Chief Rocha News Today

The last round of interviews is today at the American Bank Center then from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., a meet-and-greet with the community will begin in the Rotunda Ballroom at the Selena Auditorium.

After 11 years, fire chief Robert Rocha is leaving the Corpus Christi fire department.

Chief Rocha held the group's meetings for the last 11 years. And on Tuesday, held his final one. Chief Rocha is retiring from the city on Jan. 20.

Fire Chief Robert Rocha gets a shoutout for saving lives in the nursing home community. The chief announced his retirement in November. He's been with the city for 11 years.

Corpus Christi Fire Chief Robert Rocha said the planning and the design for fire station #3 is ready and in City Council's meeting, city officials will look to finalize the proper rezoning of it.

If you are seeing a big plume of smoke in the sky, it is a result of the blaze on the city's North Side, across I-37 from City Hall.

If you are seeing a big plume of smoke in the sky, it is a result of the blaze on the city's North Side, across I-37 from City Hall.

The fee would charge residents living outside the city limits, if the fire department or emergency medical services have to travel to them in an emergency situation.

Authorities say a resident had just moved into the home that day, lit a cigarette, and heard an explosion.

According to the City of Corpus Christi, Fire Chief Robert Rocha said the arrest resulted from an investigation conducted by Child Protective Services.