Former Del Rioan named to chair Texas Municipal Retirement System
Rick Menchaca, longtime Del Rioan now Midland assistant city manager, elected to chair the Texas Municipal Retirement System board. The six member panel oversees TRMS, controlling about 6 billion dollars in investments and retirement benefits for 115,000 city employees across roughly 700 Texas cities.
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del Rioan
Midland
Rick Menchaca
Texas Municipal Retirement System
Menchaca
del Rio
Arnold Menchaca
Mamie Menchaca
George W. Bush
West Texas
Texas
TRMS
TMRS
City of Del Rio reports November department activity
City of Del Rio monthly reports show busy November across departments. Animal and Vector Control logged 316 complaints, 34 conferences, 18 citations, impounded 65 dogs and 35 cats, 103 dead animals picked up, 85 euthanized, 24 reunited, 8 adopted, 145 shelter visits, 9 bite incidents, 4 quarantines, and one rabies test negative.
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del Rio
Ci Coadl
Animal and Vector Control Department
AVCD
Butane Gas Shortage Bites Ciudad Acuña Again
Residents of Ciudad Acuna face another gas crisis as butane supplies run low. The shortage disrupts meal prep water heating and home heating, forcing people to seek scarce fuel amid the absence of a reliable gas system.
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Acuna
Ciudad Acuna
Gas shortage sparks citywide concern before Christmas
Gabriel Zapata, spokesperson for Gas Butano, says the city faces a severe gas shortfall. Daily deliveries of 20 tons from Piedras Negras, Coahuila, Mexico, fail to meet domestic and industrial demand from households, maquilas, and stationary tanks, with suspicions of concealed supply.
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Gabriel Zapata
Gas Butano
Piedras Negras
Coahuila
México
Gallego seeks re election to Texas House of Representatives
Texas lawmaker Pete Gallego of Alpine announces reelection bid for the 74th District seeking a fifth term. He notes gains in state funding for Sul Ross State University campuses Alpine Del Rio Eagle Pass and Uvalde plus grants to local governments and agencies while promising to push rural Southwest Texas and border area needs.
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Dalpine
Texas
House of Representatives
House
Gallego
Sul Ross State University
Alpine
del Rio
Eagle Pass
Uvalde
Texas House
Brewster, Culberson, Hudspeth
Jeff Davis, Kinney
Maverick
Pecos
Presidio
Terrell
Val Verde Counties
Raymond Raymond campaign pledges education fund boost Texas Land Commissioner race
Three term State Rep Richard Raymond of Benavides the lone Democratic candidate for Texas land commissioner says his top priority is increasing public education funding while reducing taxes. He outlined a five part plan to boost the Permanent School Fund and Available School Fund using oil and gas royalties to benefit school districts. He cites roughly 12 million dollars in Val Verde County schools over four years from land management and projects broader college access for veterans. He has support from 36 state legislators 47 Texas Democratic Executive Committee members and 1129 county chairs.
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Benavides
Texas Land Commissioner
Texas
Raymond
Val Verde County
Democratic Party
Land Office
General Land Office
Permanent School Fund
Texas Democratic Executive Committee
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Amistad Meat Market
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Norma Flores Moreno
Ana
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Fidel Garcia
Big City Savings
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