Council Connection for June 7

At their Monday, June 7 In-Person Regular Meeting in the Community Center, Councilmembers recognized Pastor Gordon S. Jones; proclaimed June 7, 2021, as “Khloe Joiner Day”; June 15, 2021, as “National Elder Abuse Prevention D...

Council Connection for May 17

At their Monday, May 17 In-Person Regular Meeting in the Community Center, Councilmembers proclaimed the month of May as “Bike Month” and the week of May 16-22, 2021 as “Public Works Week;” authorized the execution ...

Council Connection for May 3

At their Monday, May 3 In-Person Regular Meeting, Councilmembers presented Program Year 20 CDBG Scholarships; accepted check from the Missouri City Parks Foundation; proclaimed the week of May 9 to May 15, 2021 as National Police Week and Hurricane Prepar...

Council Connection for April 19

At their Monday, April 19 Virtual Regular Meeting, Councilmembers administered the oath of office to members of the Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Development Advisory Committee; authorized a joint election agreement and contract for elections services...

Council Connection for April 5

At their Monday, April 5 Virtual Regular Meeting, Councilmembers authorized the execution of a joint elections agreement and contract for elections services with Fort Bend County for the May 1, 2021 special election; held a public hearing and approved a z...

Council Connection for March 15

At their Monday, March 15 Virtual Regular Meeting, Councilmembers authorized an ordinance suspending certain regulations regarding temporary signage to assist small businesses with marketing/promotion during the pandemic; authorized the city manager to ne...

Council Connection for Oct. 19

At their Monday, Oct. 19 Virtual Regular Meeting, Councilmembers awarded the contracts for 2021 employee benefits; authorized the purchase of a new street sweeper truck and other replacement vehicles in Fiscal Year 2021; approved a resolution authorizing ...

Council Connection for Oct. 5

At their Monday, Oct. 5 Virtual Regular Meeting, Councilmembers authorized the use of CARES Act funds on the submitted project list; authorized the negotiation and execution of a contract for civil service legal services; approved an ordinance directing t...

Council Connection for Sept. 21

At their Monday, Sept. 21 Virtual Regular Meeting, Councilmembers held a public hearing and approved the budget for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2020, and ending Sept. 30, 2021; approved an ordinance providing for the assessment, levy, and collection...

Council Connection for Sept. 8

At their Tuesday, Sept. 8 Virtual Regular Meeting, Councilmembers held a public hearing to receive comments for or against a request for a specific use permit authorizing the use of an approximate 20-acre tract of land zoned as SD suburban district to pro...

CORRECTION: Council Connection for Aug. 17

CORRECTION: 

An agenda item that was pulled from the Monday, Aug. 17 Virtual Regular Council Meeting was mistakenly reported as an approved item in the Friday, Aug. 21 Council Connection.

Item 10c, an ordinance authorizing the enforcement of all tr...

Council Connection for Aug. 3

At their Monday, Aug. 3 Virtual Regular Meeting, Councilmembers held a public hearing to receive comments for or against an ordinance amending Chapter 82, Subdivisions, of the Missouri City Code, establishing regulations for the naming of new streets; aut...

Council Connection for July 20

At their Monday, July 20 Virtual Regular Meeting, Councilmembers authorized the execution of a contract for a monitored cybersecurity solution; authorized the execution of a contract for the cleaning, decontamination, and repair of firefighter bunker gear...

Council Connection for July 6

At their Monday, July 6 Virtual Regular Meeting, Councilmembers authorized the execution of a professional services contract for the design of the Parks Department maintenance facility; authorized the negotiation and execution of a contract for the remode...

Council Connection for June 15

At their Monday, June 15 Virtual Regular Meeting, Councilmembers authorized the execution of an interlocal agreement with Fort Bend County to receive funds under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act; authorized the Mayor to sign ...

Council Connection for June 1

At their Monday, June 1 Virtual Regular Meeting, Councilmembers approved an ordinance disannexing a 34.16-acre tract of land located north of the Sienna Steep Bank Village residential subdivision, south of McKeever Road, east of Sienna Parkway, and west o...

Council Connection for May 4

At their Monday, May 4 Virtual Regular Meeting, Councilmembers held a public hearing to receive comments for or against an ordinance amending Subsection 9.6.B.3.e., of Appendix A of the Missouri City Code, entitled, “The City of Missouri City Zo...

Council Connection for Sept. 16

At their Monday, Sept. 16 Regular Meeting, Councilmembers adopted the budget for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2019 and ending Sept. 30, 2020; authorized the City Manager to negotiate and execute an amendment to the existing contract for ditch cleanin...

REMINDER: Written Comments Deadline for Civil Service Commission Draft Rules is Friday, June 11

On May 24, 2021, the City of Missouri City Civil Service Commission (“Commission”) directed staff to post for public comments the Draft Local Rules of the Fire Fighters’ and Police Officers’ Civil Service Commission (“Draft Rules”), prior to the next sche...

Council Connection for June 7

At their Monday, June 7 In-Person Regular Meeting in the Community Center, Councilmembers recognized Pastor Gordon S. Jones; proclaimed June 7, 2021, as “Khloe Joiner Day”; June 15, 2021, as “National Elder Abuse Prevention Day”; and the week of June 15-1...

On the Agenda: Parks & Recreation Is On the Move

There are many activities for all to enjoy this summer, no matter what the age. Citizens may choose from youth Pickleball camp, blood drive, park clean-up, a ladies tennis league and much more. Make plans to join in the following fun activities planned by...

The Return of the Annual Missouri City Juneteenth Celebration

Local families and visitors can look forward to an exciting calendar of events for the 2021 Missouri City Juneteenth Celebration Foundation (MCJCF) annual celebration. The festivities will begin on June 11 and continue through June 19.

Juneteenth is a word...

Gov. Abbott Issues Executive Order Prohibiting Cities From Requiring the Use of Masks

Gov. Greg Abbott has issued an executive order prohibiting governmental entities in the state from requiring or mandating the use of masks or facial coverings, beginning immediately.

“The City of Missouri City is aware of Gov. Abbott’s ...

Masks & Temperature Checks Still Required to Enter City Facilities

On May 13 the Centers of Disease Control & Prevention updated its guidance for fully vaccinated individuals allowing them to stop wearing masks and practice physical distancing outdoors and in most indoor settings. However, only about 36% of the total...

All City Charter Amendments Pass; Results to Be Officially Adopted at May 12 Special Council Meeting

Unofficial results of the May 1, 2021, Special Charter Election show that all of the proposed charter amendments passed, including those establishing term limits and expanding City Council terms to three years instead of two. The results of the election w...

City Addresses Inquiries Regarding Frontier Utility Project

Citizens have contacted elected officials and staff regarding the Frontier Communications utility project and the impact it’s having on the MCTX Platinum Scenic community. Residents’ concerns on all issues are an ongoing priority and, ...

Citywide Code Enforcement Sweeps Begin Monday, May 10

As part of the City’s goal to protect property values and to help keep Missouri City one of America’s BEST communities, staff is working to launch code enforcement sweeps citywide. Homeowners Associations, residents and businesses are being given advance ...

MCTX Council to Resume In-Person Meetings From Monday, May 3 in Community Center

As vaccination rates are increasing and COVID-19 cases are decreasing in the region, City Council voted recently to begin their meetings in-person beginning Monday, May 3. The meetings will be held at the Community Center in City Hall Complex, 1522 Texas ...

Special Charter Election is Today, Saturday, May 1 | Polls Open Until 7 p.m.

The City Council approved an ordinance to hold a special election on Saturday, May 1 to submit proposed changes to the City Charter to MCTX voters. Polling locations for both Fort Bend and Harris counties will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The proposed cha...

MCTX Council Votes 5-2 to Terminate City Manager Odis Jones

Missouri City Council voted 5-2 during the Monday, April 26 Special Virtual Meeting to terminate the employment of former City Manager Odis Jones. Councilmembers also voted (5-0; 2 members were not present) to appoint Assistant City Manager Bill Atkinson ...

UPDATE: Early Voting for Special Election Ends Tuesday, April 27

Early voting for the 2021 Special Election began today, Monday, April 19 and will end on Tuesday, April 27. During early voting and on Election Day, both Fort Bend and Harris County residents may vote at any polling location within their appropriate count...

Frequently Asked Questions: Mosquito Control Program

In recent days, citizens have raised questions about the City’s mosquito control program and spray schedule. To address these inquiries, staff has compiled a list of frequently asked questions in relation to this topic: 

Does Missouri Ci...

Fort Bend Lowers COVID-19 Risk Level to Yellow

Fort Bend County has lowered its COVID-19 Risk Level from Moderate/Significant (Orange) to Low/Moderate (Yellow). At a press conference yesterday, County Judge KP George announced that, due to the public’s diligence in wearing face masks and getting vacci...

MCTX COVID-19 UPDATE: As Texans Get Vaccinated in Record Numbers, Feds Call for Pause on J&J Vaccine

The Texas Department of State Health Services is asking vaccine providers in the state to pause administration of the single-dose Johnson & Johnson/Janssen vaccine, in accordance with today’s recommendation from the Centers for Disease Control and Pre...

UPDATE: Chief Partida Honored to Lead "Incredible Team" of Fire Professionals

Missouri City CEO/City Manager Odis Jones announced on Monday, April 5 that Mario Partida, a distinguished public service veteran, is the new MCTX Fire & Rescue Services Chief. City Councilmembers unanimously concurred with the decision at the Special...

MCTX Offices to Close Tomorrow, April 2; Solid Waste Service on Schedule

All non-emergency City offices will be closed tomorrow, Friday, April 2. This includes: 

• City Hall, 1522 Texas Pkwy. 
• Inspections & Permits, 1522 Texas Pkwy. 
• Municipal Court, 3845 Cartwright Rd. 
• Animal Shelter, 1919 S...

MCTX COVID-19 Update: Texas to Open COVID-19 Vaccinations to All Adults on March 29

The Texas Department of State Health Services announced earlier today, March 23 that COVID-19 vaccination will now be expanded to all adults beginning Monday, March 29.

DSHS has also directed vaccine providers to prioritize people 80 years old or older whe...

City Council Approves May 1st Special Election to Change City Charter

The City Council recently approved an ordinance to hold a special election on May 1, 2021, to submit proposed changes to the City Charter to Missouri City voters. The proposed changes include the following: 

1. Amend Section 3.05 – Delete t...

MCTX Activities for the Upcoming Spring Break & More

Spring is almost upon us! Make plans to join in the fun activities planned by our Parks & Recreation team. For more information or to register for any of the upcoming events or camps listed below, call 281.403.8637 or visit www.mctxparks.com.

Kids Camp...

Gov. Abbott’s GA-34 Order Goes in Effect Today City Offices to Open Monday, March 15

Gov. Greg Abbott’s Executive Order (GA-34), rescinding the statewide mask mandate goes in effect today, March 10. All businesses, organizations and facilities are allowed to increase their capacity to 100 percent as well. 

However, the o...

REMINDER: Input Meeting for Proposed FM 1092 Medians is Tomorrow | 2 p.m. | Community Center

What: Missouri City is inviting residents, businesses and stakeholders to learn more about the Texas Department of Transportation’s (TxDOT) proposed FM 1092 (Murphy Road) median installation and to provide additional feedback.  

According to TxDOT...

Severe Weather Awareness Week is March 8 - 12 | Learn Life Saving Tips & How to Stay Connected

The National Weather Service is celebrating Severe Weather Awareness Week for Southeast Texas from today, March 8 through Friday, March 12. Each day is focused on a specific safety category to educate the community on protecting life and property.&nbs...

UPDATE: City to Offer Debris Pick Up in All MCTX Subdivisions | No Scheduling Necessary

UPDATE: The City is amending its contract with WCA Waste Corp. to establish debris pick up for all residents within city limits in both Fort Bend County and Harris County. To ensure pick up, residents must place their winter storm debris at the curb by 7 ...

Gov. Abbott to Lift COVID-19 Mask Order, Allow All Businesses to Open at Full Capacity

Governor Greg Abbott today issued a new executive order, rescinding the statewide mask mandate to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. The Governor also announced that all businesses will be allowed to reopen at 100 percent capacity. The rules take effect on Marc...

New Small Business Advisory Committee Application Deadline Extended to March 22

Authority: Pursuant to Section 3.05 of the City Charter of the City of Missouri City, the mayor of the city shall appoint special committees as instructed by the council. The City Council of the City of Missouri City instructed the mayor to establish the ...

Frequently Asked Questions: Warming Center, Water Notices, Closures, Grocery Stores, Gas Stations

City officials and staff has received several inquiries regarding warming centers, water notices, open gas stations or food establishments, office closures, solid waste service, price gouging and more. To address these concerns, staff compiled this list o...

Missouri City to Open Warming Center Tonight at 7 p.m. in the Recreation & Tennis Center

Missouri City is partnering with Fort Bend County to open a warming center in the Recreation & Tennis Center starting tonight (Wednesday, Feb. 17) at 7:00 p.m. through Saturday, Feb. 20 at noon.

The Recreation & Tennis Center is located at 2701 Cyp...

Municipal Solid Waste to resume tomorrow

Solid Waste Update: Services will resume tomorrow (Thursday, Feb. 18) for residents who participate in the City's Municipal Solid Waste Program. WCA is expecting some delays as there may be higher than normal volumes of trash/recyclables being pl...

City Hall and other non-emergency offices will remain closed tomorrow (February 17th)

Due to continued severe weather conditions, City Hall and other non-emergency offices will remain closed tomorrow (February 17^th). Essential staff should continue to report for work. The EOC staff will assess conditions tomorrow for Thursday and make reco...

CenterPoint Energy Warns Customers of the Possibility of Additional Power Outages

Update: CenterPoint Energy warns customers of the possibility of additional power outages. Those with power may soon lose it because ERCOT directed them to again reduce electric system load. CenterPoint promises to restore power once there is sufficient s...

MCTX Severe Weather News Alert: NEW Update on Warming Centers. Residents who need access to Warming

Residents who need access to Warming Centers may call the following locations:

Fort Bend

1) Gallery Furniture - 7227 W Grand Pkwy S, Richmond, TX 

2) Maud Marks, 1815 Westgreen BLVD, Katy, TX 77450

Brazoria

1) Shadycrest Baptist Church – 301...

MCTX Responds to Record Winter Storm Potential Power Outages Continue; Non-Emergency Offices Close

In the last 24 hours, Missouri City witnessed some record temperatures and winter precipitation. Officials and staff are continuing to monitor all roadway conditions and are proactively responding to areas of concern.

Several neighborhoods lost power today...

Several Traffic Signals Out Due to Power Outage; Multiple Road Closures

Due to power outages, several traffic signals within the City are out. Please see locations below:

• Colonial Lakes Dr.  and Cartwright Rd. - lights out
• Cartwright Rd. and Brightwater Dr. -  lights flashing 
• Trammel Fresno Rd. and Hu...

UPDATE: Winter Storm Warning Now in Effect; Hard Freeze & Wind Chill Warnings to be in Effect Later

UPDATE 5 p.m. Feb. 14:

Due to hazardous weather and road conditions, WCA Waste Corp. has suspended Municipal Solid Waste pickup services for tomorrow (Monday, Feb. 15). WCA officials will continue to monitor forecasts and provide service updates a...

Frequently Asked Questions: February 2021 Winter Storm

City officials and staff has received several inquiries regarding the upcoming winter storm. To address these concerns, staff compiled this list of frequently asked questions in relation to this topic:

Hearing that hardware stores like Home Depot and Lowe&...

Frigid Weather Brings Winter Storm Watch | Non-Emergency City Offices Closed on Monday, Feb. 15

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for the region including Missouri City from 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 14 to 6 p.m. Monday, Feb. 15. Temperature is to drop below freezing from Sunday night through Tuesday and winter precipitation inc...

More Places to Get Vaccinated in the City

As demand for the COVID-19 vaccine grows, the number of approved vaccine providers in Missouri City has also increased. Below is the list of 19 providers, which is up from the 12 identified when the vaccine rollout began. Thus far, 4,047 residents have co...

Need Ideas to Celebrate Valentine’s Day? Shop, Eat & Enjoy Activities in Missouri City

With just days to the 2021 Valentine’s Day, now is the time to finalize a plan to celebrate with your loved ones. As the world fights through this pandemic, it is important to cherish every moment and make this weekend safe and special.

To assis...

Vaccine Hub Opens in Missouri City

Fort Bend County has opened a COVID-19 vaccination center at the Houston Community College (HCC) Missouri City Campus. This site opened yesterday and is currently distributing up to 700 vaccinations a day. Vaccines are by appointment only; no walk-ins. Th...

County Opens COVID-19 Vaccine Hub

Fort Bend County has partnered with Memorial Hermann Sugar Land Hospital to offer a drive-through COVID-19 vaccination hub at Smart Financial Centre. Previously a COVID testing site, the hub is now open to vaccinate individuals age 65 or older and others ...

TxDOT upgrades to FM 1092

The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is proposing median improvements to FM 1092. To hear the City Council discussion during the Jan. 19 Special Meeting, click here.

To view maps showing the project location, design drawings and other information...

On the Roads: Upgrades Set for Cherry Hills Drive, Fondren Grove Drive & Pine Hollow Drive

In an effort to further enhance infrastructure citywide, contractor Brooks Concrete Inc. will be repairing the roadway in the 3200 block of Cherry Hills Drive, beginning today (Tuesday, Jan. 26) and continuing for the next three to four days, weather perm...

Reminder: RSVP to Participate In District B Virtual Town Hall on Jan. 28; 6:15 p.m.

Join District B Councilmember Jeffrey L. Boney for a virtual town hall on Thursday (Jan. 28) at 6:15 p.m. to find out the 411 on economic development, public safety, the pandemic response, the extension on disbursements for existing CARES Act applicants, ...

Vaccines On the Way in Fight Against COVID-19

MCTX Seeks to Open Faucet on Watershed Study Survey

Missouri City still needs YOU to help complete the Watershed Master Plan update. Community stakeholders have until Feb. 28, 2021, to take the survey, which will be used to devise flood-risk planning, preparedness and emergency response.

MCTX COVID-19 Update: Risk Level, Positive Cases, Vaccines, Testing Sites & More

As the COVID-19 vaccine is rolled out in our area, Missouri City’s community risk level for the disease remains RED. A recent rise in the hospitalization rate means local businesses must limit their capacity to 50 percent, and bars must close. E...

MCTX Non-Emergency City Offices to Close for MLK Day

All non-emergency City offices will be closed Monday, Jan. 18, for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. This includes:

• City Hall Front Lobby, 1522 Texas Pkwy.
• Inspections & Permits, 1522 Texas Pkwy.
• Animal Shelter, 1923 Scanlin Rd.
• Municipal Court, 3845 Cartw...

MCTX 2020 Year-In-Review

“This has been an unprecedented year of change and challenge for the City, especially with the COVID-19 pandemic being at the forefront of every decision for our citizens, businesses, stakeholders and employees,” said Odis Jones, CEO/City Manager. “Howeve...

MCTX Non-Emergency City Offices to Close Friday, Jan. 1 for New Year’s Day

All non-emergency City offices will be closed Friday, Jan. 1, for New Year’s Day. This includes:

• City Hall Front Lobby, 1522 Texas Pkwy.
• Inspections & Permits, 1522 Texas Pkwy.
• Animal Shelter, 1923 Scanlin Rd.
• Municipal Court, 3845 Cartwright Rd.
• Recreatio...

MCTX Council Members Confirm Civil Service Commission Appointees

At their Monday, Dec. 21 Regular Virtual Meeting, City Councilmembers confirmed the appointments of Wanda Johnson, Jacqueline Watson and Gregory Williams to the Fire Fighters’ and Police Officers’ Civil Service Commission.

The three residents were appointe...

Last Chance to Apply for CARES Act Funding

Tomorrow (Dec. 15) is the last day to apply for CARES Act funding! If you are a resident or business owner who has suffered economic damage due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there is still time to apply for these City programs:

• Rent, Mortgage and Utility (RMU)...

TxDOT Virtual Public Mtg. Proposing FM 1092 Improvements

The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) Houston District is proposing improvements to FM 1092 in Fort Bend County, Texas. The purpose of the virtual public meeting is to present the proposed project to the public and receive comments. 

The ...

Non-Emergency City Offices Closed Nov. 26 & Nov. 27 for Thanksgiving

All non-emergency City offices will be closed tomorrow, Thursday, Nov. 26 and Friday, Nov. 27 for the Thanksgiving holiday. This includes:

• City Hall Front Lobby, 1522 Texas Pkwy.
• Inspections & Permits, 1522 Texas Pkwy.
• Animal Shelter, 1923 Scanlin Rd.
• Mun...

Operation Thanksgiving: “Stuff the Squad Car and Fire Truck”

Read on...

Today is Nov. 3 #2020 Election Day!

In the run up to polling day, Fort Bend County's early voting numbers were the second highest among the State's most populous urban counties and surpassed the total turnout from the 2016 general election. If you haven't voted yet, make a plan to cast your...

City Seeks Community Input in Revising Watershed Master Plan

The City is updating its Watershed Master Plan to use for flood-risk planning, preparedness and emergency response. To seek local feedback, the City has set up a webpage, which includes an online map to report problem areas, explains the purpose of the st...

MCFRS Annual Report: Celebrates Successes While Looking Forward to Enhanced Safety With Station 6

MCTX Fire & Rescue Services Chief Eugene Campbell, Jr. delivered a comprehensive presentation to Councilmembers at their Monday, Oct. 19 Regular Virtual Meeting as part of the department’s annual report. Chief Campbell highlighted the many a...

2020 Elections: Polling Hours Extended in Fort Bend County; Early Voting Ends Friday, Oct. 30

Early voting for the 2020 Election began Tuesday, Oct. 13 and will continue until Friday, Oct. 30. During early voting and on Election Day, Fort Bend and Harris County residents may vote at any polling location within their appropriate county.

Due to techn...

Frequently Asked Questions: Civil Service System

SPECIAL ELECTION ON THE ADOPTION OF THE TEXAS CIVIL SERVICE SYSTEM FOR FIRE FIGHTERS AND POLICE OFFICERS FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS - ANNOTATED

Missouri City voters will be asked to vote for or against the adoption of the fire fighters’ and poli...

#MCTXStrong: Continue the Fight Against COVID-19

As the fall months arrive, flu season accompanies them. This flu season will pose a bigger challenge due to COVID-19. The State of Texas has seen approximately 875,000 COVID-19 cases, including over 2,700 cases in Missouri City, and the rate in which the ...

City Earns GFOA Award for 32nd Consecutive Year

Thanks to its financial excellence, Missouri City once again is in a class with other municipalities dedicated to financial transparency.

The “Show Me City” earned the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award from the Government Finance ...

CARES Act: Apply Now for up to $15,000 in Grant Funding Through Small Business Assistance Program

Missouri City’s Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act Small Business Lease/Mortgage Assistance Program is now open and will provide grant funding of up to $15,000 for local small businesses impacted by COVID-19. 

The...

Frequently Asked Questions: New METRO curb2curb App

As rideshare services become more in demand, Houston METRO has launched a new program that allows Missouri City residents to enjoy a more customized experience. The new curb2curb App gives the community a more convenient way to get around town. Through ME...

MCTX CARES Act Fund: Rental, Mortgage & Utility Assistance Program Launched Today, Sept. 28

The first public initiative on the Council-approved Missouri City CARES Act Fund launched today, Monday, Sept. 28 at 9 a.m. The Rental, Mortgage & Utility (RMU) Assistance Program will help residents affected by COVID-19 by paying their rent or mortga...

2020 Elections: Candidates; Key Dates; Civil Service System; Signage Placement Begins Sept. 13

On Tuesday, Nov. 3, Missouri City residents will vote in the 2020 General & Special Elections at polling stations citywide. The positions on the ballot for the General Election are for Mayor, At-Large Position #1 and At-Large Position #2 and the Speci...

Frequently Asked Questions: 2020 GRP Pumpage Fees

At the Monday, Sept. 21 Virtual Regular Meeting, the City Council passed a resolution amending the utility schedule of fees. With this amendment, there is an increase in the Groundwater Reduction Plan (GRP) pumpage fee and to explain the plan, staff has c...

Official Statement from City Manager Odis Jones on Meeting with Small Businesses

Council Approves Lower Tax Rate, Development Initiatives, Public Safety Upgrades in FY2021 Budget

Missouri City Councilmembers approved the $151 million Fiscal Year 2021 General Fund budget presented by City Manager Odis Jones at their Monday, Sept. 21 Virtual Regular Meeting. The budget made way for the City to lower its effective tax rate for the fi...

Mayor Yolanda Ford Provides State of the City in Landmark Virtual Address | Sept. 10 @ 3:30 p.m.

As the world fights through this pandemic, it is more important than ever for Missouri City to stay connected with its citizens, stakeholders and partners. And to continue the ongoing community outreach and conversations, Mayor Yolanda Ford will be hostin...

Focus on the Future with City Manager Odis Jones | Sept. 4, 2020

MCTX City Manager Odis Jones continues to settle into his new role as the 8th CEO of Missouri City. One of the key initiatives Jones wants to succeed in is transparency from City Hall to all corners of the community. Focus on the Future will serve as his ...

Frequently Asked Questions: Baseless Claims Against City Manager Odis Jones

Over the past two months, some media outlets and social media networks have reported false, reckless and irresponsible allegations regarding operational, financial and budget decisions City Manager Odis Jones made while he was CEO in Hutto, Texas.

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Hurricane Laura: Frequently Asked Questions

According to the National Hurricane Center and the National Weather Service, Hurricane Laura is strengthening rapidly in the Gulf of Mexico and is expected to make landfall by early Thursday, Aug. 27 as a major hurricane.

The City’s Emergency Ope...

Proposed FY2021 Budget: Reduces Tax Rate, Provides Hazard Pay, Launches Small Business Loans & More

MCTX City Manager Odis Jones is proposing lowering the tax rate and an approximately $151 million dollar Fiscal Year 2021 Budget that would be the first adoption of an effective tax rate since 2013 at $0.598035 and a number of strategic initiatives that C...

City Manager Odis Jones Shares Details of “Optimistic Vision” To Put City In “Position to Win”

Odis Jones has an “optimistic vision” for Missouri City. The municipality’s eighth Chief Administrative Officer was recently sworn in by Mayor Yolanda Ford to serve the residents and City Manager Jones sat down with MCTV for ...

MCTX to Get $3.7 Million in CARES Act Funds; Residents/Businesses Encouraged to Complete Survey

As part of the federal government’s Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act), a Coronavirus Relief Fund (the Fund) was established to be used to make payments for specified uses to States and certain local governments. From...

COVID-19 Update: FB County Officials Report 38 Cases, 19 Deaths & 24 Infected Staff at Paradigm

MCTX Launches Art in Public Places Survey; Residents Encouraged to Provide Input

To continue the beautification throughout the “Show Me City,” the MCTX Art in Public Places Program is undergoing an initiative to gather public input from residents and local artists to increase the art in the community. Future art pr...

UPDATE: General Election Candidate Applications Being Accepted Under COVID-19 Submission Procedures

Updated: Aug. 3, 2020

In accordance with the Texas Election Code, the City will hold a General and Special Election on Tuesday, Nov. 3. The positions on the ballot for the General Election are for Mayor, At-Large Position 1 and At-Large Position 2. And, th...

Council To Discuss Ordinance Amendment To Address Offensive/Racially-Insensitive Street Signs on 8/3

Turning the page on an offensive and racially-insensitive part of Missouri City’s street naming history, Councilmembers are set to hold a public hearing at their Monday, Aug. 3 Regular Virtual Meeting to receive comments for or against ...

UPDATE: City Council Appoints New City Manager, Odis Jones

Updated: Aug. 3, 2020

As authorized by City Council, MCTX Mayor Yolanda Ford, in collaboration with the Legal and Human Resources Departments, has finalized an employment agreement to hire Mr. Odis Jones as the municipality’s 8^th Chief Administra...

Alternate Lane Closures Along Waterfall Drive; Delays Expected

In an effort to further enhance infrastructure throughout the City, the City’s contractor began alternate lane closures along Waterfall Drive from Independence Boulevard to Long Rock Drive. During this reconstruction, detour signage and traffic ...

MCPD Annual Report: Decrease in Crime Shows Continued Dedication to Keeping the “Show Me City” Safe

In a detailed presentation to Councilmembers at their Monday, July 6 Regular Virtual Meeting, MCTX Police Chief Mike Berezin provided the department’s annual report, highlighting success stories throughout the year and discussing initiatives suc...

COVID-19 UPDATES: Mayor Ford Issues Local Order Requiring Face Coverings; Municipal Court Closes

In accordance with Fort Bend and Harris Counties, Mayor Yolanda Ford is issuing a local order requiring that face coverings (homemade masks, scarfs, bandanas, and handkerchiefs) be worn in all local businesses and workplaces by employees and patrons. Orde...

Frequently Asked Questions: Election Signage

Updated: Aug. 20, 2020

On Tuesday, Nov. 3, Missouri City residents will vote in the 2020 General & Special Elections at polling stations citywide. The positions on the ballot for the General Election are for Mayor, At-Large Position #1 and At-Large Pos...

MCTX Salute to Stafford Mayor Leonard Scarcella

Frequently Asked Questions: MCTX Use of Force Policies

In light of recent events across the country involving law enforcement officers and officials, some residents and stakeholders have inquired about the City’s policies and procedures, specifically as it relates to use of force practices that may ...

Mayor Ford's COVID-19 UPDATE: Wear Masks, Wash Hands

To stay up-to-date on MCTX COVID-19 developments, residents and stakeholders can visit the City’s websites, www.missouricitytx.gov and www.missouricityready.com, like us on Facebook—fb/MissouriCityTX, follow us on Twitter—@Mi...

MCTX to Host Food/PPE Distribution | Saturday, June 27 | 10:30 a.m.-Noon | City Hall Complex

What: Missouri City Mayor Yolanda Ford invites all residents to a Food/PPE Distribution that is being held to provide local families with essential food and personal protective equipment supplies during the COVID-19 pandemic. Social distancing guidelines ...

UPDATE: Candidate Applications for 2020 General Election Being Accepted Until Monday, Aug. 17

Updated: July 29, 2020

In accordance with the Texas Election Code, the City will hold a General and Special Election on Tuesday, Nov. 3. The positions on the ballot for the General Election are for Mayor, At-Large Position 1 and At-Large Position 2. And, t...

MCTX Recreation & Tennis Center to Open to the Public on June 15 Under Proper Safety Guidelines

As the State of Texas continues to open back up during the COVID-19 pandemic, the MCTX Recreation & Tennis Center located at 2701 Cypress Point Drive, will once again open its doors to the public starting Monday, June 15.

To ensure the health and safet...

MCTX Municipal Court Re-Opened to the Public; Staff Using COVID-19 Operational Guidelines

As the State of Texas continues to open back up during the COVID-19 pandemic, the MCTX Municipal Court has re-opened its doors to the public, using State guidelines for operations. Over the past few months, hearings have been conducted virtually, however ...

CDBG Applications Now Available; Deadline is July 3

Missouri City’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Post- Secondary Educational & Vocational Scholarship Applications are now available.

As part of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) CDBG Program, the ...

Heat Advisory In Effect Until 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 9; Stay Cool | Stay Hydrated | Stay Informed

The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for the region including Missouri City from noon to 7 p.m. today, Tuesday, June 9. Temperatures could reach the upper 90s with heat index values between 105 and 110 degrees.

MCTX Emergency Management ...

2020 Missouri City Community Survey

At the Monday, May 4 Special Meeting, City Council and Staff were presented the results of the 2020 Citizens Survey, which was conducted by ETC Institute. The survey was mailed to a random sample of 3,000 of Missouri City’s 75,000 households ear...

2020 Hurricane Season Is Under Way | For Emergency Updates & Alerts, Follow Official City Outlets

The 2020 Hurricane Season is officially under way today, Monday June 1, and runs through Monday, Nov. 30. And with tropical storms, heavy rains and high water levels already on the national and regional weather radars, Missouri City residents are urged to...

Missouri City Mourns the Loss of Former MCPD Detective Caleb Rule

The City of Missouri City is grieving the death of former Police Department Detective Caleb Rule, who recently died in the line of duty.

Rule served as a sworn MCPD officer from 2004 to 2018 before joining Fort Bend County Precinct 4 as a Deputy Constable....

Frequently Asked Questions: Mosquito Control Program

In recent weeks, heavy rains and winds have swept across the region, showers are forecast during the 2020 Memorial Day Weekend and Hurricane Season starts on Monday, June 1, which is just 10 days away (to get prepared, visit www.MissouriCityReady.com). As...

“Show Me City” Issues National Police Week Proclamation; Honors MCPD’s Excellence & Commitment

As the world copes with this unfortunate pandemic, it is important to remember those who are on the forefront during emergencies. At the May 4 Regular City Council meeting, Mayor Yolanda Ford proclaimed the week of May 10 through May 16 “Nationa...

UPDATE: Residents Encouraged to Serve On Boards, Committees, Commissions | Apply Online

City Council and staff value input and feedback from citizens and are seeking applicants for all boards, committees and commissions. When serving, residents will have a unique opportunity to participate in the governing process and to provide ideas and su...

2020 Hurricane Preparedness Week is May 3 to 9 | Get Prepared | Season Begins June 1

While Missouri City stays home during this pandemic, City officials encourage residents to prepare ahead to weather any storms during the 2020 Hurricane Season. As such, City Council Members proclaimed the week of May 3 as “Hurricane Preparednes...

COVID-19 UPDATE: Recreation & Tennis Center to Re-Open in Phases; Outdoor Courts Opening Tomorrow

As part of Gov. Greg Abbott’s April 27 order, the Missouri City Recreation & Tennis Center, 2701 Cypress Point Dr., will be gradually re-opening in phases. Beginning 9 a.m. tomorrow—Wednesday, May 6—all outdoor courts wil...

COVID-19 Testing Site to Open in Missouri City

New COVID-19 testing site to open in Missouri City at Thurgood Marshall High School beginning May 1. Testing is available for residents even if they are asymptomatic. Interested individuals may call, 281.238.2363 or complete the online screening tool via ...

UPDATE: Face Masks & Gloves Distribution for Residents Tomorrow—Friday, May 1 at Fire Station 2

What: Missouri City Mayor Yolanda Ford will be hosting a face masks and gloves distribution for area residents. The COVID-19 event was made possible through a partnership with Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo and City of Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner.

As ...

COVID-19 UPDATE: Quail Valley Golf Course & Bluebonnet Grille To Open Tomorrow, Friday May 1

In accordance with Gov. Greg Abbott’s executive order from Monday, April 27 to re-open Texas in phases, MCTX is making changes in operations at the Quail Valley Golf Course and Bluebonnet Grille effective tomorrow, Friday, May 1.

“As ou...

COVID-19 UPDATE: Resources for Residents & Businesses

As of today, Thursday, April 30, Missouri City has 163 COVID-19 positive cases with 153 in Fort Bend County and 10 in Harris County. These increasing numbers make it crucial for MCTX residents to follow all social distancing guidelines to ensure proper sa...

COVID-19 UPDATE: Frequently Asked Questions - Park Manor Nursing Home

COVID-19 has spread throughout the southeast part of Texas, with Missouri City being considered a hotspot. As of Saturday, April 25, there have been 147 confirmed cases in Missouri City, including additional new cases at the Park Manor Nursing Home, locat...

Calling All Students to Submit Artwork for Mother’s Day Contest; Special Drive-Up Event on May 9

Despite the given circumstances and the guidelines regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, Missouri City is finding innovative ways to revamp the annual Mother’s Day Cake Decorating Event. With the social distancing guidelines in place around the world...

COVID-19 UPDATE: 97 Confirmed Cases | Observance of CDC Guidelines Urged | Golf Course Closed

As of today (Tuesday, April 14), Missouri City has the most confirmed COVID-19 cases in Fort Bend County with 90 confirmations, according to the Fort Bend County Health & Human Services Department. The City also has seven confirmed cases in the Harris...

COVID-19 UPDATE: All City Parks & Trails, Quail Valley Golf Course to Close During Easter Weekend

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect Southeast Texas, Missouri City officials are taking proactive measures to further assist in slowing the spread of the virus. All City parks and trails will be closed from 8 p.m. Thursday, April 9 to 8 a.m. Mond...

COVID-19 UPDATE: Confirmed Cases in Local Nursing Home

MCTX Once Again Earns National Distinction for Safe Streets From Alarms.org & SafeWise

The “Show Me City” is once again being commended for its safe streets, earning the No. 34 rank in a list of 154 Texas cities rated by Alarms.org, the official site of the National Council for Home Safety and Security—an assoc...

Mayor Yolanda Ford's April 2 COVID-19 Update

To stay up-to-date on MCTX COVID-19 developments, residents and stakeholders can visit the City’s websites, www.missouricitytx.gov and www.missouricityready.com, like us on Facebook—fb/MissouriCityTX, follow us on Twitter—@Mi...

Mayor Yolanda Ford, City Council and Staff Extend Get Well Wishes to Councilmember Jeffrey L. Boney

As the world struggles to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, the “Show Me City” is acutely aware of the perils associated with the crisis given that it has impacted one of our own elected officials, District B Councilmember Jeffrey L. Boney...

It's CENSUS DAY! Everyone Counts

It’s Census Day 2020 and we’re asking the community to do its part in shaping the future of the “Show Me City”. Residents now have an opportunity to participate in the nationwide program that only takes place once e...

COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions: Local Case, Symptoms, Resources, City Office Closures

Missouri City officials and staff are continuing to work closely with local, state and federal experts to implement proactive measures that will ensure the safety of citizens and stakeholders.

To further assist all MCTX constituencies during this public he...

COVID-19 UPDATE: City Council Meeting Attendee Tests Positive

COVID-19 UPDATE: City to Host Virtual Meetings for City Council,
P & Z Commission & Parks Board

In compliance with the local, state and national guidelines and to ensure safety, all MCTX public meetings will be held virtually until the COVID-19 pandemic is contained. This will include, but will not necessarily be limited to upcoming City Council, Pl...

COVID-19 UPDATE: Stay Home Orders Issued for Fort Bend & Harris Counties

As the world continues to fight the Coronavirus pandemic, MCTX is monitoring the trajectory of the cases in our region and is working closely with local, state and national officials to implement proactive measures to ensure the safety of our residents.

At...

COVID-19 UPDATE:

In the wake of the latest national social distancing guidelines and increasing COVID-19 cases in the region, MCTX is working closely with local, state and national officials to implement proactive measures to ensure the safety of our residents.

Earlier tod...

COVID-19 UPDATE: Mayor Yolanda Ford Signs Proclamation Declaring a Local Disaster

MCTX took additional proactive actions today to further safeguard public health and safety during the ongoing coronavirus public health crisis. Continuing to follow best practice recommendations provided by local, state and federal authorities:

• Mayor Yolan...

COVID-19 UPDATE: City Monitoring Crisis with Fort Bend/Harris Counties; EOC Activated to Level III

MCTX officials are closely monitoring COVID-19 and are working with local, state and federal agencies to manage the pandemic in this region. Based on recent updates, including the “Declaration of Local Disaster for Public Health Emergency&rd...

Frequently Asked Questions: METRO to Consolidate MCTX Services

On Tuesday, Jan. 28, METRO in partnership with Missouri City hosted a public hearing to discuss and receive feedback on its proposed MCTX service changes, to merge the 364 Flex Route with the 363 Community Connector.

According to METRO officials, this chan...

MCTX Council Votes 4-3 to End City Manager Contract

At their Monday, Feb. 24 Special Meeting, Missouri City Councilmembers voted 4-3 to dissolve the employment contract of City Manager Anthony J. Snipes, who had served as the City’s Chief Administrative Officer since Dec. 1, 2015.

Due to the relat...

“Show Me City” Rolling Out Its 2020 Citizen Survey

Missouri City will be conducting its 2020 Citizen Survey through the end of March and it will again be administered through the nationally-recognized ETC Institute via mail, Internet, and phone.

ETC will mail the survey and a City-approved project descript...

Frequently Asked Questions: Lake Shore Harbour Section 5 | PID No. 2

The City hosted a community meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 15 at the Lake Shore Harbour Clubhouse to educate homeowners on the Public Improvement District (PID) No. 2 and assessment. Based on the discussion and feedback, staff created a list of frequently ask...

On the Move In the “Show Me City”

MCTX infrastructure projects remain a priority citywide and are critical to improving and maintaining transportation systems—including roadways, sidewalks and trails—throughout the community.

To upgrade mobility flow for residents, firs...

Frequently Asked Questions: Municipal Solid Waste Program

With the New Year under way, we have now entered into the first quarter of the Municipal Solid Waste Program in partnership with the contracted provider, WCA. Residents now have the option to request a change in the size of their trash/recycling container...

RSWTP Closed for Phase II Expansion Construction; During Shutdown, MUD-Operated Wells Being Utilized

As part of the Phase II expansion of the Missouri City Regional Surface Water Treatment Plant (RSWTP), service from the facility has been temporarily halted and, in the interim, water is being supplied by area municipal utility districts (MUDs) from groun...

2019 Year-In-Review: “Show Me City” Continues to Thrive In All Operations

2019 has been another memorable year in the “Show Me City”. Residents, stakeholders, partners and staff celebrated a prosperous year in MCTX as economic development soared, local subdivisions remained among the safest communities in th...

District B Councilmember Jeffrey L. Boney Appointed to Serve on NLC’s Committee

MCTX District B Councilmember Jeffrey L. Boney was recently appointed to the National League of Cities (NLC) 2020 Community and Economic development (CED) federal advocacy committee.

According to NLC, this committee is responsible for developing policy pos...

Glen Martel Takes Flight in “Show Me City” As Assistant City Manager

Glen Martel is no stranger to tackling obstacles. The new Assistant City Manager of the City of Missouri City brings 35 years of experience in the Nevada Air National Guard and the United States Air Force to the “Show Me City,” and his...

MCTX Awarded 37th Certificate of Achievement For Excellence in Financial Reporting from GFOA

For the 37th consecutive year, Missouri City has been awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) for its comprehensive annual financial...

MCTX Review of Dog Incident Is Ongoing

As part of Missouri City’s ongoing investigation of all aspects of the dog incident that occurred on Wednesday, Dec. 11, involving multiple pets, staff has taken the following actions:

• Confirmed the 10-day home quarantine for the dogs involved (i...

Frequently Asked Questions: Election Signage

On Tuesday, Nov. 5, Missouri City residents will vote in the 2019 General Election at polling stations citywide; early voting will take place from Oct. 21 through Nov. 1. Local races this year include the following positions: Districts A, B, C and D.

Recen...

Councilmembers Approve 2019 Property Tax Rate, FY2020 General Fund Budget & Sale of $14M in Bonds

In their recent official actions to unanimously approve the 2019 property tax rate of $.630000, the Fiscal Year 2020 General Fund Budget and the sale of $14 million in general obligation and refunding bonds, Missouri City Councilmembers focused on the mun...

Planning Initiatives/Efforts Honored By Council, Highlighting the Proactive Comprehensive Plan

One of the reasons MCTX is recognized as a Platinum Scenic City is its ongoing commitment to innovative planning initiatives that have resulted in the “Show Me City”:

• Proactively updating the Comprehensive Plan every five years;
• Enacting...

REMINDER: Veterans Memorial Groundbreaking on Monday, Nov. 11, 9 a.m., City Hall Plaza

What: Missouri City cordially invites all residents, stakeholders, area veterans, project donors, media outlets and municipal partners to join the groundbreaking ceremony for the City’s future Veterans Memorial, paying tribute to our military fo...

MCTX Development Services Announce New Hours For Permits & Inspections Office; 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

To improve efficiencies and customer service, the Development Services Department is changing the hours of operations for the Planning/Inspections/Permits front office where development applications/other documents and alarm permit payments are submitted ...

City Earns Prestigious GFOA Budget Award for 31st Consecutive Year

Missouri City is once again among an “elite group” of U.S. cities honored for their exceptional fiscal stewardship.

In awarding the “Show Me City” its 31^st consecutive Distinguished Budget Presentation Award, the Gov...

MCTX City Hall Complex Closed Today (Friday, Sept. 20) Due to Power Outage From Recent Storms

Due to an emergency power outage caused by the recent severe weather, facilities in the MCTX City Hall Complex, 1522 Texas Pkwy., will not be open today (Friday, Sept. 20).

This includes:

• City Hall, 1522 Texas Pkwy.
• Inspections & Permits, 1522 Texas Pkwy...

Railroad Commission of Texas Investigated Foul Odor Issue at Fort Bend County Toll Road/Texas Pkwy.

Over the past several days, citizens and media outlets have contacted MCTX officials and staff about a foul odor in the vicinity of the intersection of Fort Bend County Toll Road/Texas Parkway.

The incident, which happened outside of the City’s j...

MCTX Earns “Safe” City Recognition from Background Checks.org

The “Show Me City” has been named one of the “Lone Star State’s safest communities” in a comprehensive study conducted by Background Checks.org, using recent FBI crime statistics.

MCTX is one of only two Fo...

MCTX Ranked As One of Top Cities to Live In Texas

Missouri City was named to the list of the “Best Cities to Live in Texas, 2019” by Chamber of Commerce, an online organization that assists with the longevity of small businesses. Missouri City came in at number 13 on the list, which i...

MCTX Launches #PlayItForward Initiative to Enhance Greenspaces With Citizen/Corporate Partnerships

City Manager Anthony J. Snipes, in collaboration with the Parks & Recreation Department, is excited to roll out a new “Show Me City” initiative—#PlayItForward—that is being put in place to not only celebrate the outdoors, but to also build the future ...

Hurricane Season Began June 1: Citizens Encouraged to Be Prepared & Stay Alert

The 2019 Hurricane season began, Saturday, June 1 and runs through Saturday, Nov. 30. If disaster strikes, Missouri City’s Emergency Operations Center is ready to respond.

What’s Expected this Season?

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric...

“Show Me City” Earns Distinction In Top 25 “Greenest Cities In Texas” List by Just Energy

Missouri City has been named in the list of “Greenest Cities in Texas” by Just Energy, a multinational energy and gas company with its U.S. headquarters based in Houston. The “Show Me City” came in at number 17 on t...

The “Show Me City” Community Spotlight: PGA Master Professional Richard Brown III

Sometimes a golf Master can be found outside Augusta National Golf Club. One such pro—Richard Brown III—plays right here in the “Show Me City”.

Brown has a long-range of golf success soaring from California to New Je...

“Show Me City” Shines In Local, National & Global Business Spotlights

Missouri City ? its businesses! Last week, the “Show Me City” was in the spotlight of success again: Billy’s Donuts made local, national and international headlines after Billy By, the namesake of the store, tweeted a picture...

MCTX FAQ: Texas Property Tax Reform and Relief Act of 2019

On Thursday, Jan. 31, State leaders in the Capital introduced legislation that would require voters’ approval of any local property tax increase of more than 2.5 percent for cities, counties, school districts and other governmental bodies before...

MCTX Welcomes New Financial Services Director Allena Portis

Allena J. Portis, a fiscal veteran with more than 22 years’ experience implementing sound financial procedures and strategies, is Missouri City’s new Director of Financial Services and Chief Financial Officer.

Portis, who is a Certified...

Frequently Asked Questions: Municipal Solid Waste Program

With Spring cleaning ahead, City officials and staff have received a number of inquiries regarding the Municipal Solid Waste Program that provides regular and recycling pickup services to citizens through a contract partnership with WCA.

The FAQs below add...

“Show Me City” Transition of Council Leadership: Mayor Yolanda Ford

Resting her hand on her grandfather, Rev. O.D. Ford Sr.’s heirloom Bible, Mayor Yolanda Ford was administered the oath of office at the Monday, Dec. 17 Regular City Council Meeting by Presiding Judge Debra Sinclair, signaling a historic transition of lead...

Reminder: Nominations for District A Vacancy Due Today (11/9) by Midnight

In accordance with Section 3.06 of the Charter of the City of Missouri City, the District A Council position is vacant effective today (Tuesday, Nov. 6) as the current representative, Mayor Pro Tem Yolanda Ford, is a candidate in the 2018 mayoral race wit...

Frequently Asked Questions: MCTX METRO Service Expands; 364 Flex Route Launched Oct. 15

The “Show Me City” and METRO have again expanded local transportation options for residents and visitors by adding a Missouri City Flex Route (364 MCTX Flex) to connect riders of the Park & Ride routes (Fondren Park and Highway 6) with five popular de...

Frequently Asked Questions:
New MCTX METRO Community Connector

The “Show Me City” and METRO officially launched the new MCTX Community Connector bus service within City limits on Monday, Aug. 27 at 10 a.m. at the Community Center in the City Hall Complex, 1522 Texas Pkwy.

To help riders prepare to ...

“Show Me City” Ranked As One of America’s Best Locales to Open a Small Business

A recent Verizon “Best Small Cities for Small Businesses” report positions the “Show Me City” as one of America’s best places to operate a company in, ranking the area as No. 42 in a list of the nation&...

City Earns Prestigious GFOA Budget Award for 30th Consecutive Year

Missouri City is once again among an “elite group” of U.S. cities honored for their exceptional fiscal stewardship.

In awarding the “Show Me City” its 30^th consecutive Distinguished Budget Presentation Award, the Gov...

City Awarded Certificate of Achievement For Excellence in Financial Reporting

For the 36th consecutive year, Missouri City has been awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) for its comprehensive annual financial...

Frequently Asked Questions:
Mosquito Control Program

In recent days, citizens have raised questions about the City’s mosquito control program and spray schedule. To address residents’ inquiries, staff has compiled a list of frequently asked questions in relation to this topic:

Does Missou...

City Receives ‘Outstanding’ Recognition for Online Transparency Efforts

Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar recently announced that Missouri City is among a select number of local municipalities to achieve open citizen access through the Transparency Stars program.The “Show Me City” received a star in the area o...

City Continues Legacy of Financial Excellence

S&P Global Ratings, a division of Standard & Poor’s Financial Services LLC, has upgraded Missouri City’s bond rating from AA- to AA “while affirming a stable outlook” for the municipality.

The increase of the...

Frequently Asked Questions:
City Budget

City Prepares for the Upcoming Budget Year

With the changes in the budget cycle, planning for Fiscal Year 2019 has already begun. To ensure transparency throughout this new budget process and to educate citizens, staff has prepared a few frequently asked q...

Surf the Redesigned City Website

As citizen engagement and community partnerships grow and evolve, the “Show Me City” continually strives to be a leader in municipal transparency and engagement. Across all citizen communications platforms, Missouri City is dedicated t...

Frequently Asked Questions:
Missouri City Logo

In recent weeks, citizens have raised questions about the official, trademarked City logo. To address residents’ inquiries, staff has compiled a list of frequently asked questions in relation to this topic:

When was the trademarked, official Missouri City ...

Frequently Asked Questions: Missouri City Addresses, Limits & ETJ

In the past months, citizens both inside and outside Missouri City have raised questions about the City’s limits and how the postal office assigns addresses. For clarification, certain homeowners who do not live in Missouri City may have a Misso...

City's 1/1Y ISO Rating Effective Aug. 1

Missouri City's Public Protection Class rating of 1/1Y, the highest rating awarded by ISO, became effective Aug. 1, 2016.  The designation is through Insurance Services Office (ISO). Currently, only 26 cities in Texas and 97 cities nationwide hav...