By Nadia Tamez Robledo
The Brownsville Herald
Cameron County officials held a groundbreaking ceremony Friday to celebrate the forthcoming Precinct 2 Public Works Building.
The 9,000-square-foot facility will move public works employees out of the aging warehouse on 14th Street in Brownsville and into the area they serve.
Cameron County Eddie Treviño Jr. lauded the public works employees for operating with limited resources at their current location.
“You kind of wonder how these guys have made do for so long with so little,” he said. “Whether it’s cold or hot, or occasionally windy, our public works employees are out there doing everything that needs to be done.”
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5 comments:
Too late. I'm voting for Rene!
Friday morning shouldn't they be working? Why not on a sat or sun? Pura pinche politica just to get votes you give county employees off with pay..MAMON
"speaks welcomes." ESL, Montoya? LOL
Again, an example of what Alex Dominguez has done for his constituents. We have not ever benefited from Rene. VOTE FOR ALEX DOMINGUEZ FOR OUR STATE REPRESENTATIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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