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Brownsville · week of August 23, 2026
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Watch this moment →Tract "A", Share 7 of the San Martin Grant
A proposal to formally remove 444.45 acres of land from the City of Brownsville's jurisdiction.
still pending
Track this project →1046 E. Ringgold St.
Request for demolition of the 1958 historic house.
still pending
Track this project →1134 E. Taylor St.
Request for demolition of the c.1910s historic house.
still pending
Track this project →Tract 'A', Share 7 of the San Martin Grant, Cameron County, Texas
The city is reviewing an ordinance to reduce its corporate and extraterritorial jurisdiction boundaries by removing a 444.45-acre tract.
still pending
Track this project →The city is considering removing 444.45 acres from its control. This could change how that land is developed and whether the city provides services there.
What it means: The property owners of the affected tract may benefit from reduced municipal oversight or tax obligations.
Raised 4 times this week
Follow this issue →The board is reviewing the Encino Ranch program, which helps people with special needs gain job skills and life skills.
What it means: Individuals with special needs looking for job training and life skills support.
Follow this issue →The board is looking into adding a new board at a local park to help improve communication and accessibility for visitors.
What it means: Residents who visit the park and need better access to information.
Follow this issue →The board is looking into adding a new board at a local park to help improve communication and accessibility for visitors.
What it means: Residents who visit the park and need better access to information.
Follow this issue →Published by OpenTexas. 5 meetings covered.
Several historic homes are slated for potential demolition. This could change the character of our older neighborhoods.
What it means: Property owners looking to redevelop their land.
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