Fernando Del Valle

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Fernando Del Valle

May 1—HARLINGEN — The Cameron County District Attorney's Office is not commenting on a "pending investigation" into whether the Harlingen Fire Department falsified Valley International Airport firefighter training records. On Thursday, District Attorney Luis V. Saenz declined to comment. "The DA's office does not comment on pending investigations," he said.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Fernando Del Valle

Apr. 22—HARLINGEN — The Cameron County District Attorney's Office is requesting a federal investigation report citing the Harlingen Fire Department for a violation stemming from "misleading" entries in training records. As part of an investigation, the Federal Aviation Administration cited the fire department for the violation stemming from last year's airport firefighters' training sessions. "We looked into that," Marv Esterly, the airport's aviation director, said Tuesday in an interview.

3 weeks ago | aviationpros.com | Fernando Del Valle

Apr. 17—HARLINGEN — Valley International Airport's board of directors is considering terminating its $1.2 million agreement with the city of Harlingen providing its fire department's services following three Federal Aviation Administration violations for failure to train airport firefighters dating back to 2017. The FAA also found "misleading" training logs, raising concerns of records falsifications, a proposed airport board resolution states.

1 month ago | star-telegram.com | Fernando Del Valle

HARLINGEN - The school district's fund balance has jumped to $36.7 million, up from $17.5 million a month ago. Last month, the district received $18 million in maintenance tax proceeds, boosting its cash reserves, Ida Ambriz, the interim assistant superintendent of business services, said Thursday. The fund balance soared after dipping in February, when state funding came in at $6 million, down from its usual $12 million.

1 month ago | myrgv.com | Fernando Del Valle

Only have a minute? Listen instead HARLINGEN — The school district’s fund balance has jumped to $36.7 million, up from $17.5 million a month ago. Last month, the district received $18 million in maintenance tax proceeds, boosting its cash reserves, Ida Ambriz, the interim assistant superintendent of business services, said Thursday. The fund balance soared after dipping in February, when state funding came in at $6 million, down from its usual $12 million.