REC the Night September 2022
ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FREE FUN Join Meadows Place Park Department on Saturday, September 10 at McGrath Park. There will be kickball, cornhole challenge, free drinks, pizza and prizes. What:
Month: August 2022
How Bad is it to Pour Grease Down the Drain?
How Bad is it to Pour Grease Down the Drain? Restaurants are equipped with grease traps to handle the cooking grease they generate, but households are typically not equipped with
Get Involved, Make a Difference
There are several organizations in Meadows Place that are always looking for volunteers and members. These organizations rely on the participation of residents to be successful. If you are looking
Dorrance Lane Improvements – Water Off Notice THURSDAY, Aug. 25th
If you haven’t already, you will be receiving a door hanger addressing a period of time when your water will be turned off. We will be transferring the waterline service
Council Approves New Tax Rate Fiscal Year 2023
Follow the links below to find out more about the Tax Rate for Fiscal Year 2023. Budget & Tax Rate Property Tax Information
Dorrance Lane DETOURS
IMPACT TO ALL RESIDENTS Residents are urged to avoid Dorrance Lane, EAST of Kirkwood, due to the Dorrance Lane Improvement Project. (SEE MAP BELOW) Starting the week of 8/15/22, construction
Dorrance Lane Improvements – New Line Notice
The Dorrance Lane Improvement Project has entered the phase where they are ready to make the final transfer of the waterline service to the new line. If you haven’t already,
Dorrance Lane Improvements – Water Off Notice
The Dorrance Lane Improvement Project has entered the phase where they are ready to disconnect the old water lines and switch over to the new water lines. If you haven’t
Learn More About Our Water Quality
In the July newsletter our Public Works Director, Rod Hainey, wrote about water quality in Meadows Place. You can read about it below. Public Works – In the News, Water Quality
School Safety in Fort Bend County
Tuesday, Meadows Place Police Department were proud to be represented as members of local law enforcement, school officials and State Representatives met to brief the media on school safety. They