Corpus Christi City Manager Answers Resident Questions About Industry, Surcharges and Arsenic Levels

Corpus Christi city manager answers resident questions about industry, surcharges and arsenic levels

At each week's city water briefing, a sign sits outside that reads, "This question period is reserved exclusively for media." This means residents impacted by the water situation cannot ask questions directly.To find a way around that, I put out a post yesterday asking residents what their questions would be for City Manager Peter Zanoni. Dozens of responses came in."We appreciate KRIS 6 doing that we saw that ourselves," Zanoni said.One hot-but…

Water shortages in Corpus Christi highlight tension between industry and residents » ¡Que Onda Magazine!

A worsening water crisis in Corpus Christi is raising concerns about supply shortages, industrial demand and long-term sustainability as South Texas grapples with persistent drought conditions. City officials say declining water levels in key reservoirs, including Lake Corpus Christi and Choke Canyon Reservoir, have strained the region’s primary drinking water sources. Below-average rainfall and rising […] La entrada Water shortages in Corpus Ch…