COUNCIL QUICK BITES | JANUARY 23, 2024
🎉Chief Gary Stewart was celebrated last night at our Council Meeting. This January marks 30 years of dedicated service to the City of Meadows Place.🎉 Thank you to those who
Author: Cameron Miller
First Visitor to Our Bird Feeder at the Discovery and Nature Center
It took some time, but our bird feeder at the Discovery and Nature Center finally had a visitor this weekend – a House Finch. Did you know the house finch
Recycled Christmas Trees Make it to Surfside
On Wednesday, January 17, 2024, our Public Works crew took about 40 Christmas trees to Surfside to be used in their beach erosion program. Thank goodness it was a little
Water or Sewer Issue? Here’s Who to Call
We are not likely to thaw out today, but as we do through the week, keep these numbers handy. If you need help with a water or sewer issue, don’t
Weather Impacts to Tuesday Trash Schedule
Texas Pride has let us know they are cancelling trash pickup today, TUESDAY, Jan. 16th, 2024 due to the weather conditions.
City Park Restrooms Closed Starting Sunday, 1/14 in the Afternoon
❄️City Park Restrooms Closed Starting Sunday, 1/14 in the Afternoon❄️ As the City prepares for the freezing temperatures, the Parks Department will be closing all restrooms at city parks
Meadows Place Police Department Activity Report for November 28, 2023 – December 18, 2023
November 28 – December 18, 2023 Assault (1) (Down 5 from previous month) 12/07/2023 Cabo Bob’s An employee and his cousin (not an employee) got in an argument at the
Cold Weather Resources
Meadows Place Water & Sewer services are contracted to Power Scoop Utilities for operations. To report a sewer or water problem After Hours (after 4:30pm and before 8:30am ) call
Local Law Enforcement Treated to Free Breakfast
In honor of National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, Meadows Place Sterling McCall Nissan invited local law enforcement to breakfast at Kellys Country Cookin West Airport. Several agencies enjoyed food, fellowship,
EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT | NICK
Meet Nick! Nick is part of our Parks and Recreation Department as the City’s Groundkeeper and Aquatic Coordinator. Prior to that, he was a part-time lifeguard with the City for