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Highland Village City Council approved the purchase of an ambulance and awarded a landscaping contract totaling at $612,766 at the March 25 meeting.

Check out 2 actions you might have missed from Highland Village City Council

By Jonathan Perriello

The Highland Village Fire Department is set to receive a new ambulance, and the city outlined a new landscaper for the FM 2499 corridor.

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