Nueces Bay Boulevard will be closed between Up River Road and Leopard Street beginning Monday, May 5. This closure is part of ongoing improvements to water lines along this section and is expected to last through Monday, June 9.
The City of Corpus Christi proudly introduces Ask Cece, an innovative AI-powered chat tool designed to enhance customer service and streamline communication for residents.
Ask Cece provides residents with seamless, round-the-clock access to city services via an easy-to-use web chat and text messaging platform. This new service helps residents quickly find information, submit service requests, and connect directly with city staff, simplifying the way they access city services.
La Ciudad de Corpus Christi se enorgullece de presentar Ask Cece, una innovadora herramienta de chat impulsada por IA, diseñada para mejorar el servicio al cliente y agilizar la comunicación con los residentes.
CORPUS CHRISTI, TX— Vector Control is actively working to manage mosquito populations across the city.
By conducting regular maintenance and targeting mosquito breeding grounds, particularly areas with standing water, they aim to significantly reduce the presence of mosquitoes and minimize the risk of mosquito-borne diseases.
The Ben F. McDonald Library, located at 4044 Greenwood Drive in Council District 2, will be temporarily closed from Saturday, May 3, through Tuesday, May 6. It will reopen on Wednesday, May 7.
The Brownlee Boulevard and Ayers Street intersection will be closed from Saturday, May 3 to Saturday, May 17 as part of the ongoing Brownlee Boulevard reconstruction project.
This work will allow the contractor to connect the 42-inch storm sewer system with improved piping and infrastructure, significantly improving drainage in the area.
– Corpus Christi Animal Care Services (ACS) is taking concrete steps to improve animal well-being and enhance operational efficiency.
For the first time, Solid Waste Services, in partnership with RBFCU and Shred-IT, will offer paper shredding for Corpus Christi residents on Saturday, May 10, coinciding with their Litter Critter event.
Mayor Paulette Guajardo and the City Council received a preliminary General Fund Forecast for FY 2026 that projects an approximate $7 million gap in revenues to expenditures for the upcoming fiscal year, which begins October 1, 2025.
The Corpus Christi Parks & Recreation Department announces the temporary closure of Bill Witt Park, located at 6809 Yorktown Boulevard, to facilitate planned road improvements at the park's entrance, including roadway milling and asphalt overlay.
