Stephanie Rangel

Volunteer Fire Department Funding

Quarterly operational funding and monthly janitorial reimbursements would come from the city budget; exact amounts were not stated.

Water Emergency and Corpus Christi Curtailment Rules

Severe curtailment would hit households and businesses during drought; long-term water contract negotiations could lock in future supply costs.

Impending water issues

Depending on what restrictions hit, households and businesses could see higher costs from compliance, penalties, or changed operations—but the details aren’t set yet.

Sex offender residency ordinance conformity

Cybersecurity partnership with UTRGV

No cost to the city — covered by a state grant authorized by the legislature.

Water Shortage Emergency Extension

Expect possible higher water costs, restrictions on outdoor use, and pressure on local businesses that depend on steady water supply.

South Rockport drainage and flooding

Expect sudden costs from closed roads, emergency response, and possible flood damage to homes, vehicles, and businesses.

Solicitor and charitable solicitation ordinance amendments

Homeland security grant for police department

A grant application could bring state funding to the police department at little local cost.

Demolition of unsafe or substandard structures

Demolition costs can eventually fall on property owners through liens if the city orders demolition and the owner fails to act.

Police equipment donation from the 100 Club

Donated funds; no cost to the city budget.

Operation Stonegarden Grant Application

Would bring grant funding to the police department; local match requirements, if any, were not stated on the agenda.

Generator project funding gap (DR-4485)

A funding gap exists; the amount was not stated in the available documents.

Catalytic converter theft prevention grant

A grant program — the city's cost share was not stated in the available documents.