and the representation of Texas communities.
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Those who serve. Those who welcome.
Garcia’s tourism committee service connects directly to an industry that matters to Texas. In San Antonio, HD124’s story is two-fold: military-connected visitation and the workforce that helps operate the visitor economy.
30,428Workers leaving home before 7 AM
13,414Workers leaving home before 6 AM
94.96%Population exposure to ZIPs with reported hospitality activity
11.77%Veteran population share context
We honor those who serve.
Military graduations and military-family visits bring people to San Antonio. That visitation supports hotels, restaurants, transportation, attractions, and downtown activity. Garcia’s own military service makes this connection especially meaningful.
Active Duty & Military FamiliesWe recognize those who welcome.
HD124 residents rise early and help power the visitor economy—preparing food, staffing hotels, moving guests, supporting attractions, events, and the River Walk experience. Tourism is not only where visitors go; it is also who makes the experience possible.
San Antonio Tourism & Visitor EconomyPathways to Opportunity
There is more than one path to a better future.
The goal is not college for everyone. The goal is helping each person choose a realistic path toward stronger earnings, ownership, and wealth.
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Occupational Education & Training
Credentials, licenses, technical training, and employer-connected programs can move people from low-wage work into higher-value occupations.
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College
For careers where a degree makes sense, explore higher education and career pathways, including Hallmark University and Northwest Vista College.
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Military
Military service can provide training, experience, benefits, education, and a path into civilian occupations or entrepreneurship.
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Entrepreneurship
Starting, growing, contracting, or continuing a family business can turn work into ownership and long-term family assets.
Explore Entrepreneurship →From work to wealth.
Start with the person: Where are you now? What do you want to earn? What kind of work interests you? Which pathway gets you there?
WorkSkillOccupationHigher EarningsOwnershipWealth
Equity in Opportunity
District averages do not tell every community’s story.
HD124 is a majority Hispanic or Latino district, but its communities are not economically uniform. The Black Wealth and Asset Capacity lens shows why subgroup-level analysis matters: work, earnings, access to capital, ownership, and wealth-building friction can look very different beneath the district average.
The public-policy question is not simply who earns income. It is whether residents can convert work, skills, entrepreneurship, and income into homes, businesses, appreciating assets, and long-term family wealth.
Explore Opportunity & Wealth Building46.94Black Wealth & Asset Capacity Index
53.19Wealth Friction Subindex
$213,065Zillow Home Value Context
42.04%Taxable business launches in last 5 years as share of current active stock
HD124 Community Army
The organizations already helping our district.
House District 124 is supported by a broad network of nonprofit and community organizations. Find helping organizations by the kind of service they provide—not just by organization name.
Disability Services & Accessibility
Help should be easier to find.
Disability services touch education, employment, transportation, housing, healthcare, caregivers, and everyday access. This section brings those resources together instead of burying them under a single issue area.
Explore Disability Services- Benefits and service navigation
- Special education connections
- Employment and vocational services
- Transportation access
- Caregiver and family resources
- Accessibility and state programs
District Resources
Explore the work by issue.
Public-facing resources, data, services, and policy work across House District 124.
Families, Children & Youth
Childcare, night care, foster care, youth, and family resources.
Explore →Health, Seniors & Food
Healthcare, seniors, insurance, nutrition, and household support.
Explore →Housing & Household Costs
Housing, property taxes, taxes, utilities, and affordability.
Explore →Public Safety & Justice
Public safety, criminal justice, jails, courts, and related policy.
Explore →Transportation & Infrastructure
Roads, mobility, transit, commuting, and infrastructure.
Explore →District Data & Transparency
Public datasets, maps, downloads, APIs, district intelligence, and official Texas Legislative Council district graphics.
Explore HD124 Data →Download Official HD124 District Graphics →
Community Recognition
Who is an HD124 hero who deserves recognition?
Nominate someone whose service, leadership, work, advocacy, or generosity has made a meaningful impact on House District 124. They do not have to live in the district—their contribution should benefit HD124 people, organizations, schools, businesses, neighborhoods, or communities.
Nominate an HD124 HeroYour Ideas Matter
Suggest a policy idea.
Tell the office what problem you are seeing, what change you would suggest, who it would help, and any examples or information that can help us understand the issue.
Share a Policy SuggestionVisit Your House
Come see your Texas House of Representatives in Austin.
The Capitol belongs to the people of Texas. We encourage families, students, veterans, neighborhood groups, nonprofits, businesses, and community organizations from HD124 to visit, learn how the House works, see the House Chamber, and experience where state decisions are made.
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