Beginning Monday, September 21, Solid Waste crews will resume regularly scheduled Brush collections beginning with area 1A (Flour Bluff and Padre Island).
Former Texas ITT Students to Receive $27 Million in Debt Relief Settlement
When the temporary credit became due, ITT pressured and coerced students into accepting high-interest loans from PEAKS, including threatening expulsion.
Essential Family Caregivers can now Visit Family in Long Term Care Facilities
HHSC is updating these rules after closely monitoring the COVID-19 outbreak, consulting with the Department of State Health Services, and receiving feedback from families, providers and other stakeholders.
Public Works to Conduct Week-Long Pothole Blitz
Public Works crews will be repairing potholes on City streets based on targeted corridors and customer service requests received by the Call Center.
S.H.A.R.E Looking for Community Volunteers
Instead of a sit-down meal, S.H.A.R.E will be doing a drive-thru service at the First Baptist Church Kingsville’s parking lot.
Public Input Wanted for Voluntary Buyout Program from Hurricane Harvey
These guidelines are the first step towards implementing buyout opportunities designed to assist single-two family residential developments impacted more than once because of natural disasters.
Corpus Christi - $1 Billion Budget for Fiscal Year 2020-2021 Approved
The balanced budget is designed to address the community’s top priorities including streets, public safety, and parks.
San Antonio to Lift Ban on Chick-fil-A at International Airport
The FAA reached an informal resolution with the City of San Antonio regarding its decision to exclude Chick-fil-A based on the religious beliefs associated with that company and its owners.
Corpus Christi Bond Information Now Available
The guide contains general information about the City’s Bond Program and a list of City Council approved streets, parks, and public safety projects.
Texas AG Files Appeal to Stop Harris County for Unsolicited Mail-In Ballot Applications
Under Texas election law, mail-in ballots are reserved for a few limited categories of qualified voters who are age 65 and older and voters who are disabled.
"Ready. Check. Vote." Coming to South Texas
The "Ready. Check. Vote." grassroots tour will travel approximately 3,000 miles and visit 46 cities across the Lone Star State, beginning September 10th and ending October 8th.
AG Paxton Warns Brownsville Against Unlawful Order Limiting Restaurant Capacity
As it stands, the city’s order directly contradicts Governor Greg Abbott’s orders and exceeds the city’s lawful authority.
Delay in Rig Repairs near Bob Hall Pier
The company handling repairs at the oil platform involved in an offshore incident last week on North Padre Island near Bob Hall Pier says the fix will take longer than anticipated.
FEMA approved the TWC's request for Lost Wages Assistance
The funding is through the week ending September 5, 2020 and may provide an additional $300 in payments to qualified claimants.
CCIA Outpacing the National Average
While the numbers are still lower than they were last year, more people are not only confident enough to fly again, they are also showing a lot of confidence in future travel.
Texas Officials Recommends big Tech to Stop Censorship of Freedom of Speech
“The improper expansion of Section 230, which was intended to promote free speech, competition, and enforcement of criminal laws online, has inflated to a point where it grants the largest companies in the world the ability to violate state laws, exclude rivals, and squash political speech,” said Attorney General Paxton.
Ship to Assist on Natural Gas Rig Repairs
There has been more progress today involving an unmanned natural gas rig located two miles from North Padre Island’s shoreline near Bob Hall Pier.
The six-game season will run from September 28 through the week of October 18, 2020.
Progress Advancing at Gas Rig Incident near Bob Hall Pier
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) continues monitoring the air quality and assures City leaders there are no hazardous materials being detected in the air, water, or on the beach.
Traffic Management Plan on the Island for Labor Day Holiday
To address possible traffic congestion and safety concerns of the traveling public, the City will be implementing changes to traffic operations at the intersection of Aquarius Street and Park Road 22.