Voting on Commissioners Court items May Decide Monday
The meeting will consider a wide range of agenda items including voting on appointing roles, accepting donations, land use decisions, and budget actions. Redford notes she may abstain or vote to break a tie if the commissioners split.
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Simmons
Commissioners’ Court
Redford
Ector County Commissioners Court Meeting Preview
At 10 a.m. Monday in the Courthouse Annex Ector County, the court will discuss the consent agenda and the budget amendment to Economic Development. A stop loss policy covering Oct 1 2015 to Oct 1 2016 is on the agenda along with accounts payable fund report for Oct 12.
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Love Swimmingbear
Ector County
Ment of Transportation
Aviation Department
Meals On Wheels
Texas Department of Agriculture
Wildcatter Aviation
Simmons
Ector County Appraisal District Board
AIA
JSA
Ector County Coliseum
J. Graham Inc
Regional Public Defender
Capital Cases
Pete Anchondo
Ector County Commissioners Court
Ector County Courthouse
Autopsy policy sparks shifts in county medical examiner office
The page recounts autopsy rulings in two deaths and describes changes in Ector County's medical examiner operations. It notes exhumation of a couple in 2014, a defendant sentenced in 2014, and repeated calls for autopsies. New deputy ME Dr Alan Leshnower and chief investigator Chuck Mead join the office amid budgeted costs.
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Bland
Carpenter
Ector
Talvis Sheraliion da
Acreman
Alan Leshnower
Leshnower
Redford
Chuck Mead
Standefer
Mead
Austin area utilities lose 7 billion gallons of water in 2014
The Austin American Statesman reports that 2014 saw Austin and nearby communities waste 7 billion gallons of treated water due to spills leaky pipes and malfunctioning meters. Georgetown led losses at 18 percent about 850 million gallons valued at 1 million. Austin lost 13 percent about 4.5 billion gallons costing 6.8 million. Bastrop dropped 17 percent about 75 million gallons worth 70 thousand.
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Austin
Texas
The
Austin American Statesman
Georgetown
Bastrop
Fire safety lesson sticks with St. John’s student
OFR From Page 1B reports Villaloboz III recalls lessons from fire prevention week. He notes that fire is not the only danger, with a 50 percent chance of surviving the blaze but smoke posing the bigger threat. His father emphasizes the importance of smoke detectors. The student remains undecided about a firefighting career.
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Villaloboz III
St. John’s Episcopal
Odessa American names Ben Lowe as news editor
Laura Dennis says Ben Lowe will guide the copydesk with accuracy and fairness. Lowe, Odessa native and OA veteran since 2005, aims to exceed readers’ expectations daily and lead pages through important news and timely features.
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Adams
Laura Dennis
Ben
Lowe
University of Texas of the Permian Basin
Odessa College
Odessa American
Dennis
Marshall
Odessa
Vandals alter billboard for fear festival in Austin
Vandals changed an East Austin billboard near East Uth and Wheeless Streets to read Texas Fear Festival. The sign shows a rifle image over Shoot Shop and promotes the Texas Firearm Festival set for November 14 and 15, expected to draw about 3,000 firearms enthusiasts.
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Austin
Texas
The
Austin American Statesman
East Uth
Wheeless Streets
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