Get ready for smoother rides and less flooding! Brownsville's getting a major makeover with street and drainage upgrades, plus some fancy new airport tech. It's all about making the city work better for everyone.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 3 mentions in the last 30 days, 3 the 60 before, 4 the 90 before that.
The city is leveraging $65.9 million in grant funding to help cover the $215 million total cost.
All residents will benefit from improved emergency response times and more efficient traffic flow across the city.
Residents experiencing or fearing negative impacts from altered drainage patterns and potential flooding.
LA FERIA — When floodwaters rush across the dipping landscape surrounding the Tio Cano Lake area, thousands of homes stand open to widespread flooding, often remaining under water for weeks — even months. The post Cameron County lands $11.3M loan to ...
MERCEDES — U.S. Rep. Vicente Gonzalez, D-Brownsville, was in Mercedes to deliver funding for improvements to the city’s stormwater system on Tuesday. The post Rep. Gonzalez delivers $850K to Mercedes for drainage improvements appeared first on MyRGV....
Following recent heavy rains, the city is exploring a drainage utility fee to fund necessary infrastructure upgrades to prevent future flooding.
Brownsville Metro, or B Metro, wants to expand the city’s public transit network by adding a rapid bus transit system, new fixed routes and on-demand van or minibus options, according to a presentation it shared during a city commission special work ...
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Ensuring buses and stops are accessible for people with disabilities is a key focus. This involves checking equipment like ramps and ensuring clear communication systems.
A special lighting permit was approved for North Towne Plaza to upgrade its parking lot illumination. This aims to improve safety and aesthetics.
During public testimony, residents raised concerns about potential drainage issues and the impact of land leveling on existing water flow, particularly in relation to new developments.
City of Brownsville, TX - Municipal Government. . It’s been a big month in Brownsville! In this Mayor’s Monthly Message, Mayor John Cowen highlights major street and drainage improvements, new airport accessibility technology, the opening of the $30 ...
The committee reviewed key performance indicators for the city's transit system, including ridership, on-time performance, safety, and operational costs. These metrics are crucial for understanding the efficiency and effectiveness of public transportation services.
The city is spending $215 million on big projects like a new public safety complex and better traffic lights. It's a massive investment that will change how we get around and how the city handles emergencies.
The City of Brownsville is preparing to begin a major modernization project at City Hall that will improve critical building systems while ensuring city services remain available to the public through
Across Brownsville, the City’s Engineering and Public Works Department is tackling road work on multiple fronts, from neighborhood resurfacing projects to larger corridor upgrades. City cre
As part of the City's Ready Brownsville initiative, the City of Brownsville is highlighting ongoing investments and proactive measures that help prepare the community for heavy rainfall and potential
Mayor John Cowen, Jr. has joined the Mayors for Parks Coalition, a national bipartisan coalition managed by City Parks Alliance that advocates for increased federal investment in city parks and green
Home - News Posted on May 06, 2026 The Brownsville City Commission approved several initiatives focused on...
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