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The city is issuing over $127 million in bonds to pay for major water, sewer, and electric system upgrades.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before, 3 the 90 before that.
The project is estimated at $265 million, with a projected 9.23% water rate increase in October 2026.
All city residents and wholesale water customers will benefit from improved capacity and system reliability.
In March 2023, the City of Greenville contracted with BlackJack Disposal to take care of garbage collection and disposal services. At the time, BlackJack agreed to not make changes to its price rates for at least two years.
<p>The Corpus Christi City Council has rejected a billion-dollar water treatment plant for the second time. The proposed desalination plant was meant to provide a drought-proof water source, but concerns about its cost and environmental impact led to its rejection. Recent rains have improved the city's water supply, but projections still show a potential water emergency by fall 2028. Supporters said the desalination plant was a proactive solution to long-term water challenges. The council is considering alternative solutions, including another desalination project that could serve multiple cities in the region.</p>
Supports new residential and industrial growth.
The annexation will add new residential lots to the city, which are expected to generate tax revenue to cover the cost of services.
The project will provide medical and professional services in a walkable campus setting, complementing the nearby senior living community.
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