City of Presidio election results.
ELECTION FINAL RESULTS .
The City of Presidio General Election Ballot for May 11, 2013.
Here who is ran and their votes on the ballot counted:
Mayor’s Race:
1. John William Ferguson, School Counselor 291
2. Obed Escontrias, Trucking 161
3. Esperanza Carrasco, Office Manager 157
City Council Race:
1. Armando Saenz-Albo Teacher 298
2. Jesus Jose Chavez Garcia, no listing under occupation 48
3. Ahmed Baeza Benavidez, Teacher PISD 165
4. John Edward Schaefer, 8th Grade Principal 99
5. Mario Vargas, Customs Broker 187
6. Cruz Madrid, Business Owner 86
7. Grace Allie Perot, Tranforming Texas Lead 140
Important election information & dates can be found on the Texas Secertary of State website : http://www.sos.state.tx.us
Election calender: http://www.sos.state.tx.us/elections/voter/2013dates.shtml#may
The Presidio Swimming Pool Now Open on Weekends! Season Passes are available at City Hall, Monday through Friday.
The Presidio Aquatic Center’s Grand Opening Was Huge! 244 Swimmers enjoyed the day. The pool will be open weekends in May. Daily operations start Memorial Day Weekend.
Presidio Aquatic Center Hours and fees
Days of Operation
Sunday – Friday 2:00pm – 8:00pm, Saturday 12:00pm – 8:00pm. We would open the first weekend of May for weekends only. Starting May 25th, We are open daily until school starts. We would then do weekends until Labor Day.
Fees
General Admission: 12 and under $3.00, Older $4.00
Monday Special: $2.00
Monthly Pass: $30.00
Season Pass: $80.00
Swimming Lessons: $65.00 User Fee
Presidio, Texas Welcomes You to our New Aquatic Center!
VISIT OUR PHOTO GALLERY PAGE FOR PHOTOS OF THE 2013 Festival http://cityofpresidio.com/arts/photo-gallery/
Special Thanks to our sponsors for the 2013 Presidio Fine Arts Festival: BEALLS, BIG BEND TELEPHONE, LAJITAS RESORTS, PRESIDIO ISD, 1st PRESIDIO BANK, CITY OF PRESIDIO AND OUR MANY PRIVATE SUPPORTERS.
2013 was a banner year for a dramatic come back from the drought of recent years. This hearty plant does not require a lot of water to do well, we were blessed with a 2″ rain this winter that really woke up the dormant seeds into the beautiful display earlier this year.
