Volunteers Needed for Airport Disaster Drill

Midland International Air and Space Port (MAF) needs volunteers to act as patients and passengers for a live-action security drill May 5.

Adults and children will be provided with the opportunity to have Hollywood-style special effects make-up applied to s...

April Sales Tax Revenue

The City of Midland has collected this month's revenue from the State Comptroller's Office. The total amount of revenue received was $3,785,987.This month's figure reflects a 40.19 percent increase ($1,085,335 increase) from April 2017.The year-to-date to...

Dennis the Menace Closed for Renovations

Dennis the Menace, the City's beloved park located at 2201 W. Indiana, will close March 26 for renovations. Construction is expected to take one year to complete. 

Renovation is required in order to meet the latest safety standards and to keep the...

Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) Available

The City of Midland is pleased to announce the 2018/2019 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program application cycle. Download the schedule of the significant dates for the application process including related activity.  Prospective applic...

Carver Street Bridge Construction

Construction is scheduled to begin March 12 to replace the low-water crossing at Carver Street and Scharbauer Drive with a bridge.The new concrete bridge is designed to eliminate a low-water crossing which can become hazardous during flood events, and imp...

Cuthbert Utility Work: What to Expect

Utility work is planned to begin Monday, February 12 for Cuthbert Avenue between Garfield Street and “A” Street. The project is expected to last two to three months and will be followed by re-pavement of the roadway.

Purpose and OverviewThe purpose of the ...

Fire Marshal Retires After 30 Years

David M. Hickman, Fire Marshal for the Midland Fire Department, will be retiring on January 12, 2018 after 30 years of service with the Department.

Hickman began his career with the Big Lake and Reagan County Volunteer Fire Department before moving to Midl...

City Receives Strong Credit Ratings

The City of Midland has received strong credit ratings from Standard & Poors (S&P) and Fitch.

Citing the City’s strong management, budgetary performance, and fund balance, S&P rated Midland’s General Obligation (GO) bonds as...

Community Camera Program

Do you utilize video surveillance at your home or business? If so, we'd like to hear from you.

Become an Officer

Are you interested in joining the MPD? Are you ready to fulfill your purpose? We're hiring!

Women's Self-Defense Class

Our free classes teach women to protect themselves with self-defense tactics and techniques.

Citizens on Patrol

Interested in joining a volunteer group of civilians who assist the police department?

Find a Facility

Find one of our parks or pavilions for your next party or special event.

Watering Restrictions

The City of Midland is in a Stage 2 (Moderate) water shortage condition. Under this stage, property owners are asked to restrict automatic sprinkler systems to twice per week.

• Even numbered addresses may water outdoors on Saturdays and Wednesdays.
• Odd numbe...

Road Bond Information

In 2017, voters approved $100 million in bond funding for the City’s roads and utilities. 60% of the funds will cover the cost of pavement removal and repaving, 24.4% will be devoted to utility line replacement...

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