Brownsville has a new interim city manager! This could mean big shifts in how the city is run, so keep an eye on what happens next.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 4 mentions in the last 30 days, 4 the 60 before, 9 the 90 before that.
No direct financial impact is stated, but efficient procedures can save city resources.
Commissioners and city staff benefit from clear procedures and ongoing training.
Property owners facing demolition orders may suffer financial loss and the loss of their property.
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HARLINGEN — For the first time in four years, commissioners are launching a study into the city’s 750 employees’ salaries, aiming to set their pay at the market level to better retain and recruit workers while cutting turnover. The post Harlingen lau...
City of Brownsville, TX - Municipal Government. . New leadership takes the helm at the City of Brownsville. The City launches its Housing Master Plan, student scholarships are awarded and much more, in this Mayor’s Monthly Message. Take a look. We in...
The board officially approved the minutes from their previous meeting, ensuring an accurate record of their proceedings and decisions.
The city is looking at changing its rules for hiring new employees. The aim is to make the process smoother and more fair for applicants, while also helping the city find the best people for the job.
The commission is looking at updating the rules for civil service employees. This could affect how appeals and disciplinary actions are handled, aiming for a fairer and more efficient system for everyone involved.
The commission reviewed city board policies, which could affect how various city boards operate and make decisions.
The board reviewed and approved the official record of their previous meeting. This ensures accurate documentation of past discussions and decisions.
Months after the director and assistant director at Harlingen’s Valley International Airport resigned, and almost a year since the issue that led to their exit, the airport and city administration remain mired in a mudslinging battle that sullies...
The commission discussed potential changes to city policies that affect civil service employees. These updates could make things run smoother and clearer for everyone involved.
The board approved the minutes from their previous meeting. This is a standard procedural step to ensure official records are accurate.
The board reviewed and approved the official record of their previous meeting. This ensures accurate documentation of past discussions and decisions.
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The Building and Standards Commission's scheduled meeting for March 25, 2026, has been canceled. This means no official business or decisions will be made on that date.
City of Brownsville Mayor John Cowen and Tino Villarreal City Commissioner At Large A, Nurith Galonsky Brownsville City Commissioner At Large "B", Commissioner Gustavo De Leon, and Linda C. Macias in Brownsville joined us this afternoon along the...
The commission is looking at properties that aren't up to code, which could be safety hazards. They're working to make sure owners fix these problems to keep the community safe.
The board officially approved the minutes from their previous meeting. This ensures the record of past discussions and decisions is accurate.
The committee debated whether to implement regulations across the entire city or to create specific "overlays" for certain districts. This decision impacts how broadly or narrowly new rules will apply.
The commission received updates on training, rules of procedure, and how future cases are identified. This ensures the commission operates efficiently and effectively.
The board elected its Chairperson and Vice-chairperson, establishing leadership for the upcoming term. They also implemented a system to stagger term limits for new members to ensure continuity and prevent a complete turnover of the board.
The commission met in private to discuss potential changes to the Fire & Police Civil Service Rules and Regulations and the role of the Civil Service Director. Any actions taken will affect how these city services operate.
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Following the appointment of Alan Guard as Brownsville's new city manager, the City has announced several leadership promotions designed to strengthen its executive management team and support the com
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