City of McAllen Podcast

La Ciudad de McAllen invita a las familias a participar en una nueva iniciativa divertida y educativa: Miércoles Verdes de McAllen, una serie gratuita de talleres ambientales interactivos organizados por McAllen SHINES, Keep McAllen Beautiful y el Centro de Reciclaje de McAllen. Los eventos se llevarán a cabo todos los miércoles de julio en el Centro de Reciclaje de McAllen, ubicado en el 4101 N. Bentsen Rd., de 10:00 a.m. a 11:30 a.m.

The City of McAllen invites families to join a fun and educational new initiative: McAllen Green Wednesdays, a free series of interactive environmental workshops hosted by McAllen SHINES, Keep McAllen Beautiful and the McAllen Recycling Center. The events are set to take place every Wednesday in July at the McAllen Recycling Center, located at 4101 N. Bentsen Rd., from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

Produced by the City of McAllen Office of Communications, this monthly update brings the latest highlights, events, and major projects shaping the city. From infrastructure improvements to community events, stay informed about how McAllen is working for its residents.

In this episode, find out more about the completion of major drainage projects, highlights of various state industry conferences hosted by the City of McAllen, ongoing food program provided to young residents thanks to a great partnership with McAllen ISD, accomplishments and grants earned by the City of McAllen and the  McAllen Public Library and an exciting amateur golf tournament celebrating its 23rd year.

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The McAllen Public Utility continues to invest in an exhibit at International Museum of Art and Science to educate visitors about the importance of water in the Rio Grande Valley. According to IMAS officials, “Water Journey” focuses on water, a vital resource for everyone. It provides a comprehensive understanding of water’s journey, from its origin to the different cleaning stages, distribution, personal consumption, and the necessary actions for its conservation. In this exhibit visitors can actively engage with the experience through activating interactive mechanical elements, reading labels, analyzing their content and later on implementing water conservation tips.