Starbase Docket
Lo que SpaceX le ha pedido al Valle, y lo que el Valle le ha dado, según las actas y ordenanzas de los propios gobiernos locales.
SpaceX y la Ciudad de Starbase: Lo que el Valle necesita saber
Un resumen neutral de las acciones recientes, los impactos y las preguntas abiertas sobre los acuerdos de SpaceX y los proyectos relacionados que afectan al Valle del Río Grande.
Acuerdo de SpaceX y Brownsville para el Agua: Lo que los Residentes Deben Saber
Los acuerdos recientes entre Brownsville y SpaceX incluyen la transferencia de terreno, hasta 220 millones de dólares para infraestructura de agua y sus efectos en la comunidad.
Agenda — City Commission Meeting (2026-09-16) Fuente
Board Packet - September 14, 2026 (Public Portal) — Brownsville Public Utilities Regular Board Meeting (2026-09-14) Fuente
Starbase_Special_Meeting_Agenda_2026-09-16.pdf Fuente
Audit and Oversight Committee Minutes 7.10.2026 — Audit and Oversight Committee Regular Meeting (2026-07-10) Fuente
Transcript: Commissioner’s Court Fuente
Project Quantum
Awaiting recordsBrownsville voted on a Saturday to let 444 acres of SpaceX land leave the city. How the ground was prepared, how the vote was taken, and whether it holds up.
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Parte 1
How Brownsville's coast became SpaceX country
Before a Saturday vote handed 444 acres out of the city, thirteen years of laws, tax breaks and a brand-new town had already moved the ground. Part 1 of Project Quantum.
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Parte 2
Six hours on a Saturday: how the vote was taken
A Saturday special meeting, comment by form an hour early, a staff memo with blank fields, and a mayor who called the deal 'take it or leave it.' Part 2 of Project Quantum.
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Parte 3
Does it hold up? The law, the findings, and what anyone could do
Two findings make the disannexation legal: that the land is unimproved and that no refund is owed. Neither is supported in the public record. Part 3 of Project Quantum.
September 3, 2026
Your Water, Their Rocket
Awaiting recordsA city-owned utility became Starbase's water and sewer department, one closed session at a time. What it costs the ratepayers who own it, and the farms downstream.
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Parte 1
Before the $220 million came the tanker trucks
How Brownsville's city-owned utility became Starbase's water and sewer department, one closed session at a time. Part 1 of Your Water, Their Rocket.
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Parte 2
Whose water? SpaceX, the river, and the farms downstream
SpaceX must buy water rights to fill its pipeline, and on the Rio Grande every right comes out of the account the Valley's farms draw from. Next up: a power contract for a customer the utility won't name. Part 2 of Your Water, Their Rocket.
September 3, 2026
