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The city of Sugar Land has adopted a revised compensation policy coupled with a $8.8 million pay plan to improve public safety staffing retention and recruitment.
Missouri City council members urged city officials to revisit the community’s priorities as city officials determine how the city’s remaining land should be developed.
The Texas Freedom Network was founded about 30 years ago and advocates for legislation that supports public schools.
As members of Houston’s CenterPoint executive team appeared in front of the Public Utility Commission of Texas on July 25, details and deadlines for a new resiliency plan were discussed in response to the energy company’s restoration efforts during Hurricane Beryl.
The 13-member committee, which is set to meet July 29, was formed amid widespread criticism over CenterPoint Energy’s response to the Category 1 hurricane.
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Officials with the county's appraisal district are reminding property owners who experienced physical damage to their properties during Hurricane Beryl to apply for a temporary disaster exemption.
Hurricane Beryl left millions of Greater Houston-area residents without power after sweeping through the region July 8, but it also affected animals and wildlife, local nonprofit representatives said.
