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Del Rio’s City Council is revisiting the debate over whether to keep fluoride in our local water supply. It’s a classic public health vs. personal choice showdown that could change what comes out of your kitchen tap.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 8 the 60 before.
Changing the water treatment process could lead to new infrastructure costs or savings depending on the chemicals required.
Residents who prefer non-fluoridated water or those looking to reduce municipal utility treatment costs.
Public health advocates who rely on fluoridation to prevent tooth decay in the community.
Del Rio City Council special meeting roundup Karen Gleason The 830 Times Six of the seven members of the Del Rio City Council were present. Councilwoman Carmen Gutierrez was absent. […] The post NEWS — City holds special council meeting appeared firs...
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By Karen GleasonThe 830 Times City administrators presented the first draft of a major portion of the proposed Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget during a special meeting Tuesday. The proposed budget […] The post NEWS — Council hears presentation on propos...