I sat down with Public Works Director Keith Tilley and City Administrator/Chief of Police Chris Henson to discuss the record-breaking winter weather Groesbeck recently endured. We talked about city water usage, the hard work by Public Works, police and city employees, and how to be prepared next time a big freeze comes around.
At the urging of Limestone County officials, state Sen. Charles Schwertner and state Rep. Kyle Kacal sent a letter last week to the Texas COVID-19 Expert Vaccine Allocation Panel, seeking help to get more vaccinations into the arms of Limestone County residents.
The following cases were collected from the Limestone County Courthouse offices of the District and County Clerk for February 2021. Filed cases are collected around the first of each month. All questions must be handled via the appropriate County office only.
Americans across the country are still grappling with the effects of the recent winter storms Uri and Viola. Homes have been destroyed, and food and clean water remain limited.
Limestone County Emergency Services District #2, representing the west and north sides of Lake Limestone will be holding two Town Hall meetings in the main fire station at 6614 FM 937 on March 6th and April 10th at 2.00 pm. These meetings will be held in the 3-bay large area and covid-19 guidelines will be followed. For those unable to attend the Town Hall meetings, these will be broadcast live on Facebook. (facebook.com/wllvfd).
P.O. Box 440
Groesbeck, TX 76642
Phone: 254-729-5103
Fax: 254-729-0362