Summary
Weslaco is joining forces with neighboring South Texas cities to tackle big regional problems as a team. By pooling resources, they’re aiming to get more done and stretch local tax dollars further than they could on their own.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 1
Impact analysis
Pooling resources should lower costs for individual projects, meaning your tax dollars go further.
Local residents will see better services and more efficient infrastructure projects across the region.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (4)
TxDOT Engineer Calls for Regional Planning to Advance Rio Grande Valley Transportation Projects
Pedro “Pete” Alvarez, district engineer for the Texas Department of Transportation’s eight-county Pharr District, urged Rio Grande Valley leaders to coordinate transportation priorities, prepare projects for construction and address drainage challeng...
Regional Partnerships Drive Weslaco’s Flood Control Strategy
Regional Partnerships Drive Weslaco’s Flood Control Strategy Texas Border Business
Gonzalez: Why the work of the South Texas Alliance of Cities is important
Gonzalez: Why the work of the South Texas Alliance of Cities is important Rio Grande Guardian
It’s official, the Compact of Mayors for a South Texas Alliance of Cities signed
It’s official, the Compact of Mayors for a South Texas Alliance of Cities signed Texas Border Business
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