Today, S&P Ratings lowered the City’s Utility System credit rating from an “AA-” to an “A.” S&P Ratings stated that the lowering of the City’s Utility System credit rating from an “AA-” to an “A” is the result of the current, acute drought risk as well as the potential for a Level 1 Water Emergency later this year.
CCW Chief Operating Officer Nick Winklemann updates the media on water supply projects.
The City’s next Litter Critter community cleanup event will be held on Saturday, May 9, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Veterans Memorial High School, 3750 Cimarron Boulevard.
Construction on Aarron Drive will require intermittent lane closures as crews work to overlay asphalt on the section from Saratoga Boulevard to Summer Wind Drive.
The City of Corpus Christi advises residents that hazy skies will continue across South Texas over the next several days due to a combination of high humidity and smoke drifting northward from eastern Mexico. Southerly winds are carrying this mixture across the Gulf of Mexico and into the region, creating reduced visibility and a milky appearance in the sky.
Una jueza de derecho administrativo presidió hoy una audiencia preliminar con respecto a las objeciones presentadas contra los permisos para el Proyecto de Aguas Subterráneas Evangeline, una iniciativa crucial para asegurar el suministro de agua a largo plazo para Corpus Christi y la región circundante.
En la reunión ordinaria del Concejo Municipal, el Concejo aprobó la asignación de $250,000 para aumentar el acceso a servicios gratuitos de esterilización y castración para los dueños de mascotas locales.
BISSELL Pet Foundation, a national animal welfare organization dedicated to ending pet homelessness, is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its signature Empty the Shelters® event with a nationwide reduced-fee adoption effort from Saturday, May 1, through Sunday, May 17.
The City of Corpus Christi and Beach to Bay organizers will hold a joint news conference to brief the public on the Beach to Bay Relay Marathon event scheduled for Saturday, May 16.
At today’s regularly scheduled City Council meeting, the Council approved $250,000 to increase access to free spay and neuter services for local pet owners.
