Brownsville is changing its drainage fee. Businesses could pay more as the city looks to raise $6.2M a year
About 90% of residential properties would keep paying $6.25 a month, while businesses would pay based on impervious surfaces.... Read more »
About 90% of residential properties would keep paying $6.25 a month, while businesses would pay based on impervious surfaces.... Read more »
Commissioners want the company to face the public first as residents raise concerns about transparency, water and the project’s impact... Read more »
The loan from the North American Development Bank will fund drainage improvements designed to reduce flood risks across northwestern Cameron... Read more »
The project modernizes part of the city’s aging stormwater system, aiming to improve reliability during heavy rain and protect residential... Read more »
25 Mexican businesses eye McAllen expansion after city pitches U.S. market entry program
Starbase cancels meeting to consider annexing 444 acres relinquished by Brownsville
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