Eagle Pass City Officials Visit McAllen for New Ideas

28 Oct 2021

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Eagle Pass Mayor Rolando Salinas, Jr. announced on his Facebook Page that a delegation of City of Eagle Pass officials visited the City of McAllen, Texas on Thursday, October 28, 2021 on a fact finding mission to learn what programs and ideas the City of McAllen has implemented to promote economic development and international trade in its community.

The Eagle Pass delegation included Mayor Rolando Salinas, Jr., Mayor Pro-Tem Yolanda P. Ramon, Councilman William Davis, City Manager George Antuna, Assistant City Manager Ivan Morua, City Economic Development Director Arturo Marquez, City Marketing Director Aide Castano, Eagle Pass Water Works System Director Jorge Barrera, and Eagle Pass Water Works System Board of Trustee Johnny Ruiz.

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