Pecos City Council weighs funding for water sewer and street upgrades
The Pecos City Council weighs issuing 15 million in certificates of obligation for water and sewer work and 8 million in bonds for street repairs plus 2.5 million for a new fire station and Phase II of Maxey Park. The plan, discussed with City Manager Fred Reyes, would place items on the November ballot with decisions due by Aug. 26.
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Town of Pecos
Fred Reyes
City Hall
Reyes
Pecos
General Fund and Reserve Fund
Maxey Park
PEDC
General Fund
Parkhill, Smith & Cooper
Conchita Hernandez
Texas Parks and Wildlife
Hernandez
Friends of the Park
Odessa
BONDS
Reeves County Jail still offline after July fire
No reopening timetable set for the Reeves County Jail after a July electrical fire. Deputies work from Reeves County Courthouse as inspections approach and plumbing work begins. Inmates were relocated to facilities in Midland, Winkler, and Ward Counties with 61 residents at the time.
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Reeves County
Israel Campos
Campos
Texas Commission On Jail Standards
Reeves County Sheriff's Department
Pecos
Midland
Winkler
Ward
City revisits commercial parking rules in Pecos
City council discussed a proposed ordinance to regulate commercial parking across districts C 1 C 2 and I 1 with approved surfaces such as asphalt or concrete. A 180 day grace period would be offered to non conforming lots and fines could reach 1000 dollars per violation.
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Jon Fulbright
Town of Pecos
City Hall
Conchita Hernandez
Hernandez
Pecos
PEDC Announces Open House and Groundbreaking Events
Pecos Economic Development Corp. invites the public to an Open House for Badger BMB's new operations facility on Highway 17, scheduled Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1724 Bickley Avenue. Groundbreaking last week marked the city’s seventh new hotel in five years.
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Badger Bmb
Highway 17
Pecos
Weather Forecast Highlights Hot Dry Week Ahead
The forecast calls for a series of hot days with highs near 96 to 99 and lows around 67 to 73. Tuesday and Wednesday bring mostly sunny skies with a small 10 percent chance of isolated showers and thunderstorms. Winds will be light to moderate from the southeast and east.
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