The Mayor, along with Council and City Staff, have elected to waive π¬ππ¨π«π¦-π«ππ₯ππππ π©ππ«π¦π’π ππππ¬ through September 1, 2024. Residents must provide proof that the repairs being done are storm-related.
Thank you to those who attended last night’s Council meeting. City Council approved a resolution that enters the City into an Interlocal Agreement with Fort Bend County for City-Managed Mobility
π§ON STREET PARKING WORKπ§ Crews will begin rehab work on the parking spots along Brighton Ln. near the school this week. The roadway will remain open, and construction will be
ROAD WORK Crews will begin road work Wednesday (12/6/23) morning on Dorrance Ln., in the area between Sturdivant St. and Mulholland Dr. This section of roadway was especially impacted by
Our first project sign has been installed at the Wastewater Treatment Plant in anticipation of the Wastewater Treatment Plant Clarifier Rehabilitation Project β Part of Capital Improvement Plan. Signs like
Next time you are driving through the roundabouts, keep an eye out for our new boulder street signs. We’ve added these signs to improve the look of our roundabouts and
Thank you to those who attended the Council Meeting last night. More discussion was had and decisions made regarding one of the most significant projects ever for Meadows Place,
We all know how great the parks are in Meadows Place and the memories that are made at them. If you haven’t seen or heard the new sensory park at
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
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’
