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BIG BEND RESOURCES – CITY of ALPINE BIG BEND RESOURCES – CITY of ALPINE CONTENTS: (Below are Local Hyperlinks to the Documents Information)) Alpine General Information City of Alpine Filming Permit Requirements City & City Services Information Alpine Independent School District Port-a-Potties Hospital, Dentists, Drug Stores, Medical & Health Clinics Mental Health Clinics & Crisis Centers Alpine Art Galleries, Murals & Other Locations Featuring Shows & Exhibitions Murals Alpine Antiques & Gift Stores Alpine Specialty Shops, Music, Jewelers & Gifts Computer Sales & Service Alpine Clothing & Western Wear, Leather Goods – New & Used Alpine Athletic Venues Alpine Auditoriums & Theatres, Movie Theaters, Performance Venues & Meeting Hall/Rooms Alpine Automotive Repair, Parts & Service, Tires, Service Stations, Motorcycle & Bicycle Sales, Repair, Parts, Service & Rental Fuel, Convenience Stores & Light Service Stations Automotive & Truck Tires Motorcycles & Bicycles Towing (Wrecker) Services Alpine Banks & Credit Unions Alpine Catering, Coffee Shops, Food Trucks, Restaurants, Saloons & Liquor Stores Catering Restaurants Coffee Shop Saloons Food Trucks Liquor Stores Alpine Churches Alpine Grocery Alpine Hotels, Inns & RV Parks Historic Hotels & Inns Private Homes, Guest Suites – Overnight & Long-Term Stays National Chains RV Parks Independents Alpine Hardware, Building Supply, Equipment Rentals, Construction, Builders, Furniture Hardware, Building Supply & Equipment Rental Furniture Electrical Plumbing HVAC Repair Services Alpine Insurance Alpine Media Alpine Parks Alpine Real Estate Alpine Salons, Spas, Barber Shops & Fitness Fitness & Training Facilities Alpine Shipping Alpine Telecommunications & Internet Service Provider Alpine Transportation Commercial Air Service Trucking & Towing (Wrecker) Services, Heavy Equipment Charter Air Service Rental Auto, Train, Bus & Bicycle Sul Ross State University © 2021 Big Bend Film Commission ALPINE GENERAL INFORMATION Alpine is a Chihuahuan Desert mountain community sitting at 4,550 feet with a population hovering around 6,000 and an average year-round temperature in the low 70s. It receives approximately 14 inches of rain per year with wonderful blue skies and fabulous sunsets. The rainy season (and often the hotter part of the year) is May through July. The temperature rarely gets lower than the teens and rarely higher than the mid-90s with low humidity unlike our Texas neighbors to the east. It starts to cool off in mid-August. The area is blessed with 21 of the 23 highest mountain peaks east of the Rockies along with some magnificent scenery. Alpine is the central community of the Big Bend with Fort Davis to the north, Marfa to the west, Marathon to the east, Presidio to the southwest and Terlingua and the Big Bend National Park to the south. We are also home to Sul Ross State University and some of the friendliest folks in the country. ~ALPINE FILMMAKERS LODGING REBATE~ The Alpine Department of Tourism has initiated a program whereby a production can receive a rebate on the cost of lodging. Of course, Alpine isn’t Austin, Houston or Dallas, but they are trying. The total rebate amount is capped and changes, so any amount I type here will be wrong. Contact Alpine’s Director of Tourism, Chris Ruggia, for more details. Department of Tourism 432-386-5916 ~CITY of ALPINE FILMING PERMIT REQUIREMENTS~ Please see the link below for the modest permit requirements for the City of Alpine. If you are a small or student film production, the city may even wave the fees as part of the Alpine’s “incentive” program. Ask. You never know. http://www.cityofalpine.com/document_center/Information/filming.pdf ~CITY INFORMATION~ Area Code: 432, Zip Codes: City 79830, POB 79831, SRSU 79832 City of Alpine (432-837-3301) City Hall & Civic Center 100 North 13th Street Alpine, Texas 79830 Alpine Weather: https://www.wunderground.com/weather/us/Texas/alpine Andres “Andy” Ramos – Mayor Erik Zimmer – City Manager Megan Antrim – Director of Finance [email protected] [email protected] Keyla Stanford– Administrative Assistant Jodi Cole – Municipal Judge Cynthia Salas – City Secretary Sandy Wilson – City Attorney [email protected] City Council Ward 1 – Maria Curry – Council Member Ward 4 – Martin Sandate– Council Member 432-294-1023 432-294-2043 Ward 2 – Chris Rodriguez – Council Member Ward 5 – Rick Stephens – Mayor Pro Tem/Council Member 432-294-0225 714-262-5089 Ward 3 – Betty Fitzgerald – Council Member 432-386-7096 A modest Civic Center, with a stage and a projection booth, is co-located with City Hall. The Center has some event equipment available, unfortunately the lighting and sound equipment is in dismal shape. None-the-less a nice small studio space. Home to the annual January Big Bend Livestock Show & Auction. City Departments – DIAL 911 FOR EMERGENCIES Tourism Utility Department Chris Ruggia – Director of Tourism (432-386- 5916) Scott Perry – Director of Public Utilities [email protected] (432-837-3281, Fax: 432-837-1710) [email protected] Police Department Robert Martin – Chief (432-837-3486) Gas Department [email protected] Randy Guzman – Gas Utility Director (432-837-3437) Fire Department 203 North Apple Street Mike Scudder – Fire Chief (432-837-2366) Building Services 208 East Holland Avenue David Hale – Building Official/Code Compliance (432-837-3281, Fax: 432-837-1710) Airport [email protected] Abel Hinojos Permit Tech Tony Kettani [email protected] (432) 837-5929 [email protected] Public Works Alpine Visitor Center Eddie Molinar – Director (432-837- 2732) 106 North 3rd St [email protected] Alpine, Texas 79830 Alpine Fire Rescue of Brewster County (Volunteer Fire Department) 208 East Holland Avenue – North Brewster County Station Alpine, Texas 79831 Non-Emergency 432-837-2366, Fax 432-837-9179 http://www.alpinefirerescue.com/ Alpine Independent School District Alpine ISD Board of Trustees Administration Building Eddie Natera, Board President Becky McCutchen – Superintendent 704 West Sul Ross Avenue Single-Member District 2 Joe Portillo 432-837-7700 Offices, classrooms and a small theatre Single-Member District 3 http://www.alpine.esc18.net/ Billy Ray Laxton Single-Member District 4 Rachel Carvajal High School – Lee Sanchez, Interim Principal 300 E. Hendryx 432-837-7710 Band, Robotics, two Gyms, Athletics building, Library, Cafeteria, Classrooms and Offices – Recently undergoing remodel. Middle School – Cody Patterson, Principal 801 Middle School Dr. 432-837-7720 Gym, Cafeteria, Library, Classrooms, Next to Buck Stadium – the newest campus Elementary School – Verl O’Bryant, Principal 200 W Avenue A 432-837-7730 Gym, Cafeteria, Library, Classrooms Alpine Public Library Don Wetterauer – Director [email protected] 805 W. Avenue E 432-837-2621 Public-Access computers and Wi-Fi in a newly built facility plus the Re-Reads Bookstore (used books for sale). www.alpinepubliclibrary.org Big Bend Film Commission John Green – Executive Director 701 E. Sul Ross Av. 432-386-3823 www.ShootBigBend.com, Email: [email protected] Brewster County Sheriff's Office Ronny Dodson – Sheriff 201 West Avenue E 432-837-3488 https://www.facebook.com/pages/Brewster-County-Sheriffs-Office/270335429657543 Cemetery Elm Grove and Holy Angles Cemetery are side-by-side south on Texas Highway 118 then left along Cemetery Road. Texas Judicial District 394 Roy B. Ferguson – District Judge Alpine, Texas 79831 District 394 Includes Brewster, Culberson, Jeff Davis, Hudspeth, and Presidio Counties 432-837-5831, Fax 432-837-1241 http://www.facebook.com/judgeroyferguson Ori T. White – 83rd District Attorney Alpine address: Fax No. – 432-837-4421 201 W Avenue E Fort Stockton address: Alpine, Texas 79830 400 South Nelson, Fort Stockton, Texas 79735 432-837-6200 x-302 or 300 432-336-3322, Fax 432-336-8333 [email protected] ~ABSOLUTELY EVENT ESSENTIAL~ B & S Services Portable Restrooms 1308 N 3rd Street 432-837-7447 HOSPITAL, DENTISTS, DRUG STORES, MEDICAL & HEALTH CLINICS ~HOSPITAL ~ Big Bend Regional Medical Center 2600 North Highway 118 432-837-3447 A 25-Bed Facility with complete Inpatient and Outpatient Services and an Accredited Acute Care Facility with a Level 4 Trauma and Designated Emergency Department – Serves as the Big Bend areas only hospital. http://www.bigbendhealthcare.com/Big-Bend-Regional-Medical-Center/Home.aspx ~DENTISTS~ Bella Dental 102 N. 7th Street 432-837-4321 http://www.bdwt.dental/ Iris V Korus DDS Preventive Care Health Services of Alpine 1605 Fort Davis Highway 432-837-4555 Carr Orthodontics Orthodontist 115 N 2nd St · Near Panda Buffet 432-362-4375 ~DRUG STORES~ City Drug Store 202 E Ave East 432-837-2252 Highland Drug 504 E Ave East 432-837-3931 Prescription Shop 909 E Holland Avenue 432-837-3498 Of course, both grocery stores have an aisle dedicated to over-the-counter drugs and personal items. ~MEDICAL & HEALTH CLINICS~ Aliviane – Rural Treatment Center 500 West Avenue H, Suites 113 and 115 Old Centennial High School Building 432-837-3215 Substance Abuse and Counseling services http://www.aliviane.org/ Alpine EMS West Texas Ambulance Service 106 East Brown Street 432-37-1119, Dial 911 for Emergency. Serving Alpine and Northern Brewster County https://www.facebook.com/AlpineEMSWestTexasAmbulanceService Alpine Medical Center Clinic Alpine Medical Center David Sanchez, MD 202 North 2nd Street 432-837-5505 Dr. James D. Luecke, MD 910 E Lockhart Avenue 432-837- 1541 Big Bend Family Practice Clinic Rebecca Lewis,
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