Category: Meadows News

Update from Chief Gary Stewart and the Meadows Place Police Department: Meadows Place Police Department prides itself as a “Customer Service” driven police department. As Chief of Police, I strive

A group of bright, energetic and very intelligent young ladies invaded Meadows Place as part of a medical research study. The students are all in their last semester of nursing

Fort Bend ISD has announced the names of the District’s 2016 Teacher of the Year (TOY) Finalists, and one of the Elementary Finalists is Ms. Robin Switzer from our very

“After what seemed like forever, we were thrilled to have County Judge Bob Hebert, The Commissioner and so many others here to celebrate the official reopening of West Airport through

At the City Council Meeting of January, 26th, 2016, Houston-Galveston Area Council      (H-GAC) submitted the engineering traffic study and official recommendation for the Kirkwood Modernization and Beautification Project.

According to the voters who turned out and took the time to answer a short Q&A, the Countywide Polling Place Program seems to have been a big success. This program

Our lake has 750 new inhabitants! Thanks for all of those who joined the Meadows Elementary 4th and 5th graders at the lake for the first annual Meadows Place Rainbow

Residents have responded positively to the City’s official Facebook Page as is evident by the ever growing number of “likes”. This page is intended to disseminate information quickly and to

Over 100 people attended the 18th Annual Sugar Land Rotary Veteran’s Day Luncheon that heard Proclamations read by County Commissioner James Patterson (for Judge Hebert & Fort Bend County), Sugar

Mayor Pro-Tem Terry Henley was reelected to serve as a Board member, marking his twenty-third term representing General Law Cities.  Alderman Henley is a past Chair of H-GAC’s Board of Directors.