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The City Attorney provides legal counsel and advice to the Mayor, City Council, City Manager, and all departments of the City of Midland. The City Attorney prosecutes all actions in the Municipal Courts, represents the City in litigation, and responsible for drafting and preparing contracts, resolutions, and ordinances. The City Attorney's office is prohibited by law from providing legal advice on private matters.

Midland's City Attorney is Keith Stretcher. You can contact the City Attorney's Office by mail at:

City Attorney's Office
P.O. Box 1152
Midland, Tx 79702
midcityatty@midlandtexas.gov

You may contact the City Attorney's office at (432) 685-7253. If you have a question regarding your pending case at the City of Midland Municipal Court, you may contact the City Attorney's Office at (432) 685-7305

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City Now Receives E-Mail Inspection Requests
The City of Midland Code Administration Division is now setup to receive email inspection requests.
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January Sales Tax Revenues
The City of Midland has collected this month's revenue from the State Comptroller's Office. The total amount of revenue received was $2,598,119.
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2011 Crime Statistics
The Midland Police Department has compiled crime statistics for the year of 2011. The following numbers refer to Part I Crimes, crimes that are most likely to be reported and are also serious in nature and/or volume.
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