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Community News

August 5, 2008

City council meeting scheduled for August 5, has been cancelled.

Due to the weather conditions caused by tropical storm Edouard, City Hall will close early on Tuesday, August 5.  The city council meeting scheduled for 6:00 PM has be moved to Thursday, August 7 at 7:00 PM.  Click here for Thursday nights council agenda.

July 28, 2008

New Channel 95 Information TV now operational.

We are proud to announce the re launch of Cleveland's information cable TV channel.  We appreciate you patience during our upgrade process that now allows us to bring better quality and up-to-date information to all residents who subscribe to local cable television.  Please be sure to tune in to cable channel 95 for the latest information and events happening in Cleveland. 

July 15, 2008

City continuing efforts to remove junked vehicles.

Despite numerous warnings, some homeowners are still reluctant to clean up their properties.  But the city is not backing down from the promise to enforce ordinances that forbid inoperable junked vehicles; inhibit substandard and non-permitted construction; and outlaw scrap metal, trash and debris from being stored in clear view of passerby.  The city has a list of individuals who can assist a property owner in removing a junked vehicle or hauling away scrap metal.  For more information, call the City offices at (281) 592-2667.

June 11, 2008

Scaled back Trans-Texas Corridor hailed.

Several sources in federal and county government told 11 News Tuesday that the Texas Department of Transportation is ending its plans to plow a massive superhighway through rural Waller, Grimes, Montgomery and Walker counties.

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March 6, 2008

Property Owners Being Asked to "Clean Up Cleveland."

Cleveland Advocate to start publishing photos of Cleveland's messiest homes & businesses.

by Vanessa Brashier

Starting in the March 19 edition of the Advocate, they will begin publishing photographs of the most offensive properties in town.  With Cleveland on the cusp of growth, now is the time to put our best face forward.  Not only are we making a bad impression on visitors and potential business investors, a junky property can bring down the property values of nearby homes.

from the Cleveland Advocate; Wednesday, March 5, 2008

City Council Approves New Weather Station Grant

In a special call council meeting on March 19, the Cleveland City Council passed a resolution that approved a grant application for an Automated Weather Observation Station (AWOS) which will be stationed at the municipal airport.  An AWOS provides accurate and up-to-date weather information which is essential to the safe and economic operation of any airport, large or small.  The grant for federal funds will cover $100,000 of the total cost of $125,000 for the new weather station.  The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) will administer the grant, however the City of Cleveland will still provide the remaining $25,000 in local matching funds.  A proposition for the expenditure will appear on the May 10 ballot. 

For more information about AWOS please visit the following link; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AWOS