Corpus Christi Water (CCW) has reached a new milestone in developing the City’s Western Well Field by beginning test pumping on four wells at the site. This testing phase is essential for preparing the well field for full operation.
To ensure our communities remain fully informed on the City’s efforts to secure a long-term water supply, the City of Corpus Christi’s City Manager will begin hosting weekly media briefings starting this Friday, March 20.
Con el fin de asegurar que nuestras comunidades se mantengan plenamente informadas sobre los esfuerzos de la Ciudad para garantizar un suministro de agua a largo plazo, el Administrador de la Ciudad de Corpus Christi comenzará a organizar sesiones informativas semanales para los medios a partir de este viernes, 20 de marzo.
At today’s regularly scheduled City Council meeting, the Council approved a professional services contract with Spheros Environmental Group Parent Inc., of Round Rock, Texas, for far field modeling throughout the Corpus Christi Bay System.
At today’s regularly scheduled City Council meeting, the Council authorized City staff to collaborate with CPS Energy to develop potential options for a seawater desalination project at the Barney Davis Power Plant.
At today’s regularly scheduled City Council meeting, the Council approved amending the initial term of the agreement from a 10-year to a 30-year lease with Foresight Corpus Christi Golf, LLC, securing the management of Gabe Lozano Golf Center and Oso Beach Golf Course through 2041.
In response to a recent TV news story regarding groundwater well operations in the region, “City of Corpus Christi wells appear to be pumping water into Nueces River without TCEQ permits”, the City of Corpus Christi and Corpus Christi Water (CCW) provide the following clarification.
Corpus Christi Animal Care Services (CCACS) announces a week-long event in honor of St. Patrick's Day. From Monday, March 16, through Saturday, March 21, residents will be offered reduced adoption fees of just $17 for both dogs and cats.
Last year, the City developed and relied on a single water-supply model. Due to the severity of the drought, the declining water level in Lake Texana, the status of various permits, and other data, the City Manager asked staff in late February to develop additional water supply models. At this time, six draft models are in development.
The City of Corpus Christi is facing a record drought that, if conditions persist, may necessitate further water conservation measures later this year to protect the water supply.
