​Las Brisas Apartments celebrated their Ribbon Cutting on July 7, 2017 to welcome everyone and to meet the new Property Manager for Las Brisas Apartments and Las Brisas Manor. The event was celebrated by staff, tenants and guests which participated in a raffle and enjoyed food and refreshments.
Las Brisas Apartments was built in 2003 and houses a total of 76 multifamily units ranging from 1 bedroom to 4 bedrooms. Each apartment is equipped with central heat & air, ceiling fans in every rooms as well as refrigerator, stove, dishwasher and washer & dryer connections. We also have a club house, pool and a laundry facility on site.
In addition to Las Brisas Apartments we also manage Las Brisas Manor which is a 55 and over community. Las Brisas Manor was built in 2012 and offers 1 bedroom and 2 bedrooms apartments for a total of 48 units. All units are equipped with each unit is equipped with central heat & air, ceiling fans, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher and washer & dryer connections.
We also have a community room, gym, nurse’s station and a game room/media room. For more information on either property contact Gregorio Arrambide Jr. at 830-775-6500 or by email [email protected].

​Friday June 23rd, 2017, the DRHCC said so long to Judith Montalvo who had served as  Administrative Assistant for nearly three years.  Ms. Montalvo decided to move, after her daughter’s graduation from DRHS, to be closer to where her daughter will pursue higher studies in the Fall.  We wish them both the best and hope they will stay in touch.
Following Judith’s departure, we are happy to welcome Ms. Edith Gonzalez, a Del Rio High School senior student, to fill the Administrative Assistant’s position.  Edith comes to us highly recommended by her director.  Edith, the daughter of Juan Jose Gonzalez and Monica Gonzalez, is well versed in office procedures, technology, and fluent in both English and Spanish.  We invite you to visit or contact her for Weekly Blast ads, flyers for promotions and any other assistance that you may need.

​Reducing backlog of cases was among the numerous improvements to the 63rd/83rd District Attorney’s office cited by D.A. Michael Bagley at the August DRHCC Monthly meeting hosted by Texas Community Bank.  
D.A. Bagley, who represents Val Verde, Terrell, and Kinney Counties recognized and credits his staff, the team who helps him accomplish the goals he set out for the District Attorney’s office. One such goal was improving professional relationships with the law enforcement community by conducting various training seminars.  Establishing a professional appearance of the elected office is also of utmost importance and the reason for being accessible to the public, having a sign placed on the D.A.’s door, and increasing staff without increasing costs to the counties were also Bagley’s informational and often motivational speech, new membership plaques were presented to Texas Parks and Wildlife and MG Photography. 
Membership announcements included HEB Unit Director Janie Garcia stated curbside shopping coming to Del Rio in August! IGNC President Dora Alcala announced the much anticipated  Vegas on the Border event on July 28 will help raise scholarship funds for Miss Del Rio Court winners.  President Otila Gonzalez announced the Amistad Ambassadors will be under the new direction of Mary Mota. 
Anyone interested in serving on this committee should contact the DRHCC office or Mary Mota. Texas Community Bank and event host Executive Vice President Sylvia Owens gave an update on the construction of the new TCB downtown branch and also announced various types of home mortgage financing is a new service available at Texas Community Bank.
DRHCC thanks Door Prize sponsors Texas Community Bank, Malinda’s Restaurant, Cripple Creek, Border Federal Credit  Union, and Ramada.
Please join us at the next DRHCC Membership meeting on Thursday August 10th with State Rep. Poncho Nevarez providing a legislative update with Border Federal Credit Union hosting this event.