The Midland Health Department reported that it provided more than 662 vaccines to city and county residents in January. The department also served over 207 residents aged 18 and younger during the first month of 2026.
In addition to vaccination efforts, health officials conducted 137 inspections, made 36 patient referrals, and investigated 14 complaints. Of the patient referrals, 19 were for healthcare assistance, 11 for rent and clothing, with others numbering fewer than ten.
The department processed a total of 296 invoices and encountered one illegal food vendor during the month. Community outreach included participation in the Point In Time (PIT) Count Resource Fair on January 22, where staff saw 80 people.
Emergency preparedness training sessions covered topics such as electric and power supply issues and cold weather safety, with 37 people attending these events.
The City of Midland emphasizes values such as excellence, innovation, integrity, and inclusivity to promote unity and prosperity within the community. More information about these guiding principles can be found on the city’s official website.
Midland maintains over 1,364 acres of parkland that includes neighborhood parks, community centers, pools, and sports complexes. Details about recreational facilities are available at the Parks & Recreation page.
Located in the heart of the Permian Basin in Texas, Midland plays a role in global energy production and regional growth. For additional facts about Midland’s location and significance visit Midland Fast Facts.
As a home rule city under its charter adopted in November 1940 (City Charter), Midland provides various municipal services including recreational facilities and community development initiatives (Strategic Planning). The city aims to deliver high-quality services while fostering innovation and partnerships to enhance overall well-being.
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