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Upcoming Meeting for Pecos County

Body The Fort Stockton City Council is scheduled to convene Monday to address a wide-ranging agenda that includes significant infrastructure payments, grant applications for crime prevention, and a special recognition for long-term community service.

Pecos County Hospital Board Greenlights Security Plan

Body The Pecos County Memorial Hospital District Board of Directors approved a comprehensive $177,000 campus security overhaul during its regular meeting Tuesday, a session that also served as a farewell to long-serving Director Deborah “Debbie” Teich.
Following the session, CEO Betsy Briscoe, pictured here with longserving Director Deborah “Debbie” Teich, and Board President Matt Tarpley and other officials gathered to thank her for her years of service to the district, noting that her commitment to the board was “truly appreciated.” Teich has been a fixture on the board, participating in critical decisions regarding the hospital’s governance and leadership throughout her tenure. Photo by Joh Covington

Council Looks Forward to Wellness Park

Body The Fort Stockton City Council moved forward with several major community infrastructure and public safety projects during its regular meeting Monday night, though members signaled a cautious approach to rising construction costs by rejecting several high-priced bids.

From Pucket Road to Public Trust

Body The Pecos County Commissioners Court balanced significant infrastructure upgrades with a vigorous defense of government transparency during a wideranging regular session Monday.

ARREST REPORT

Body Editor’s note: It is important to note that an arrest should not be considered evidence of guilt, all defendants are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The following list is provided by the Pecos County Sheriff’s Department.
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