New Duck Nesting Boxes Added to Lake Shoreline
If you take a walk around the lake, you may notice some new duck boxes along the shoreline. Five duck nesting boxes were built and donated to the Parks Department
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Milkweed for Monarch Butterflies
Milkweed for Monarchs Milkweed is the host plant for Monarch butterflies. The female butterflies lay their eggs on milkweed so the caterpillars can eat the leaves which allows them to
10 Easy Cybercrime Prevention Tips
Here are some Cybercrime Prevention Tips from Meadows Place Police. According to the FBI, phishing scams, non-payment/non-delivery scams, and personal data breach were the top 3 reported crimes in 2021.
6th Annual Family Campout | March 25 – 26, 2023 | McGrath Park
Register Online Before February 28 – $10 per person, 2 years and up Register Online After February 28 – $15 per person, 2 years and up Come and experience the
Council Meeting Quick Bites | Council Meeting 1-24-23
Thank you to those that attended the Council meeting last night or watched online. Here are some important take-aways from last night. In addition to the quick bites from last
Dorrance Lane Improvements – Oxford Glen Intersection Closure
If you are directly impacted and haven’t already, you will be receiving a door hanger addressing the Oxford Glen intersection closure. Starting on Monday, January 23, 2023, the Oxford Glen
City Hall U.S. Flag Retirement Drop Box Completed by Eagle Scout
Lucas Leal of Troop 1116 completed his Eagle Scout Project at City Hall. You can now drop off your old U.S. flags in the flag retirement box near the front
Christmas Tree Recycling in Surfside 2023
On Thursday 1/12/23, the Public Works crew headed to Surfside to drop off almost 40 Christmas trees for recycling. It may have been windy but that made for some beautiful
New Pickleball Net at Tennis Courts
Do you play Pickleball? The City has provided a Pickleball net for those with access to the tennis courts. The net has wheels and each wheel can be locked once
Do you know all the wildlife in our area?
We have several waterways that run through our city. We wanted to share a study that was recently completed showing all the wildlife in the 8-County Greater Houston Region, especially