The city of Eagle Pass has made a decision regarding the staging of border buoys. The Eagle Pass City Council denied a request to stage hundreds of buoys at a city park located on the Rio Grande.
The buoys in question are part of a federal government plan to place them in the Rio Grande. Further details on this development are available from ValleyCentral.
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