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Del Rio · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Del Rio public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Del Rio is facing a major debate over whether our police are paid enough to stay on the job after a recent officer shooting. City leaders are now under pressure to rethink recruitment and pay scales in the next budget cycle to keep our streets safe.
The city is proposing a tax rate increase and a new budget for the upcoming year. Residents are encouraged to attend the public hearing on September 1st to voice their opinions.
Amtrak finally gave the Del Rio station a much-needed facelift, making it a lot less of an eyesore for commuters. It’s a solid upgrade that makes waiting for your train actually bearable.
Del Rio just brought on a new city manager to take the wheel on daily operations. Since this person calls the shots for city departments, we’ll likely see some changes in how things get done around town.
Residents expressed frustration over dangerous dogs and current animal control laws after a tragic incident.
The board is balancing the needs of homeowners wanting to improve their property with the city's strict setback and safety codes. Neighbors are concerned that ignoring these rules could lead to drainage issues and reduced property values.
The EDC is partnering with Val Verde County to provide funding for the sports complex, which is a major community project.
The city is proposing to raise trash collection fees to cover a new $5.4 million contract and rising operational costs. Residents could see their monthly bills go up by about $4.71.