City Enforces State Law Revealing Public Right to See Records
A government entity has spent 112,138.47 dollars under a state law aimed at ensuring public access to basic records. The lengthy effort includes ongoing compliance and efforts to maintain transparency for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AURON
RIAU
Usd
ELT
Rome A
Edeemo Cero
ECISD COVID-19 Dashboard Shows Daily Case Counts
Uta a Ector County records not updated daily with ECISD daily cases totaling 12 students and 3 staff. National totals reach 26,939,515 confirmed cases and 463,659 deaths. Official updates available at dsks.state.tx.us and the CDC site. The ECISD dashboard is linked at tinyurl.com/yéntptuq.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ector County
U.S
Dsks
State.tx
Pfizer COVID-19 drive thru clinic at Ratliff Stadium opens today
The Medical Center Hospital will administer the first Pfizer dose at Ratliff Stadium drive thru from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. today only. Thursday and Friday clinics are canceled due to weather and will resume next week on February 17 18 and 21 for Phase 1A frontline workers Phase 1B at risk and those 65 plus. Online registration is encouraged For those unable to register online a waiting area will be provided Bring a driver license and wear short sleeves. Sports and weather notes follow on the Medical Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Center Hospital
Ratliff Stadium
South Main
Senate agrees to hear Trump case in historic trial
The Senate opened former President Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial with a graphic video linking his rally call to the Capitol assault and deadly breach. His defense failed to block the trial on constitutional grounds as 56 to 44 senators affirmed jurisdiction, marking the first time a former president stands trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Trump
Washington
Donald Trump
Capitol
Congress
Bruce Castor
U.S. Capitol
Arctic air to push into Odessa this week
Odessans will feel a cold snap as arctic air moves from the central U S into the Permian Basin. National Weather Service forecaster Greg Murdoch says the push could last until Tuesday morning, with daytime highs in the 40s and overnight lows near the 20s across Thursday and Friday and a 39/13 forecast for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Weather Service
Permian Basin
Odessa
Midland County
NWS
West Texas
Arctic
Midland
Greg Murdoch
MCHS addresses phone issues during booster rollout
Medical Center Health System officials discussed a major external phone system overload during a Tuesday Zoom meeting as residents seek COVID-19 booster second doses. CEO Russell Tippin urged patience while callers flood lines. Booster distribution begins Monday at Ratliff Stadium for prior Pfizer recipients. Odessans can call 432-640-2747 and visit urgent care locations for second shots during posted hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Center Health System
MCHS
Russell Tippin
Tippin
Also Mentioned on This Page
COVID
Uta A
Em Ea Agl Lab
Dex
New York Mercantile Exchange
AIM
Abby
TV Today
Senate Television
Jacob Ford
MCH
ORMC
Urgent Cares
W. University Blvd
Jbs Parkway