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records: Organization referenced in Corpus Christi city proceedings. Appears in topics: grant, budget, environment, public_safety, utilities
Antonio. As the city's chief executive officer, he oversees city operations, including public safety departments, infrastructure and street programs, and budget and financial management
records: Organization referenced in Corpus Christi city proceedings. Appears in topics: grant, budget, environment, public_safety, utilities
city records: Organization referenced in Corpus Christi city proceedings. Appears in topics: grant, transportation, public_safety, bond, development
Homeland Security Grants Division is a unit within the Public Safety Office of the Office of the Texas Governor that administers federal and state homeland security grant funding, including
Port of Corpus Christi. He expressed gratitude to the Airport Staff from the Public Safety and Operations Department for ensuring a smooth visit. Discussion was heard on this item
update and discussion led by the Fire Marshal on relevant public safety matters. Fire Marshal Update & Discussion Fire Marshal Update & Discussion LeaH@cctexas.com An agreement was reached with the fire marshal
strengthen and clarify existing minimum property maintenance requirements intended to continually ensure the public health, safety, and welfare of our community. The executive summary includes the following: Chapter 13 Section
does not have sidewalks. Waiver of sidewalk will not be detrimental to the public health, safety, or general welfare. Waiver of sidewalk will not affect the adjacent property
misdemeanors, traffic and other state law violations, and city ordinance offenses—including fire safety, zoning, public health, sanitation, and refuse dumping—that occur within the city limits. Its jurisdiction derives
adoption; intake restrictions and abandonment; shelter strain; ACS campus limitations; additional staffing needs; public health and safety risks; strategic steps to improve live release rate; and strategic approach. City Manager
Comment kennyj@corpuschristitx.gov • Shana Fuller spoke on Item 5, Janet F. Harte Public Library Update. She thinks that student safety is important and likes the idea of partitioning off part
Public hearing on capital improvement projects for Hilliard Center structural and life safety repairs and HVAC and building improvements at the Art Museum, Harbor Playhouse, and Museum of Science & History
dogs, communicating with neighborhood residents about these animals, and addressing safety concerns, issuing citations, as well as educating the public on city ordinances and available resources
Laura Garcia presented information on the Janet F. Harte Public Library as follows: background; TX Education Code Section 61.1031 school safety requirements; joint town hall meeting August 25, 2025; Intergovernmental
aircraft and airspace safety standards, and airport certification. Through programs such as the Airport Improvement Program, the FAA awards federal grants that fund capital projects at public-use airports
Light Industrial District; providing for a penalty not to exceed $2,000 and publication. (Staff recommends denial, and, in lieu thereof, approval to the “CN-1/SP” Neighborhood Commercial District
longtime volunteers Elvira and Joe Villanueva. Residents interested in neighborhood volunteer recognition or beach safety can attend the ceremonial presentation honoring the Parks and Recreation Beach Rescue Team and longtime
Staff recommends conditional approval). With no questions for staff, Chairman Salazar-Garza opened for public comment on items #2. Samira Lineberger, President of the Mustang Island Estates Homeowner’s Association
Lisa Oliver Gabriel Zapata Being no other public comment, Chairman Salazar-Garza closed public comment. Commissioner Miller asked Andrew Dimas to elaborate on when special permits expire. Dimas stated they