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City Manager Proposes Budget Without Layoffs After Month of Pushback; Funding Cuts Planned Elsewhere
For more than a month, city employees have been waiting and wondering if they are one of the 22 full-time employees and 4 part-time employees slated for layoffs. Pushback from City staff and the City Council has pressured City Manager Shawna Burkhart to create a version of the budget without layoffs.
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Lower Rio Grande Declared #5 Most Endangered River in America
“As of April 16, the Rio Grande, the Lower Rio Grande, was declared an ‘Endangered River’ by the American Rivers Organization,” said Jessie F. Fuentes during the Southwest Water Coalition on Friday afternoon, April 25. He informed the group, “of the 10 rivers that have been declared endangered, the Rio Grande is # 5.

Stevie Quilo
Apr 30, 20255 min read


Del Rio Water Resource Plan Presented to State Legislator Eddie Morales in Austin
The City of Del Rio composed a Water Resource Plan that includes three problem statements and proposed solutions. “City administration recen

Stevie Quilo
Feb 21, 20255 min read


Funding for Water and Wastewater Projects Explained at Special City Council Meeting
Amid the startup of numerous high-cost infrastructure projects, City Manager Shawna Burkhart called a special city council meeting...

Stevie Quilo
Feb 20, 20256 min read
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