Tag: Brownsville Public Utilities Board (BPUB)
BPUB refunds to begin: Customers to receive Tenaska project rebates
After a months-long process of due diligence in figuring out how to refund its electric customers money from rate hikes related to the failed Tenaska Brownsville Generating Station project, the Brownsville Public Utilities Board is ready to move forward.
Water project enters last phase in Brownsville; Southmost storage tank to be complete late...
The Brownsville Public Utilities Board waterline replacement project that’s been affecting traffic flow on Boca Chica Boulevard/S.H. 4 since November is about to enter its final phase.
Audit probes BPUB’s Tenaska details; revenue, expenditures reviewed in latest report
First came the forensic analysis by Alabama-based public accounting firm Carr, Riggs & Ingram (CRI) into the Brownsville Public Utility Board's failed Tenaska Brownsville Generating Station project, which concluded that BPUB senior management hyped the project long after it was no longer financially feasible.
Disconnections to resume: BPUB’s temporary suspension began in October
The Brownsville Public Utilities Board announced Wednesday that beginning next month it will resume disconnecting customers whose accounts are delinquent.
BPUB announces temporary highway lane closure for light repairs
Brownsville Public Utilities Board has announced the closing of one lane on Highway 77/83 from FM 802 to Pablo Kisel Boulevard to repair lights on the portion of the expressway.
More closures coming: BPUB project to affect Southmost traffic
The Brownsville Public Utilities Board has announced a road closure related to its installation of a new 16-inch waterline that will connect a newly constructed 2-million-gallon elevated storage tank in Southmost to a main distribution line on Southmost Boulevard.
BPUB eyes phase-two traffic control: Waterline project nearing Four Corners
The Brownsville Public Utility Board is getting closer to the intersection at Four Corners with its Boca Chica Boulevard waterline upgrade project, and phase two of the associated traffic control plan is about to kick in.
Water restrictions lifted: BPUB requests voluntary conservation
The Brownsville Public Utilities Board has lifted water-use restrictions under Stage 2 of its drought contingency plan, though voluntary Stage 1 restrictions will remain in place.