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Some exciting news came from Dayton City Manager Theo Melancon’s report at the most recent Dayton City Council meeting, which should significantly affect everyone who travels over the railroad tracks at the intersection HWY 90 and Waco Street. That’s right; the infamous Dayton Train may be a nuisance of the past very soon.
Read moreThe Dayton City Council and Dayton Community Development Corporation have both been busy hiring investigators to handle issues related to those two government agencies.
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The continued effort by the City of Dayton Lakes to get back on track and rebuild their troubled water system tem made some progress last week, at least from an informational perspective. Mayor Daniel Norris, Liberty County Elections Coordinator Klint Bush, and Will Carter, from Congressman Brian Babin’s office, met with officials from the Texas Water Development Board to discuss various options for that small Liberty County community.
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On the heels of a long Memorial Day Weekend, the Liberty County Courthouse was back to business as usual until a call came into the office of County Judge Jay Knight around 9:45 am, claiming that there was a bomb in the courthouse scheduled to go off at approximately 10 am.
Read moreAfter a lengthy executive session, the Dayton City Council met last Wednesday, May 26, and voted to remove all city council members and family members of anyone on the council from the Dayton Community Development Corporation to remove any conflict of interest between the two entities.
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Liberty County Commissioners met Tuesday to discuss a number of important agenda items, but none more important than the amount of pay local elected county officials will be receiving in the near future. Now for all of you getting ready to get bent out of shape about the raises they gave themselves, because there will not be increases in pay to the salaries of the commissioners or county judge, at least not this go around.
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