City sets hours for septic disposal at waste water plant
Longtime Pecos resident Jim Blanchard spoke at the city council meeting about septic tank costs after being told grants would cover removal of his 100 year old cesspool. He noted pumping costs rising to 700 dollars as septic waste must be hauled to Ft. Stockton due to changes at the Pecos plant. Public Works Director Edgardo Madrid said disposal hours would be set within a year.
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Pecos
Jim Blanchard
Blanchard
Duvall Highway
Armando Gill
Jimmy Galindo
Reeves County
Russ Salcido
Ft. Stockton
Herrera
Ricky Herrera
Edgardo Madrid
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Balmorhea Lake Adds Picnic Tables and Sand Beach Upgrade
Reeves County officials boost Balmorhea Lake with about 12 new picnic tables and beach sand to create a more welcoming, beach-like atmosphere. A $5 per person 24 hour entrance fee is in place, with bathrooms open and weekend porta-potties added due to higher crowds.
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Balmorhea Lake
Abel Baeza
Reeves County
Baeza
Reeves County Water Improvement District No. 1
Trans-Pecos
Pat Brijalba
Water Improvement District
Texas Parks and Wildlife
TPWD
Brijalba
Weather forecast for the coming days
High Sunday reaches 102 with a warm start. Monday brings a morning 64 and a 40 percent shower chance. Tuesday turns likely for showers and storms after noon with a high near 75 and winds 5 to 20 mph. Tuesday night showers remain likely with lows around 64 and gusty east to northeast winds.
Eight more houses demolished in Pecos demolition drive
City officials say eight structures were razed in Pecos in a new round of dilapidated housing removals at a cost of 24 000 dollars. The sites include 706 Cypress and several on E 2nd and Walnut streets. The private contractor completes the work as the program uses liens to recover costs.
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Pecos
Conchita Hernandez
Pecos City
Hernandez
Cypress
E. 2Nd St
E 2Nd St
Walnut St
E. 13Th St
W. 3Rd St
Eddy
US 285
Elm Street
Water woes and funds drain Pyote under water crisis
Pyote faces repeated water outages and safety concerns with E coli testing, while city finances suffer from misbilling of two million gallons monthly and a $37,597 debt to CRMWD. Mayor Lloyd Collins cites power outages, a broken sewer pump, and failed tests as core issues. Plans include a new 89 thousand gallon water tower, seeking grants, and a potential $3,000 monthly income from Southern Union Gas water supply.
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Donald Bard
Monahans News
Pyote
Lloyd Collins
Ward
Frred
Colorado River Municipal Water District
CRMWD
I-20
Fort Worth
el Paso
Pyote Army Air Base
United States
Monahans
Collins
Old
Walree Thompson
City Hall
Southern Union Gas
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