We have always marveled at how generous Brownsville is to the rest of the Valley and gets no reciprocity from them. Now with the advent of Buy Boards and cooperative purchase agreements, local tax money that could go to local vendors who pay taxes and hire local people goes out to vendors from Houston and Ft. Worth who pay their Buy Board memberships.
Sometimes those local businesses that are not Buy Board members actually give lower prices for goods and services than outside Buy Board and cooperative purchasing members and the money stays in our community. The glass work at the library is but a small example of of the economic drain of our local taxing entities.)
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Cause LOCALS don't PAY their TAXES! Herald: lawsuits say property tax delinquency is more than $2 million! Now you know, puto!
Cause maybe they're the lowest bidder?
Why throw a stupid question out there? Aren't there more intelligent questions out there?
PS - Juan, the click on street sign, and click on roads to make sure I'm not a robot if fucking getting old.. I'm sick of doing that.
Lots of construction going on in Brownsville and vicinity and glass companies are busy. Perhaps the Harlingen business was not only the low bidder, but the only bidder. After living her for 50 years, when I need service, the best option is in Harlingen or even McAllen. Many service providers are "valley wide".
The library is a great place to go hang out if you don't have air conditioning at your home
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