Del Rio residents should prepare for changes in international bridge crossing fees and payment policies, effective October 1, 2026. According to the City of Del Rio News Releases, the new pedestrian and bicycle crossing fee will be set at $1. Additionally, Mexican peso bills in denominations greater than 200 pesos will no longer be accepted. These updates aim to streamline payment processes and ensure smoother operations at the international bridge.
In other city developments, the Del Rio Zoning Board of Adjustment has announced a public hearing scheduled for October 19, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall, located at 109 West Broadway. The hearing will address several appeals, including a special permit request for a double-wide mobile home at 3000 Broadbent St. and variance requests related to area regulations at 101 Lodgepole Trail, 212 West Dignowity, and 308 N. Orbit Circle. Additionally, a special permit for two-family dwellings at 502 West Pierce Street will be considered. This meeting provides an opportunity for public input on these zoning changes, as noted in the City of Del Rio News Releases.
Meanwhile, the city is gearing up for a citywide cleanup event on September 26, 2026. Residents are encouraged to participate by utilizing the drive-thru drop-off service available at Joe Ramos Gym, located at 1105 W. De La Rosa St. According to the City of Del Rio News Releases, participants can dispose of bulky items such as brush, limbs, household trash, white goods, stoves, washers, dryers, lawn mowers, bicycles, and building materials. However, items like tires, electronics, car batteries, paint, automotive liquids, air-conditioning units, refrigerators, and CPUs will not be accepted. This initiative aims to promote community involvement and maintain the cleanliness of Del Rio.