The City of Alice has announced the rescinding of all stages of the Drought Contingency Plan (DCP), marking a significant shift in local water management policies. According to a release from the City of Alice News List, this decision reflects improved water conditions in the region, allowing for the relaxation of previously imposed restrictions.
In other city news, residents are reminded of changes to the sanitation schedule in observance of federal holidays. The City of Alice News List has detailed the sanitation service adjustments for upcoming holidays, including Juneteenth, Independence Day, and Labor Day. These changes are part of the city's ongoing efforts to ensure efficient waste management during periods of altered municipal operations.
Additionally, the city has provided a comprehensive schedule covering Memorial Day through Independence Day, ensuring residents are well-informed of any disruptions to their regular waste collection services.
Opportunities for Local Professionals
The City of Alice is currently seeking proposals for various professional services. A recent Request for Proposal (RFP) has been issued for administration and professional services under the designation 2026-002. This presents an opportunity for local businesses and professionals to engage with city projects and contribute to municipal development.
Furthermore, a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for professional engineering services, labeled 2026-001, is also open. This call seeks qualified engineering firms to support the city's infrastructure projects, underscoring Alice's commitment to enhancing its public works and facilities.
These initiatives highlight Alice's proactive approach in fostering community involvement and leveraging local expertise to drive city improvements.