During its regularly scheduled meeting held on Monday, Feb. 20, City Council presented Clean Restaurant Awards to establishments that scored 95 or above on inspections, received an update on the City’s Surface Water... Read on...
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During its regularly scheduled meeting held on Tuesday, Jan. 17, Council Members honored Hightower High School’s winning football team, received a presentation on redistricting based on the final 2010 census figures, and... Read on...
During its regularly scheduled meeting held on Tuesday, Jan. 3, Council Members viewed a “Year-In-Review” video presentation of the City’s 2011 accomplishments, welcomed the new City Manager, and approved purchasing... Read on...
During its regularly scheduled meeting held on Monday, Dec. 19, Council Members approved the second and final reading of an ordinance to annex portions of Newpoint Estates that are not currently within the City limits and... Read on...
During its regularly scheduled meeting held on Monday, Dec. 5, Council Members approved a tax abatement for a new company locating in Missouri City, approved the first reading of an ordinance to annex portions of Newpoint... Read on...
During its regularly scheduled meeting held on Monday, Nov. 21, Council Members accepted an “unqualified” or highest level of assurance on the audit for fiscal year 2011, approved a permit for a Community Show and Sell,... Read on...
During its regularly scheduled meeting held on Monday, Nov. 7, Council Members awarded a contract for construction of Phase II of Oyster Creek Trail, approved an agreement for the new City Animal Shelter, welcomed new... Read on...
During its regularly scheduled meeting held on Monday, Oct. 17, Council Members recognized the City’s Finance Department for receiving the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the 27th... Read on...
During its regularly scheduled meeting held on Monday, Oct. 3, City Council agreed to participate in the first Fort Bend County Mega Animal Adoption Event, recognized resident Phyllis Petty-Tilley for her volunteer work in... Read on...
During its regularly scheduled meeting held on Monday, Sept. 19, City Council adopted a property tax rate for Fiscal Year 2012, received an update on the Murphy Road and Texas Parkway access management studies and awarded a... Read on...
During its regularly scheduled meeting held on Tuesday, Sept. 6, City Council received a report on the drought’s impact on City infrastructure, awarded a contract for construction of the future Tennis and Recreation Center,... Read on...
Three years after Missouri City purchased Quail Valley Golf Course; another major milestone has been reached: the start of construction on a new Community Center and Golf Pro Shop.
A celebration of the citizen-City... Read on...
Texas Parkway Medians Planned
Dozens of Missouri City residents recently previewed Texas Department of Transportation plans to construct raised medians and plant landscaping along a portion of Texas Parkway, improving... Read on...
Residents can expect to see major construction and roadway projects during the next year in the “Show Me City,” with plans under way for the revitalization of Texas Parkway, a new Community Center and Golf Course Pro Shop, a... Read on...
Following guidelines for growth and development outlined in the Comprehensive Plan, Missouri City Council members have authorized staff to prepare an annexation service plan for areas in Newpoint Estates that are not... Read on...
Maintaining strong development principles set in Missouri City’s 2009 Comprehensive Plan; Council members have approved amendments to the City’s Architectural Design Standards in the Zoning Ordinance.
After receiving... Read on...
Floodplain Management in Missouri City
2010 City Hazard Mitigation Action Plan Review
Annual Review Performed for... Read on...
The July 15 groundbreaking ceremony for Missouri City’s new $27 million water treatment plant along the Brazos River marks a milestone for reducing groundwater usage and for teamwork on a City project.
The Groundwater... Read on...
At its May 17, 2010 meeting, City Council awarded a contract for storm water management services for $39,900 to PBS&J of Houston for services related to the implementation of the third year of the storm water management plan... Read on...
Residents who are interested in how crimes are solved or how firefighters tackle burning buildings will get a “behind-the-scenes” look at those challenges by signing up for Missouri City’s Citizens’ Police & Fire Academy.... Read on...
Residents can show their support for Missouri City’s Finest and Bravest at the annual Police & Fire Auxiliary Annual Fundraiser on Friday, March 30 from 6 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. in the Community Center.
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Beginning Feb. 1, the Missouri City Recycling Center (1919 Scanlin Rd.) will start two new processes: The facility will begin accepting clear and colored glass; and all paper and flattened cardboard recyclables will have a... Read on...
Missouri City will soon take part in a Statewide Warrant Roundup, allowing offenders to settle their fines without going to jail. Payments will be accepted in person, by phone and online beginning Feb. 11 until March 4.... Read on...
The “Show Me City” has weathered drought, extreme heat, heavy rains, flooding, lightning and tornado warnings and watches during the last year.
To remind residents of the uncertainty of climate conditions across the... Read on...
The “Show Me City” is proud to announce the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Phase II of the Oyster Creek Trail revitalization project. The community event will be held on Thursday, Feb. 9 at noon at the entrance of the new phase... Read on...
On Monday, Feb. 13 at 6 p.m. in the Council Chambers, Missouri City invites all residents to attend a public hearing on the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program... Read on...
Starting Feb. 1, 2012, bulk/heavy waste pickup days will change from Wednesday to Saturday for 12 subdivisions who participate in Missouri City’s Solid Waste Collection Program.
For the following communities, pickup will... Read on...
It’s a chance for princesses to don their finest frocks, show off the latest hairstyles and choose the perfect accessories for the 16th annual Dad and Daughter Dance with the theme “Princess Ball”. The big event will be held... Read on...
Missouri City has achieved significant successes in 2011 by continuing strong collaborations with citizens, gaining new business partnerships, earning local, state and national distinction for excellence and battling against... Read on...
The “Show Me City” recognized Hightower High School’s football team, the Hurricanes,
for reaching the Class 5A Division I Finals at the City Council meeting held on Tues., Jan. 17. Following a winning regular season,... Read on...
Oyster Creek Trail, an outdoor pathway for exercise enthusiasts who want to enjoy a scenic hike, bike, walk or jog in the “Show Me City”, recently received a $250,000 upgrade.
The 2.6 mile path now includes a paved bike... Read on...
Several programs initiated by the Missouri City Parks & Recreation Department have been recognized by the Houston-Galveston Area Council as part of the 2011 Parks and Natural Areas Award competition. According to H-GAC, the... Read on...
Motorists may have noticed new electronic signs as they travel along Highway 6 in Missouri City—the newest feature of the City’s $2.8 million Intelligent Transportation System to help manage traffic flow. The project is... Read on...
Missouri City has welcomed additional homeowners into the community after Council Members voted recently to annex portions of Newpoint Estates that were not within the City limits and not within the city limits of Arcola... Read on...
Holiday tree recycling will be available to Missouri City citizens again this year. Households that participate in the municipal trash program and receive solid waste collection from Republic Services can place their trees... Read on...
Missouri City has the distinction of being recognized in 2011 both statewide and nationally for the communications of programs and services it offers its residents. The marketing of the City Forestry program was recognized... Read on...
Residents who participate in Missouri City’s municipal solid waste program will receive regular collection from Republic Services during the following holidays in 2012: Memorial Day (Monday, May 28); Independence Day... Read on...
Missouri City Mayor Allen Owen and City Council Members were on hand Dec. 6 to help Doris Johnson celebrate a major milestone – her 100th birthday! The Fort Bend Seniors Meals on Wheels held a party in her honor at the... Read on...
In a special ceremony held at the Missouri City Community Center on Nov. 15, the Police Department honored officers who were promoted and recognized several recent hires, including members of the new Burglary and Auto Theft... Read on...
Following an extensive... Read on...
In recognition of the City’s excellent fiscal practices and policies, the Missouri City Finance Department has earned two new honors.
The gold Leadership Circle Award from the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts salutes... Read on...
Missouri City Fire & Rescue Service announces that Judy Lefevers has joined the team as Emergency Management Coordinator. She brings 15 years of emergency management experience to the position. Most recently, Lefevers was... Read on...
Missouri City residents are invited to come out and share their generous spirit of giving again at this year’s 3rd annual “Operation Thanksgiving-Stuff the Squad Car!” on Saturday, Nov. 19 from 8 a.m. until noon in the... Read on...
If you hear that familiar emergency tone on the radio or television next month don’t be alarmed, it’s only a test. The first nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System (EAS) will take place on Nov. 9, at 1 p.m. The alert... Read on...
Blooming with beauty from Jujube, Mexican Plum and Mexican Persimmon trees, Missouri City’s Edible Arbor Trail is truly a site to see! To celebrate the unique project; a ribbon-cutting celebration will be held on Thursday,... Read on...
Missouri City Fire & Rescue Service is adding extensive leadership, government and... Read on...
What: Second public forum for the FM 1092/Murphy Road Access Management Study conducted by the Houston-Galveston Area Council, in association with Missouri City and the Texas Department of Transportation.
When: Thursday,... Read on...
To take a bite out of the pesky mosquito populations, which increased due to the recent rains and hot temperatures, Missouri City is going to schedule additional spray days.
In addition to every Thursday, the City’s... Read on...
Missouri City kicked off the second part of its multi-million dollar plan to offer... Read on...
As they gear up for Fire Prevention Week, Missouri City’s Fire & Rescue Service has... Read on...
Missouri City’s nationally recognized Police Department has won a prestigious federal grant for $893,676 and will fund four new positions with the money in Fiscal Year 2011.
The award is one of five allocations to Texas... Read on...
City Council has appointed Debra Champagne as Presiding Judge of Missouri City’s Municipal Court #1. Her cases primarily involve traffic and code enforcement.
You are Cordially Invited to a Full-Court Celebration!
Missouri City is excited to announce the groundbreaking for its new:
Tennis And Recreation Center
Saturday, Oct. 8
10:30 a.m.
2701 Cypress Point... Read on...
Three years after Missouri City purchased Quail Valley Golf Course; another major... Read on...
Highway 6 southbound at Sienna Ranch Road and Highway 6 northbound at Sienna Parkway will be closed for the next two hours due to a traffic accident investigation. Tune to 1690 AM for updates.
After a robust discussion on the City’s fiscal standing and the 3.1 percent drop in certified property values for 2011, Missouri City Council members unanimously voted recently to maintain the current property tax rate of ... Read on...
Join Missouri City in Groundbreaking Ceremony on SaturdayCitizens, City Council, dignitaries and contractors will unite on Saturday, Sept. 17 to celebrate the start of construction on the new Community Center and Golf Pro... Read on...
Spirit of Giving Abounds; More Donations EncouragedDonations to assist families who have been displaced or impacted by recent wildfires in neighboring counties are pouring in as part of a Missouri City partnership with... Read on...
Patriotic 9/11 Salutes Drew Hundreds of SupportersMissouri City partnered with Stafford recently to pay tribute to the victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and to honor the selfless firefighters, police officers and... Read on...
“Show Me” City Citizens Encouraged to Donate Food, Clothing and Toiletries for Wildfire VictimsTo assist families in neighboring counties who have been displaced or impacted by the recent wildfires, Missouri City is... Read on...
City Council Authorizes Creation of Newpoint Estates Annexation PlanFollowing guidelines for growth and development outlined in the Comprehensive Plan, Missouri City Council members have authorized staff to prepare an... Read on...
You are Cordially Invited to a Community Celebration!
Missouri City is excited to announce the groundbreaking for its new state-of-the-art Community Center & Golf Pro Shop:
Saturday, Sept. 179:30 a.m.Quail Valley... Read on...
Against a backdrop symbolizing Missouri City’s strong growth and development over the past decade, residents joined officials and dignitaries on Friday to celebrate the new METRO “Highway 6 Park & Ride partnership”... Read on...
Meet Shane Mize: Missouri City’s new Recreation Superintendent is the proud winner of the 2011 Texas Recreation & Parks Society Young Professional Award for his exceptional achievements in the profession. The coveted prize... Read on...
Missouri City residents will partner with police, firefighters and City officials on Tuesday, Oct. 4 to participate in the 28th Annual National Night Out and promote crime prevention and safe neighborhoods.
Again this... Read on...
Uniting with Americans nationwide, Missouri City will host two solemn ceremonies commemorating the 10-year anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
The first will be Sunday, Sept. 11 at 9:30 a.m. on Protector’s Plaza at... Read on...
Two free fishing events featuring lots of family fun will be held for Missouri City residents next month.
On Saturday, Sept. 10 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., a program that teaches children how to make their own fishing poles... Read on...
To continue Missouri City’s strong tradition of management, City Council members have made four key appointments to the Leadership Team this year.
Scott Elmer has been promoted to Assistant City Manager from Public Works... Read on...
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas, Inc. (ERCOT), the system operator for the state’s bulk transmission grid, is asking consumers and businesses to reduce their electricity use during peak electricity hours from 3 to... Read on...
What: Ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Missouri City/Highway 6 METRO Park & Ride. Missouri City Council and METRO Board members are scheduled to attend the event.
When: Friday, Aug. 19 at 8 a.m.
Where: 10250 Highway... Read on...
Tonight (Thursday, Aug. 18) from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., State Rep. Ron Reynolds (D-Fort Bend County, District 27) is hosting his inaugural Town Hall meeting to provide constituents with an update from the 82nd legislative... Read on...
On Monday, Aug. 22, a convenient METRO commuter option will roll out for area residents who work in the Texas Medical Center or downtown Houston.
The new service will extend the transit company’s existing route 170 and... Read on...
As Texas struggles with a severe drought that has impacted green areas statewide, Missouri City’s Forester Paul Wierzbicki has outlined a strategy to help protect trees and plants from the extreme heat.
The City’s Parks &... Read on...
The City of Missouri City, Texas will sell, by sealed bid only, surplus and salvage property. Sale items may be seen at 1522 Texas Parkway at 10:00 am on Friday, July 29, 2011, Tuesday, August 2 or Thursday, August 4, 2011.... Read on...
Residents who participate in the municipal solid waste program are reminded that the boards of directors for homeowners associations and municipal utility districts have until Aug. 31 to review and make any changes to their... Read on...
Missouri City residents will salute hometown hero Lance Corporal Kevin Carson Williams at a celebration of service beginning at 4:30 p.m., Sunday, July 24. It will be held at Protector’s Plaza, at Public Safety Headquarters,... Read on...
A trade delegation of senior Vietnamese officials and business leaders, Deputy Minister of Trade and Industries and Consul General of Vietnam and members of the Vietnam Consular office in Houston and the Vietnam Embassy in... Read on...
Emphasizing the continuous commercial growth in the “Show Me City”, Mayor Allen Owen recently announced that Warren Alloy will move to Lakeview Business Park, joining a respected list of companies already based in the center... Read on...
In keeping with the City’s safety standards, the Fire Department will ensure all precautions are taken with fireworks at this year’s Fourth of July celebration at Buffalo Run Park.
Despite the area’s dry conditions, the... Read on...
Capping another strong fiscal year and moving the City forward into a new one, Council members unanimously approved the Fiscal Year 2012 General Fund Budget during their June 20 meeting.
The $32.1 million financial plan... Read on...
The expansion of the Steep Bank/Flat Bank Wastewater Treatment Plant from 1.5 million gallons a day to 3 million gallons a day was marked by a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the plant on Oilfield Road Tuesday, June 28. The... Read on...
Continuing its proactive policing policies, the Missouri City Police Department encourages residents to attend a “Gang Awareness” workshop on Tuesday, July 12 at 7 p.m. in the Community Center, 1522 Texas Parkway. Police... Read on...
WHAT: A METRO Long Range Plan Public Workshop
You’re encouraged to attend! Come out and share your vision of the future, learn where service is needed, and hear about the possible modification or addition of services in... Read on...
Texas Governor Rick Perry approved Fort Bend County's request for an extension of the restrictions contained in the disaster declaration yesterday afternoon. County Judge Bob Hebert signed the order declaring a local... Read on...
At its June 20 City Council meeting, Missouri City council members recognized City Manager Frank Simpson, who is moving at the end of June to College Station as assistant city manager for that community.
“Frank guided... Read on...
Despite drought conditions in the area, the “Show Me City’s” 27th annual Fourth of July Celebration at Buffalo Run Park, will be a blast of fun and fireworks. The event will take place on Monday, July 4 at 1122 Buffalo Run... Read on...
Todays Recreation Roadshow has been canceled due to current weather conditions.
WHAT: A METRO Long Range Plan Public Workshop You’re encouraged to attend! Come out and share your vision of the future, learn where service is needed, and hear about the possible modification or addition of services in our... Read on...
Fort Bend County Commissioners passed an "Order Prohibiting the Sale and Use of Restricted Fireworks today in court. The order prohibits certain fireworks from being sold and/or used in the unincorporated areas of Fort... Read on...
Celebrating 25 years of tradition in Missouri City, 23 people recently graduated from the Police and Fire Academy after completing six weeks of training that offered a “behind-the-scenes” view of the dangers firefighters and... Read on...
Missouri City’s 6th Annual Police Officer Memorial Ceremony was a poignant tribute to commemorate the selfless public servants who have given their lives in defense of others.
The program touched on the traditions of... Read on...
City Manager Frank Simpson, who has held that position in Missouri City for the past 7 ½ years, has announced his resignation effective June 30 to take the Assistant City Manager position in College Station. Simpson will... Read on...
Crime Watch Patrol training session will be on Tuesday, June 7th from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the training room at Public Safety Headquarters, 3849 Cartwright Road. The training session is designed for residents who are... Read on...
With hurricane season starting on June 1, Missouri City residents are urged to plan ahead to ensure they are prepared in the event a storm hits our area.
“Everyone should be preparing for a hurricane well before one is on... Read on...
Families form formidable foundations of success.
This theme will be the center of attention during the Missouri City Juneteenth Celebration Foundation’s 2011 commemoration events. The 9th Annual observance will also... Read on...
Quail Valley Golf Course, 2880 La Quinta Drive, Missouri City, TX, 77459, P: 281-403-5910; www.golfquailvalley.com As we swing into summer, Missouri City invites everyone to experience a perfect putt on one of Quail Valley... Read on...
This week (May 22 to May 28) is Hurricane Preparedness Week in Texas, and staff is providing citizens with top tips to help them get ready in advance of a storm striking our area.
Today, Monday May 23, we encourage all... Read on...
Quail Valley Golf Course, 2880 La Quinta Drive, Missouri City, TX, 77459, P: 281-403-5910; www.golfquailvalley.com
As we swing into summer, Missouri City invites everyone to experience a perfect putt on one of Quail... Read on...
To make important information even more accessible to residents, the Missouri City website homepage offers three new features. Just look under “Quick Links” at www.missouricitytx.gov.
To learn about code violations in... Read on...
Missouri City’s firefighters are participating in the national drive to “Fill the Boot” for Jerry’s Kids with Muscular Dystrophy. In a campaign that began about 16 years ago, the firefighters spend one Saturday per shift... Read on...
Working to preserve the key citizen priorities of public safety, economic growth and infrastructure improvements, Missouri City has drafted a $31.9 million preliminary General Fund Fiscal Year 2012 Budget that maintains the... Read on...
To honor the selfless sacrifices law-enforcement officers make every day to protect and serve citizens, Missouri City will host its Sixth Annual Police Officer Memorial Ceremony on Wednesday, May 18 at 7 p.m. The ceremony,... Read on...
Missouri City resident Sam Magana was recently saluted for his induction into the Texas Rodeo Hall of Fame. At the April 18 City Council meeting, Magana was recognized for being instrumental in many aspects of rodeo, having... Read on...
After extensive evaluation of assisted living facilities and state statutes governing them, Missouri City is planning to implement municipal regulations that will improve the safety and welfare of residents who reside in... Read on...
Mayor Allen Owen went back to class on Friday, April 15 to talk with local students about the ordinances that govern the “Show Me City” and to participate in Quail Valley Middle Schools’ Gifted and Talented Academy program... Read on...
Four companies that consistently demonstrate their commitment to improving the environment were recognized at the April 18 City Council meeting with Missouri City’s 2011 “Golden Tree Award”.
TXU Energy donated 10 trees... Read on...
Dozens of Missouri City residents recently previewed Texas Department of Transportation plans to construct raised medians and plant landscaping along a portion of Texas Parkway, improving safety and mobility on the major,... Read on...
In recent months, home invasion type robberies have increased nationwide. The Greater Houston area, including Missouri City, is not immune to this type of crime. The Missouri City Police Department would like to take a... Read on...
Creating two new service selections for residents, Missouri City has upgraded its municipal trash contract with Republic Services.
At its April 4 meeting, City Council approved an amendment to add levels 5 and 6, which... Read on...
Missouri City is one of a select few cities in the country to earn its 24th consecutive Distinguished Budget Presentation Award from the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada. The group... Read on...
A growing population and increased business growth along State Highway 6 is driving continued need for roadway improvements that should be complete later this year. In Missouri City, construction now is underway for raised... Read on...
On Wednesday, April 13 at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers, the Missouri City Planning and Zoning Commission is set to review and receive public input on three key zoning ordinances:
*Outside placement of materials,... Read on...
To provide additional trash collection services for residents, Missouri City plans to upgrade its municipal trash contract with Republic Services to include two additional selection levels.
At its March 21 meeting, City... Read on...
WHAT: Missouri City’s Citizens’ Police & Fire Academy
WHEN: Classes begin April 12 and will be held from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays; registration deadline is April 8.
WHERE: Missouri City Public Safety... Read on...
The turning of dirt at the groundbreaking for a half-million-square-foot Ben E. Keith Distribution Facility in Missouri City on March 22 brings with it hundreds of new jobs, other economic development projects and a... Read on...
The Missouri City Recycling Center has reopened after undergoing upgrades that will enable residents to access bins more easily and improve the look and function of the facility. The renovations, which have been under way... Read on...
Missouri City cleared 381 warrants and netted $86,749 during a Statewide Warrant Roundup from February 19 through March 13. The collections include monies paid for fines, court costs and bonds. With the amount of jail time... Read on...
The Missouri City Police and Fire Auxiliary’s 25th annual fund-raiser was a big success. The March 4 event that included a dinner, dance, live entertainment and live and silent auctions brought in approximately $16,000 to... Read on...
WHAT: Missouri City Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event & Community Garage Sale
WHEN: Saturday, March 26; 8 a.m. to noon
WHERE: To drop off recyclables, click here for directions to 1919 Scanlin Rd. To shop at... Read on...
Families looking for a fun way to spend a Spring day can challenge their abilities at kicking a soccer ball, jumping rope and collecting eggs at Missouri City’s 23rd annual Bunny Hop from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, April... Read on...
Continuing its commitment to provide citizens with superior leadership, the Missouri City Police Department has announced a new addition and some recent promotions on the force.
Captain Mike Berezin was named Assistant... Read on...
It’s time to “spring forward” by setting your clocks ahead one hour on Sunday, March 13 with the start of Daylight Savings Time. Missouri City Fire & Rescue Service reminds residents it’s also a good time to check smoke... Read on...
Due to the weather conditions, the grand opening for Missouri City’s Edible Arbor Trail has been cancelled and will be rescheduled for a later date.
WHAT: Grand Opening Celebration of Missouri City’s Edible Arbor TrailThe region’s first Edible Arbor Trail will feature groves of hardy trees and shrubs that produce edible fruits and nuts. The unique and exciting... Read on...
Missouri City Mayor Allen Owen has proclaimed Wednesday, March 2 as “Texas Independence Day” in the Show Me City to celebrate the 175th year since the founding of the Republic of Texas.
“A lot of people have moved to the... Read on...
When taking the family out to eat, how can you choose the cleanest restaurants in Missouri City? Just check the scores. All restaurants and food establishments in the City are inspected twice a year and must post their... Read on...
On Thursday, Feb. 23, 2012, the new traffic signal will be installed at the intersection of Murphy Road and Township Lane. Police Officers will be helping with traffic delays. Thank you for your patience during this time.... Read on...
On Wednesday Feb. 22, the traffic signal at the intersection of Highway 6 and Sienna Parkway will be activated. During this time the signal may be out or it may be flashing red. Police Officers will be on site to help with... Read on...
Beginning Monday, Feb. 20, signal improvements may cause delays on Murphy Road at Hampton, Plantation Settlement and El Dorado. Flashing yellow signals are being added at these intersections. When motorists see a solid... Read on...
On Thursday, Feb. 9, roadwork will be under way at two intersections – Highway 6 and Murphy Road and Highway 6 and Lake Olympia. The triple-left turn striping and signage will be placed at the intersection of Highway 6 and... Read on...
Murphy Road has been closed in both directions at the intersections of Cartwright Road and Fifth Street after a vehicle took down power and communication lines. CenterPoint has been notified and is working to correct the... Read on...
On Monday, February 6, workers will be completing striping at the intersection of Highway 6 and Lake Olympia.In addition, the temporary traffic signal at that intersection will be replaced with a permanent signal. When the... Read on...
The City recently installed a new traffic signal at the intersection of Highway 6 and Lake Shore Harbour Boulevard/Trammel Fresno Road. It is scheduled to be turned on and operational Monday, Jan. 23. Please expect morning... Read on...
Residents should expect delays at the intersection of Highway 6 and Lake Shore Harbour Blvd/Trammel Fresno on Monday morning, Jan. 23 due to work to turn on the new traffic signal at that intersection. Thank you for your... Read on...
A flashing yellow left-turn arrow is being added to the traffic signals both eastbound and westbound on Independence Boulevard at Grand Park beginning Monday, Dec. 19 to improve traffic flow and build on motorist and... Read on...
The City of Missouri City will begin the commissioning of the DMS (Digital Message System) on Tuesday, December 6th. The following lane closures will be in effect until 5AM Wednesday, December 7th:
Lake... Read on...
Due to roadway repairs, one lane on Sienna Parkway at Highway 6 and one north-bound left turn lane on Sienna Parkway at Highway 6 will be closed beginning Wednesday, Dec. 7, weather permitting. The work is expected to be... Read on...