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’
Category: Projects
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
Meadow Valley Park Renovations Complete
The makeover of Meadow Valley Park is complete just in time for a long weekend. The park now has new sidewalks, benches, kiddie cushion, a water fountain, fencing, solar lighting,
Work Starting on Sensory Park at Jim McDonald Park
Starting Wednesday, August 30th, our Parks and Recreation Staff will begin work on the new sensory park being installed at Jim McDonald Park. During this project, different areas of the
Meadows Place Tennis Court Rehab Complete
The tennis courts are now open! The rehabilitation of the tennis courts is now complete. This rehab included new LED lights, repair and resurfacing, new windscreens, fence maintenance, and 2
COUNCIL QUICK BITES | AUGUST 22, 2023
Lat night Council voted to approve a property tax rate of $0.79961/$100 for fiscal year 2024. This will help fund our multi-year Capital Improvement Plan to maintain and improve upon
Meadow Valley Park Makeover Update
The makeover of Meadow Valley Park is almost complete. Even in this heat, crews are putting the finishing touches on. When complete the park will have new sidewalks, benches, kiddie
Tennis Court Rehabilitation Update
Here’s a quick look at the progress being made on the tennis court resurfacing project. They have completed the new surface and are now starting to paint. What a difference!
Well Rehabilitation Project Update
Over the past year and a half, our wells have gone through rehabilitation. Meadows Place water is provided by three wells located in the City. Well 3 received the first
COUNCIL QUICK BITE | JUNE 27, 2023
Council voted to move forward with repair of our nearly 50-year-old wastewater treatment plant. The design of the project is complete and now the City will be working with HDR