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12/03
City Council Meeting
December 3rd, 11:30am
12/10
City Council Meeting
December 10th, 11:30am

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Stage 2 Water Restrictions in Effect

CCW customers can use sprinklers once every other week before 10:00 a.m. or after 6:00 p.m. on their designated watering day. Watering by hand, using a nozzle with a shut-off value, is allowed at anytime.

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* Calallen customer search includes addresses north of Northwest Blvd and west of USHWY 77.

Combined storage levels of Lake Corpus Christi and Choke Canyon Reservoir

29.4%

_{As of 04-02-2024}

50% Water Restrictions lifted above 50%

40% Stage 1- Mild Water Shortage Watch

30% Stage 2- Moderate Water Shortage Watch

20% Stage 3- Critical Water Shortage

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Paulette M. Guajardo

Mayor of Corpus Christi

Mayor Paulette M. Guajardo is Corpus Christi's 59th Mayor. She was elected with a strong mandate for progress to move the city forward. A former two-term Councilmember, her focus lies in building the economy, public safety, streets and infrastructure, and public health. Mayor Guajardo provides oversight to the city's $1.5 billion budget.

Peter Zanoni

City Manager of Corpus Christi

Mr. Zanoni was unanimously appointed to his position on April 23, 2019 by the Mayor and City Council. Hailing from the nationally recognized city management team in San Antonio, Zanoni brings more than two decades of municipal experience to oversee more than 4,000 employees, manage an annual budget of over $1.4 billion and serve more than 325,000 residents.