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Enroll your child in fall dance classes at the Rec! Ballet, Tap, Jazz, and Hip Hop classes are offered every week-no experience required. Registration is monthly.

The “Show Me City” once again will participate in National Night Out celebrations on Tuesday, Oct. 2, with citizens, elected officials, first responders and stakeholders partnering to promote our safe streets.

The City’s proactive public safety initiatives will be a central theme citywide as neighborhoods host block parties to showcase their support of local firefighters and police officers.

Communities that are hosting a block party are encouraged to register their event by Monday, Sept. 24. Citizens can check neighborhood block party locations with their homeowner’s associations.

There will not be any pre-event celebrations in the Target parking lot this year.

Join us for a presentation presented by METRO Transportation that will cover how to ride, safety, senior discounts and how to utilize the new MCTX Community Connector service. Ask the experts your questions and apply for your own Q Card following the session!

The Parks Board meets on a regular basis on the first Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. and are open to the public. The Board consists of 13 members appointed by City Council for staggered two year terms. This Board serves in an advisory capacity to City Council on parks and recreation policy matters. Missouri City residence is required to be a member.

TOPIC: The purpose of this course is to provide participants with an introduction to the various aspects relating to law enforcement staff inspections and how to build a highly effective program from the ground up. This fast paced class delivers useful information for implementing agency staff inspections and evaluating agency policies and procedures in accordance with established, proven professional practices. The course will identify several critical areas that require careful inspection, specific responsibilities of agency inspectors, and the role of the chief executive and command staff in supporting the process.

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This class is taught by professional painter, Heather Roy and is held in 5 week sessions. This session will take place every Tuesday from October 9-November 6 and students will paint "Robins". Painters of all skill levels are welcome and all supplies are provided. Sign up at the Rec & Tennis Center today!

Join us for a trip to the San Jacinto Museum of History. Our first attraction will be a “Texas Forever “presentation about The Battle of San Jacinto and the Texas Revolution. We will then take the elevator in the monument to the observation floor where you will get a sky view of the Houston Ship Channel and Battleship Texas. Spots are limited for this trip. Call 281-403-8637 or stop by the Rec to register today! Following the San Jacinto Museum of History will be a Cajun inspired lunch at the Monument Inn Restaurant. Lunch will be at your own cost. Following lunch will be a stop to the Battleground and Battleship Texas and a self-guided tour of the ship. Please wear comfortable shoes for walking. Check in begins at 8:00 am at the Recreation & Tennis Center located at 2701 Cypress Point Drive. The bus will depart at 8:30 am!

911 Operators and Dispatchers perform a complex and very stressful function. Unfortunately, the critical role they play often is misunderstood by administrators, officers and citizens. They must be able to handle incoming calls, dispatcher officers, transfer calls to appropriate agencies, coordinate multiple units for emergency calls, record computer requests by field units and in some cases, process written reports. Frequently, they must provide immediate emergency care instructions to panicked, distressed and highly emotional callers. They must perform all of these functions while remaining calm and reassuring. In addition, Comm. Center personnel often play a vital role in ensuring the safety of others, not only callers but also the officers on the street. These dedicated professionals are action-oriented people who work in a very stressful environment.

Human Trafficking is a form of modern day slavery and is a crime against humanity. A multi-billion dollar criminal industry that denies freedom to millions of people around the world. And no matter where you live, chances are it's happening nearby. From under-aged girls forced into prostitution at a truck stop, to the man discovered washing dishes in a restaurant kitchen, stripped of his passport and held against his will, to undocumented workers forced to clean guest rooms at a resort hotel... All trafficking victims share one essential experience: the loss of freedom.

The City Council meets regularly on the first and third Mondays of each month at 7:00 p.m. The meetings are open to the public. The City Council sets policy for the governance of the City of Missouri City. Missouri City Television rebroadcasts regular City Council meetings on Channel 16 on Comcast Cable and on Channel 99 on U-Verse.

Free play and crafts for kids. No registration required for this free, family fun event!

The Missouri City Parks & Recreation Department hosts senior bingo monthly for area residents who are 50+. Visit with your peers, enjoy breakfast and play friendly rounds of bingo for great prizes! Tickets are $5 and can be purchased at the door.

Join us for an evening of Halloween fun at the Rec! This family friendly event will feature pumpkin painting, a pumpkin patch stomp, crafts and more! This event will have an open format; families can come and go at their own leisure. Snacks and drinks will be provided. Parent supervision is required throughout the event. Pumpkins available while supplies last.

This two day (16 hour course) will educate participants to be familiar with various areas of small UAS operations By use of presentation, video, pictures and hands-on drone flight simulation the participants will be more aware of several aspects of working with and around small unmanned aircraft and interaction with the FAA. It is thorough UAS training presented by a top notch trainer. The course will also educate and prepare you for the 107 License Certification. Training will include: 107 License Certification preparation UAS Safety Operations UAS Flight Operations Instruction (includes simulator training) UAS Applications for Public Safety Applying for Public Safety COA (Certificate of Authorization) LEO Response to Drone Complaints UAS Mission Planning

Are you a food enthusiast? Enjoy meeting new friends? Join us for Senior Foodies! This program for senior citizens (50+), is an opportunity to enjoy a delicious meal at a local restaurant with great company. All participants are encouraged to RSVP by calling 281-043-8637. On the day of the event, we will meet at the designated lunch location.

Join us for some festive pickleball fun! This tournament is adult mixed doubles, round robin format with 12 teams max. Prizes awarded to the winning teams and costume contest winner! Snacks and drinks provided. Entry form must be mailed in, dropped off, or called in (281-403-8629) by Wednesday, October 17.

Young ones are invited to come dressed in Halloween costumes and participate in the activities along the FREE Tricks & Treats Trail! Festivities include a petting zoo, moonwalks, a pumpkin patch photo station, games and plenty of candy! Local businesses and organizations interested in hosting a booth can contact Julia at julia.thompson@missouricitytx.gov for additional information.

Teach your dog all the right moves with this fun class! Meet up once a week for 7 weeks (Sunday, Oct 28, Saturdays, Nov 3-Dec 15, no class Nov 24) for dog training and training games. Open to dogs over 6 months with appropriate temperament. Class limited to 8 dogs. To begin the registration process, please email registration@wholisticwoofers.com or call 281-936-9663.

To register and pay for this course, please click on the FBI-LEEDA link located on the right side of this page. For information pertaining to the Missouri City Police Department, contact Sergeant Michael Hébert via the phone number or email address link listed on the right side of the page. Prior to attending, please review the classroom rule and dress code located at the bottom of the page.

To register and pay for this course, please click on the FBI-LEEDA link located on the right side of this page. For information pertaining to the Missouri City Police Department, contact Sergeant Michael Hébert via the phone number or email address link listed on the right side of the page. Prior to attending, please review the classroom rule and dress code located at the bottom of the page.

To register and pay for this course, please click on the FBI-LEEDA link located on the right side of this page. For information pertaining to the Missouri City Police Department, contact Sergeant Michael Hébert via the phone number or email address link listed on the right side of the page. Prior to attending, please review the classroom rule and dress code located at the bottom of the page.