Odessa is currently facing a massive exodus of city staff following a recent shift in local leadership. This turnover could lead to significant delays or disruptions in the essential services you rely on every day.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days.
This reorganization is designed to save the county money by utilizing current staff rather than hiring new personnel.
The library department and the public, who will benefit from a more efficient youth services program.
Small business owners faced unexpected costs and potential closure threats.
KERMIT State Representative Brooks Landgraf (R-Odessa) recently attended a meeting of the Kermit City Council to discuss the priorities of the Winkler County community and answer questions about the upcoming 2027 legislative session. “Local leaders a...
The county is reorganizing library staff to create a youth services department, which helps retain grant funding and saves money by using existing employees.
Local restaurants were frustrated by new fees and a lack of clear communication. The court is allowing a grace period to help businesses comply.
A Right-Wing Cabal Took Over Odessa’s Municipal Government. City Employees Are Heading for the Exits. Texas Monthly
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