The new plan recommends ways to use historic preservation as a resource for property owners and support economic development, tourism, improved property values, neighborhoods, and downtown revitalization.

The City Council authorized a professional services contract with American Electric Power, Texas (AEP) for $100,000 for the electrical power study of the City’s future seawater desalination plant at Inner Harbor.

Corpus Christi Fire Chief Robert Rocha has been elected president of the Metropolitan Fire Chiefs Association.

The Landmark Commission recognized winners of the first Historic Preservation Photo Contest. More than 70 photographs were submitted.

This resolution approves three-block amendments to the City’s Adopted FY 2022-2026 Five-Year Infrastructure Management Plan.

Most City of Corpus Christi offices, including City Hall, Public Libraries, and Municipal Court, will be closed Memorial Day, Monday, May 30, 2022.

The City has plans to convert additional green space and preserve selected structural features into the final design of a public park area.

“Light Up CC” is a three-year plan to change all eligible streetlights from the existing fixtures to LED fixtures across the City.

Based on reports from the National Weather Service, drought conditions in the region and Colorado River Basin may persist throughout the summer and into the fall.

This is the first step in the process for a proposed $800 million development on North Padre Island.

The schedule has six additional weeks of input before a final vote on the Phase 2 Ordinance in late June.

The Corpus Christi City Council approved historic overlay zoning for two properties to designate them as Local Historic Landmarks.

The City of Corpus Christi is experiencing increased particle pollution due to seasonal burning activities in Mexico and Central America.