Great National Night Out 2023
The rain stopped just in time and stayed away long enough to enjoy National Night Out 2023. There was plenty of wonderful food and smiling faces throughout our community. A
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EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT | DAN
Meet Dan! Dan has worked with the City for more than 14 years. In that time, Dan has played a major role in several projects, most significantly the construction of
Fort Bend Infrastructure Conference 2023
The annual Fort Bend Infrastructure Conference was held Thursday, 9/28. The City of Meadows Place was well represented, along with other Fort Bend County cities. This event provides the opportunity
Wastewater Treatment Plant Generator Installation Complete
Our wastewater treatment plant now has a 500kW diesel generator that can provide back-up power to the lift station and the entire plant. Per TCEQ guidelines, we are required to
COUNCIL QUICK BITES | SEPTEMBER 26, 2023
Last night, the Mayor presented a proclamation to Meadows Elementary Principal, Mrs. Blackmer, and Meadows Elementary Teachers, Mrs. Mahand and Mrs. Bedford in honor of World Teachers’ Day. World Teachers’
Live Nature Center Animal Camera
In honor of National Queso Day, we have some exciting news (at least we think so)! We now have a “Queso Cam” at our Nature Center. Sorry to those of
Human Trafficking and Communities Discussion RECAP
If you did not get to attend the Discussion on Human Trafficking and Communities held Friday evening, you can watch it below. It was full of useful information and conversation.
Good Progress Being Made on Sensory Park
A lot of work is happening at Jim McDonald Park. Over the last few weeks, new musical features were installed and today a tunnel is being put in. Please be
Human Trafficking and Communities Discussion
The City of Meadows Place will be hosting a discussion this Friday focused on human trafficking and communities with special speaker Fort Bend County District Attorney, Brian Middleton. The event
EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT | OFFICER FOSTER
Meet Officer Foster! Officer Foster has been an officer with our department for almost 3 years. You may not see him much because he works the night shift but