FSISD insurance change to save over $200,000
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The Fort Stockton Independent School District is looking at changing insurance companies, saving the district nearly $240,000. Following Superintendent Dr.
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Pecos County Public Sentencings - August 2021
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Adrian Otto Olivas, DOB 12/06/1989 (CR-24162, criminal mischief) defendant plead time served 35 days in county jail.
Two Pecos County residents pass away due to COVID complications
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A report on Wednesday evening by Pecos County Emergency Management Coordinator Jessie Dominguez showed that two Pecos County residents passed away from COVID-19 complications in the past four days.
FSISD sets 2022 budget and tax rate
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The Fort Stockton Independent School District is looking at a total budget of $30.8 million in revenue and a slight decrease in the tax rate.
At its Aug. 30 meeting, the FSISD School Board approved the 2022 budget and tax rate. The total tax rate is $1.
City council adopts tax rate
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The Fort Stockton City Council approved the 2022 tax rate at its special meeting held on Tuesday, Aug. 31.
The proposed total tax rate is 0.4365 per $100 valuation — the same rate as 2021. Debt payments are $0.2419 and the remaining $0.
Principals to decide mask-wearing incentives
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Students attending school in Fort Stockton may soon have incentives to take a pledge to wear a mask at their respective campuses.
FSISD considers TTU K-12 partnership for virtual learning
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An asynchronous option could become available for Fort Stockton students.
COVID-19 cases reach all-time high in Pecos County
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The current number of confirmed COVID-19 active cases and probable active cases reached an all-time high in Pecos County on Aug. 31.
PCMH looks to combat staffing issues
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With the recent significant COVID-19 spike, many hospitals are stretched thin — Pecos County Memorial Hospital (PCMH) is no different.
The PCMH Board discussed numerous items during their meeting on Aug.
City to replace water line
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The Fort Stockton Economic Development Corporation approved the funding for commercial infrastructure improvements near downtown at the Aug. 19 meeting.
