Hidalgo County Drainage District Board Approves Multiple Construction Projects and Investments

August 05, 2025 | Hidalgo County, Texas


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Hidalgo County Drainage District Board Approves Multiple Construction Projects and Investments
The Hidalgo County Drainage District Board of Directors convened on August 5, 2025, to discuss various ongoing projects and administrative matters. The meeting began with a roll call, confirming a quorum with four members present, including County Judge Richard Cortez and Commissioners David Fuentes, Eddie Conteu, and Hiberado Villarreal.

Following a prayer led by a board member, the agenda moved to the approval of the consent agenda, which included the approval of the check register and permits. The motion passed unanimously.

A significant portion of the meeting focused on updates regarding ongoing construction projects within the county. The general manager reported on various unbound projects and improvements, emphasizing the collaborative efforts in Precinct 1, particularly in enhancing local infrastructure such as the hike and bike trail and wellness center.

The board also approved a resolution to offer full-time employees a payday, as well as the authority to advertise a Request for Proposals (RFP) for flexible base material. Additionally, several payment approvals for ongoing construction contracts were discussed and passed, including payments related to the Ravenhill Drain and the Mile 10 North and Baseline Road project.

The meeting concluded with the approval of bids for the Radar Drain Phase 01/2023 project and a motion to adjourn, marking the end of a productive session focused on advancing the county's drainage and infrastructure initiatives.

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