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Texas Round-Up 2010
Texas Round Up is a free program that encourages City employees to exercise regularly by allowing them to keep a record of all their physical activity. The program began this week and will last for the next six weeks. Participants must exercise 30-minutes per day for at least five days each week and keep a log of their exercise. At the end of the six week period the top three participants will receive cash prizes.
What's Happening in Midland
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Pit Bull Shot Clinic
City of Midland Animal Services Division will host a shot clinic for Pit Bulls only. The event will take place on Saturday, March 20, 2010, at 9:00 a.m. at the shelter located at 1200 N. Fairgrounds Road. The cost is $20 for rabies shot, city or county license, and microchip. Cash only. Dogs must be on a leash. |
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2010 Warrant Round Up
The City of Midland Municipal Court is participating in a statewide roundup of persons with outstanding municipal warrants. The multi-jurisdictional warrant roundup will begin on Saturday, March 6th and continue through March 13th. Click here to read complete article. |
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H1N1 Virus FAQ
What is the H1N1 Virus? What can I do to protect myself? What are the symptoms of the virus? Find answers to these questions and much more by downloading this useful H1N1 Virus FAQ. Click here to download FAQ. Looking for the vaccination? The Midland Health Department is offering FREE H1N1 vaccinations Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. |
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Community Development Survey
The City of Midland is preparing a new housing and community development plan. The Plan will guide the use of federal community development funds over the next five years. We need your input in determining priority needs of low income neighborhoods. You can help by completing this survey. Please only one survey per household.
Click here to download form.
Feedback will also be welcomed at three public meetings. Click here for a list of all meetings and locations. |
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Report a Street Light Outage
With approximately 400,000 streetlights across the Oncor system, they appreciate our help in identifying lights that are malfunctioning or in need of repair. The sooner Oncor is aware of a need, the sooner they can get it fixed. Click here to report a street light outage on line. |
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Midland’s Sales Tax Revenue History
Midland experienced a long run, 65 consecutive months, of increased sales tax revenues. The streak came to an end with a slight decrease in overall revenues received for March 2009. Sales Taxes for each month are composed of receipts for prior periods, future periods, the current period and audit adjustments to yield total sales tax receipts for the month. Click here to view a Midland’s sales tax revenue history from 1995 to today. |
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Best Performing City
Midland ranks number one once again for best performing small cities. Midland takes the number one spot on The Milken Institute/Greenstreet Real Estate Partners Best Performing Cities Index because of the city’s rapid job and salary growth that has brought newcomers to the area looking for a piece of the West Texas oil boom. Click here to view a complete list of Best Performing Cities. |
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Midland - #1 City For Doing Business
The City of Midland tops the list of Best Cities to Do Business. Inc.com’s 2008 list ranks Midland as #1 in overall cities as well as #1 in the small cities category. The rating takes into consideration recent growth trends, employment data, educational and health services, retail and wholesale trade, transportation, utilities, leisure, hospitality, and government. Click here to read more. |
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Scharbauer Sports Complex
Are you ready for some football? It's that time of year again, its football season. Come out this weekend to Grande Stadium and support your favorite team. Click here to Download the 2010 Schedule. |
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Red, White, and Blue – It’s the Right Thing to Do
The City of Midland and Keep Midland Beautiful have partnered to help raise awareness about what can be recycled. Look for one of the 353 large recycle containers, all painted to reflect the “Recycle Red, White, and Blue – It’s the Right Thing to Do” campaign. Click here for a list of recycle container locations. |
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Young Professionals of Midland
Think there is nothing to do in Midland? Well think again. You need to be a part of the Young Professionals of Midland. A fairly new organization in Midland bringing together young adults in a variety of activities including leadership building, community projects, and networking. Click here for more details. |
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