Monday night’s City of Katy council meeting began with Mayor Dusty Thiele’s moving tribute to 9/11 and a moment of silence, following his thanks to all first responders. “We will never forget,” said the mayor.
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Monday night’s City of Katy council meeting began with Mayor Dusty Thiele’s moving tribute to 9/11 and a moment of silence, following his thanks to all first responders. “We will never forget,” said the mayor.
The mayor also declared September 17-23rd as Constitution Week and presented that proclamation to the Star of Destiny Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Thiele urged students to read and study the Constitution.
Council members unanimously authorized the purchase of new fleet vehicles and equipment, funded through a surplus of funds in the FY2023 budget. Councilmember Dan Smith noted that some of the current city vehicles were as old as 2004 and 2011. Planned purchases include:
Additionally, a public hearing was set for Tax Rate Reduction, to be held on Monday, September 25 at 630 p.m. at City Hall, 901 Avenue C.
In other action, council:
Council member reports:
The next regular meeting of city council will be October 9th at 6:30 at city hall.
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