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At its regularly scheduled meeting held on Monday, Aug. 6, City Council recognized the Police... Read on...
At its regularly scheduled meeting held on Monday, July 16, City Council presented Clean... Read on...
At its regularly scheduled meeting held on Monday, July 2, City Council approved the first... Read on...
Click here to view a recap of City Council actions | View VideoAt its regularly scheduled meeting held on Monday, June 18, City Council Members approved the... Read on...
At its regularly scheduled meeting held on Monday, June 4, City Council Members recognized two... Read on...
In 2008, an overwhelming 72 percent of Missouri City residents voted to approve a $17.5 million bond referendum to fund two essential parks projects—the Quail Valley Golf Course, which includes the City Centre at Quail... Read on...
Beginning Monday, Aug. 6, two northbound lanes of Dulles Avenue will be repaved. The work will take place for one week, weather permitting, from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. from Avenue E north to Middle School Road. During this time,... Read on...
The road to revitalization is under way for two major Missouri City bridges.
The existing El Dorado Bridge over Stafford Run, located at Quail Valley Golf Course, is currently being removed due to its aging structure. A... Read on...
After an unprecedented level of cooperation among 40 Government and private sector groups that partnered with Missouri City, the City's new $53 million Regional Water Treatment Plant was toasted with water from the... Read on...
The new Recreation and Tennis Center will open its doors on Saturday, July 14 with an event-filled day and ribbon-cutting ceremony. The new center offers residents fitness and cardio rooms, a Kids’ Zone, full-size gym and... Read on...
During the May 7 City Council meeting, Council members approved a resolution authorizing an advance funding agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation for medians along Texas Parkway between Third Street and... Read on...
Council members approved naming the new Community Center at the Quail Valley Golf Course as the City Centre at Quail Valley. The facility is nearing completion. The City Centre at Quail Valley features a 300-seat banquet... 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...
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...
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...
As part of the City’s goal to protect property values and help keep our community one of America’s best, Code sweeps will continue this year throughout all neighborhoods.
From June 1 to June 30, Code Enforcement... Read on...
All residents are cordially invited to attend the Missouri City Police Department’s 8th Annual Fallen Officers’ Memorial Ceremony on:
Wednesday, May 15, 20137 p.m.Public Safety HeadquartersProtector’s Plaza3849... Read on...
All non-emergency City Hall Offices will be closed on Friday, May 3, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and Wednesday, May 8, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in honor of Public Service Recognition Week.
This includes:
On Friday, May 3, the “Show Me City” is set to shine bright on the diamond at Constellation Field as the City partners with the Skeeters to host a community night out, featuring family fun, a special City tribute, raffle... Read on...
The Show Me City’s newest social media presence—an all-encompassing official City Facebook page, www.facebook.com/MissouriCityTX —has been... Read on...
To help cap the abuse of prescription drugs and the improper disposal of the medicines, the Missouri City Police Department is partnering with Drug Enforcement Administration Agents on Saturday, April 27 to help residents... Read on...
Missouri City cleared 325 warrants and netted $70,965 during the Great Texas Warrant Roundup from Feb. 16 through March 10. The collections include monies paid for fines, court costs and cash bonds. With the amount of jail... Read on...
Missouri City’s Citizens’ Police & Fire Academy begins April 9 and offers a “behind-the-scenes” view of the dangers firefighters and police officers face on the job. The free, six-week program is open to residents and the... Read on...
This Saturday, March 23, Missouri City residents are invited to celebrate two exciting events: “Eggpalooza” Under the Stars and Earth Hour.
“Earth Hour”, a worldwide conservation event... Read on...
From April 1 to April 30, Code Enforcement... Read on...
Following careful review of the rising costs associated with emergency response services, Missouri City Council Members have approved an ordinance that will ensure residents do not pay for at-fault motorists who cause... Read on...
What: Missouri City is set to host an open house to seek input from residents on a bicycle and pedestrian mobility plan that will “consist of proposed upgrades including crosswalks, sidewalks, pedestrian... Read on...
To prepare residents to weather any storm, the “Show Me City” will partner with the State in observance of Severe Weather Awareness Week from March 3 to March 9.
Homeowners citywide are aware of the uncertainty of... 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 and by phone beginning Feb. 16 through March 10.
The... Read on...
Each year, Missouri City allocates funding for projects to benefit low-income, elderly, disabled and at-risk children through the Community Development Block Grant Program.
Community improvements paid for with grant... Read on...
Missouri City is set to serve up some family fun this year with ace tennis programs and tournaments for players and spectators of all ages.
The Recreation and Tennis Center, located at 2701 Cypress Point Dr.,... Read on...
Gathered in a popular “Show Me City” amenity that was constructed using bond funds from a 2008 election, homeowners, Council Members and staff recently launched discussions on another referendum set for May, 2014.
Preserving Missouri City’s pristine parks and planning for future recreational green spaces is a priority for City Council, citizens and staff.
As part of the City’s commitment to parks’ projects, staff is currently... Read on...
UPDATE: Effective immediately, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has rescinded its Order requiring the implementation of certain water use restrictions.
As a result, the City of Missouri City has now moved... Read on...
Effective Feb. 1, Missouri City Council Members have authorized Republic Services to be the exclusive solid waste provider for all commercial customers located within City limits.
Republic representatives are meeting with... Read on...
t’s a special evening that Dads and Daughters have been looking forward to in Missouri City: The 17th Annual Dad & Daughter Dance. This year’s royal theme is: “An English Tea Party”!
The elegant event will be held at the... Read on...
After receiving numerous calls from homeowners in... Read on...
Missouri City continued its march of excellence in 2012 with an array of successful fiscal, civic, business... Read on...
Texas is experiencing widespread drought conditions. Forecasts for early 2013 include below normal rainfall and above normal temperatures. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has issued an Order requiring the... Read on...
Holiday tree recycling will be available to Missouri City citizens again this year. Households that participate in the municipal trash program and... Read on...
As we countdown to a New Year, Missouri City invites you and your family to the best New Year’s Eve bash in Fort Bend County. Come celebrate the start of 2013 at the premier City Centre at Quail Valley on Dec. 31 from 7:30 p... Read on...
Economic development opportunities and City government operations were key issues of interest for Chinese dignitaries who recently visited the “Show Me City”.
A crowd of more than 5,000 people enjoyed an evening of fun at Missouri City’s 29th annual Snowfest Festival that featured a special tree lighting ceremony with fantastic... Read on...
The “Show Me City” is planning three special grand opening events... Read on...
The Missouri City Recreation and Tennis Center continues to attract new members with its premier fitness programs and as part of its lineup, the Center serves up ace tennis... Read on...
Missouri City’s Recreation and Tennis Center recently partnered with citizens, staff, businesses and dozens of community partners to generate a fever for fitness.
All... Read on...
A special tree lighting ceremony with colorful fireworks, a raffle for boys’ and girls’ bicycles and visits with Santa... Read on...
Missouri City Set to Host the Fourth Annual “Operation Thanksgiving—Stuff the Squad Car!”
Community unity will shine through again this year... Read on...
The Missouri City Police Department will host a citywide crime prevention meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 14, to help curb crime rates during the upcoming holiday season—the time of year, statistically, when police see a spike in... Read on...
Missouri City’s steadfast commitment to economic development and private-public partnerships that promote growth was recently rewarded... Read on...
In an effort to more effectively serve residents’ needs, Missouri City employees shredded, recycled and deleted thousands of old and... Read on...
The City Hall Front Lobby and Inspections & Permits will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 8 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in recognition of the Annual Employee Thanksgiving Luncheon.
Residents who have questions about City services... Read on...
How is Missouri City involved in the METRO General Mobility Program (GMP)?The City of Missouri City’s 2003 contract with METRO provides for a 50/50 split for the METRO sales tax funds generated within... Read on...
Fort Bend County's registered voters may choose to vote prior to General Election Day during the early voting period at any one of the Fort Bend County early voting sites. Please see the "Early Voting Schedule"... Read on...
It’s time to “fall back” and gain an extra hour of sleep by setting your clocks to standard time on Sunday, Nov. 4, when Daylight Savings Time ends. The Missouri City Fire & Rescue Services reminds residents that it’s also a... Read on...
It’s time to tee off for a good cause.
Missouri City is proud to host the 2012 Fort Bend Chamber Challenge at Quail Valley Golf Course on Monday, Nov. 5 at 11 a.m. Joining the “Show Me City” in sponsoring this year’s... Read on...
Nine-year-old Emily Glee Vu clutched her stuffed animal tightly as she carefully listened to a... Read on...
Escape planning and practice is the focus of this year’s Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 7 through Oct. 13.
Continuing its goal to save... Read on...
A total of 56 pounds of medication has been safely disposed of after a successful “Take Back” day in Missouri City. The Police Department... Read on...
The winners of the first “Show Me City” Parks Photo Contest have been selected: Cindy Cheng won first place, Jose Salas won second place and Alicia Blum won for the “Most... Read on...
Neighborhoods across Missouri City showed their community spirit with National Night Out block parties featuring good food, fellowship... Read on...
Residents, City Council Members, police officers, firefighters and local officials united Tuesday night to promote public safety and... Read on...
A new face has mooo-ved into town. She’s a classy art cow adorned with silver, blue, yellow, beige, red, green and purple polka dots.
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Missouri City continues to earn its reputation as the “Show Me” City with yet another national ranking from MONEY Magazine and CNNMoney.... Read on...
Missouri City continues to welcome new commercial and retail businesses to the area, with Bentonville, Arkansas retail giant Wal-Mart... Read on...
In recognition of Ben E. Keith, a major distributor of food service and beverage products, building a headquarters division on an... Read on...
After careful consideration, Missouri City Council Members voted unanimously during their Sept. 17 meeting to adopt the effective tax rate—$.0.5448 per $100 of valuation—for Fiscal Year 2013.
The ETR is defined as the... Read on...
On Friday, Sept. 21, Missouri City employees will join forces for a “Team Clean” and dedicate the day to cleaning out and organizing their work areas.
All non-emergency City offices will be closed except for Permits &... Read on...
In a proactive push to further prevent prescription drug abuse, the Missouri City Police Department is partnering with Drug Enforcement Administration Agents on Saturday, Sept. 29 to help residents safely dispose of expired,... Read on...
The “Show Me City” is gearing up to have some fun focused solely on families and fitness!
During September and October, the City is participating in a statewide health initiative—IT’S TIME TEXAS Healthy at H-E-B Community... Read on...
As part of the extension of Fort Bend Parkway, Watts Plantation Road at Diamond Springs Drive will be closed from September 8 through September 12 for construction of a new drainage structure. No through traffic will be... Read on...
As officials statewide monitor the West Nile Virus crisis impacting multiple cities, Missouri City reminds residents to take extra safety precautions to avoid mosquito bites.
While Staff has received no reports of... Read on...
On Monday, Aug. 27, school bells will ring for the first day of class! To ensure safe travel for parents and bus drivers who will transport our children to area campuses, the City is testing all school zone flashing traffic... Read on...
Missouri City residents will partner with police officers, firefighters and City officials on Tuesday, Oct. 2 to participate in the 29th Annual National Night Out and promote crime prevention and safe neighborhoods.
This... Read on...
Lights…camera…snap your favorite City picture and enter it into the “Show Me Missouri City Parks Photo Contest”.
The community competition is designed to highlight the year-round beauty and fun that can be found in our... Read on...
The City of Missouri City is opening its doors and inviting residents to meet those in charge, ask questions and share their opinions. The brand new Missouri City Citizens University—a free 8-session program to be held one... Read on...
Niagara, the second largest bottled water company in the United States, is constructing a new facility, this time in Fort Bend County. The company will break ground on a vertically integrated manufacturing and distribution... Read on...
Missouri City reached a momentous milestone recently as citizens, business owners, dignitaries and police officers welcomed the first... Read on...
Five Percent Fee to be Assessed. Based on key fiscal management guidelines outlined in Missouri City’s Fiscal Year 2013 General Fund Budget, a 5 percent solid waste franchise fee will be assessed to all... Read on...
Extending its citizen outreach partnership programs, the Missouri City Police Department will open the doors of its first community Mini-Station at 1703-A Texas Pkwy. on Saturday, Aug. 4.
A grand-opening ceremony will be... Read on...
A Missouri City couple has flip-flopped the popular money doesn’t grow on trees idiom, putting their dollars at the root of a plan to help cultivate a more affluent tree populous in the city they’ve called home for 23 years... Read on...
Don’t forget: It’s still hurricane season! Even though there has been no significant activity yet this year in the Gulf Coast, a storm could hit at any time.
While many of you are hustling and bustling to prepare your... Read on...
Wow! Wonderful! Awesome! Impressive! Those were just a few of the words used to describe Missouri City’s new Recreation and Tennis Center at the facility’s Grand Opening Ribbon-Cutting ceremony held on Saturday, July 14.... 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 extra spray days.
In addition to every Thursday, the City’s contractor... Read on...
WHAT: Fort Bend County Subregional Planning Initiative Public Meeting
The Houston-Galveston Area Council is seeking resident input on the area’s regional plan, which outlines long-range issues such as... Read on...
Economic development was the center of attention in Missouri City recently during a dialogue with senior Vietnamese officials and dignitaries on the diversity of business opportunities available locally.
Mayor Allen Owen,... Read on...
Looking for a whirlwind of free fun right here in your backyard? Clear your calendars for six hours of non-stop family fun at the grand opening of Missouri City’s new Recreation and Tennis Center on Saturday, July 14 from 10... Read on...
All non-emergency City Hall Offices will be closed on Wednesday, July 4, in recognition of Independence Day. This includes:
About 2,000 people enjoyed pony rides, mechanical bulls, dancing to the upbeat tunes of a DJ, lots of delicious food, and of course, a spectacular fireworks display at Missouri City’s 28th annual 4th of July Celebration. An... Read on...
Focused on maintaining key organizational strategies, strong fiscal management and a commitment to provide excellent community services, Missouri City Council Members voted unanimously to approve the $31.9 million Fiscal... Read on...
Saluting an unprecedented level of cooperation among 40 government and private sector groups, City officials and guests recently toasted the inaugural opening of Missouri City’s new $50 million Regional Water Treatment Plant... Read on...
Missouri City’s new Regional Water Treatment Plant is now in operation, and Fort Bend Town Center, Creekmont, Lake Shore Harbour, Vicksburg Country Store & McDonald’s Restaurant, Goodwill and the Wal-Mart under construction... Read on...
Missouri City’s new Regional Water Treatment Plant is now in operation, and FBISD Hightower High School, Vicksburg Village of Cumberland, Vicksburg Village of Shiloh and Olympia Estates will continue to receive their current... Read on...
Being in the dark is an uncomfortable feeling, in more ways than one, when it’s Hurricane Season.
The useful tips below about gathering pertinent information will help enlighten and prepare you for unpredictable... Read on...
Texas weather is unpredictable, but the way you stay informed of it doesn’t have to be.
Missouri City’s newly-redesigned website, Read on...
WHAT: METRO US90A Southwest Rail Corridor Public Meeting
WHEN: Thursday, June 7, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
WHERE: 1432 Texas Pkwy. (Together We Stand Christian Church)
CLARIFICATION: Missouri City is not hosting... Read on...
A total of 27 Missouri City residents graduated from the 26th Annual Police & Fire Academy with a spaghetti dinner at the Community Center on Texas Parkway attended by Mayor Allen Owen and Council members Robin Elackatt,... Read on...
The Annual Police and Fire Auxiliary Fundraiser proved to be a big success again this year, with approximately $24,000 raised at the event held last month. Festivities included dinner, live and silent auctions and... Read on...
Hurricane Season begins on June 1 and if a storm strikes, Missouri City is ready to respond.
To weather a disaster, our first responders encourage you to plan and prepare before a hurricane or tornado hits so that you’ll... Read on...
On May 15, the Missouri City Police Department is holding a Gang Awareness and Auto Theft/Burglary Prevention class from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Community Center, 1522 Texas Parkway. There is no charge to attend. You will... Read on...
All non-emergency City Hall Offices will be closed on Friday, May 11, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. in honor of Public Service Recognition Week.
This includes: *City Hall Front Lobby *Inspections &... Read on...
Missouri City Mayor Allen Owen went from the “big office” to the big screen on April 25, presenting his “State of the City” address to nearly 300 people who gathered at the Star Cinema Grill on Highway 6. Read on...
The City Council encourages participation in the redistricting process. A public hearing will be held on the City’s proposed redistricting plan.
According to the 2010 Census data, the City’s councilmember districts are... Read on...
The “Show Me City’” is looking for some dedicated civic groups, community leaders and volunteers for this year’s “Great American Cleanup” as part of our City’s efforts to maintain our designation as one of the best places to... Read on...
What: Public Meeting to receive resident input on the Houston Galveston Regional Plan for Sustainable Development.
Experts predict that 4 million new residents will make the Houston Galveston region their home over the... Read on...
A screening of “Missouri City State of the City: The Movie,” featuring Mayor Allen Owen, will be screened at 11:30 a.m. on April 25 at a luncheon at Star Cinema Grill, 4811 Highway 6 South, Missouri City.
Hosted by the... Read on...
During the recent Great Texas Warrant Roundup, some Missouri City residents learned that crime—even the minor type—doesn’t pay.
In its fifth year participating in the statewide initiative, Missouri City cleared 400... 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...
Missouri City’s Parks & Recreation Department continues to garner impressive awards for innovative projects and exceptional employees. During the March 19 City Council meeting, Recreation Superintendent Shane Mize was... Read on...
Missouri City’s Municipal Court will close at noon this Friday, March 30, and will not be open on Monday, April 2, to accommodate software upgrades that will enhance customer service and improve overall operations.... 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.
If your family is looking forward to some Spring fun or preparing for Spring cleaning, make plans to attend two of Missouri City’s most popular community events.
The first Egg Palooza will roll into Community Park on... Read on...
Intelligence-led strategies, community partnerships and prevention programs have helped the Missouri City Police Department significantly reduce crime citywide for the second consecutive year.
The public safety... Read on...
“Middle class Americans looking to purchase homes find Missouri City an appealing choice because of its immediate proximity to Houston, its strong economic and job growth, low crime rate, excellent schools, affordable... Read on...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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 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...
Due to a sinkhole forming along the edge of the roadway on Sienna Parkway from a boring operation by the contractor for the Fort Bend Parkway construction, it was necessary for the contractor to close down the outside lane... Read on...
The westbound lane of Watts Plantation Road will be closed to traffic beginning today, Tuesday, March 12 and continuing for about three weeks due to construction for the new section of the Fort Bend Toll Road. After the... Read on...
Beginning Friday, February 22, through Sunday, February 24, portions of Highway 6 at Dulles Avenue/Austin Parkway will be under construction. At 9:00 p.m. on Friday, the shoulder and right turn lane on the northeast and... Read on...
This week, Oct. 29-Nov. 2, construction on the Texas Parkway raised medians will continue between Buffalo Run Boulevard and Fifth Street. While the work is under way, the northbound inside lane will be closed from 9 a.m. to... Read on...
Construction on the El Dorado Bridge near the City Centre at Quail Valley will continue on Saturday, Oct. 27 from 8 a.m. to about 7 p.m. Workers will be driving piles for the reconstruction of the bridge. We appreciate your... Read on...
Beginning Thursday, Oct. 4 at noon, Thompson Ferry Road will be closed from Knights Court to Oilfield Road for about four weeks. Detour signs will direct traffic to alternate routes. When the roadwork is completed, Thompson... Read on...
During the week of September 3 through September 7, flashing yellow arrow signals will be installed at all Cartwright Road intersections, except Texas Parkway and Murphy Road. We apologize for any travel delays this project... Read on...
The intersection of Cypress Point Drive and Cartwright Road will be closed starting at 9 a.m. today (Monday, July 2) for street repairs and will continue to be closed throughout the rest of the week. There will be no access... Read on...
Attention motorists! A flashing yellow arrow has been installed at the intersections of Murphy Road and Lexington Boulevard and the intersection of Murphy Road and Fifth Street. Motorists are allowed to turn when the arrow... Read on...
Traffic signals at all intersections in the City will be updated this week. The work requires some signals to flash red for approximately ten minutes. Motorists should expect delays during this time. Thank you for your... 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...
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...
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...
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...