City of Richmond, Texas
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Mayor Evalyn W. Moore
Commissioner Jesse Torres
Commissioner Barry Beard
Commissioner Carl Drozd
Commissioner Josh Lockhart
City Manager, Terri Vela
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Guests in attendance experienced a special reception at Richmond City Annex yesterday as we recognized and honored Jeff Council for his 35 years given to the healthcare community and what is now OakBend Medical Center! Mayor Moore read a proclamation which included recognizing Jeff Council as the recipient of the 2016 Founder's Award, Texas Healthcare Trustees Highest Honor! Attendees were then blessed to hear special words from Commissioner Beard, remembering fondly his time as Director of the Oak Bend board when Mr. Council was Chairman, and what he learned from Mr. Council, followed by touching words from Mr. Council on how much this tribute and honor meant to him from his hometown! Richmond is certainly a better place because of all Jeff Council has given to our community over the years....Thank You Jeff Council!
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Susan Lang, the City's Finance Director, represented us well as she spoke last week at the State Capitol in Austin, in front of the House Ways and Means Committee on Senate Bill 2! We learned the House approved the bill Friday morning, with removal of some elements in the bill Susan Lang and other speakers addressed with the Committee. Thank you Susan for your efforts.
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An incredible day was had by all who attended Motor Madness and Art Walk in historic downtown Richmond Saturday! What a blessing to introduce many who never knew this charming downtown existed! Art cars, live mural being painted during festival, 8 amazing musicians wooed attendees all day,45 Arisan vendors selling unique items and 4th Annual Motor Madness was best ever! Art committee ended with a picture in Batwing - art car of Richmond resident!
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Mayor Evalyn Moore was formally sworn in as Mayor of Richmond, this afternoon with her hand on her great grandmother's bible! Judge Ross did the honors and provided for a beautiful ceremony!
Food Truck Friday with Il Primo Pizza & Wings
Il Primo Pizza & Wings Food Truck will be parked at the Richmond Fire Department on Friday, May 12th from 11 am to 2:00 pm for Food Truck Friday. Check out their menu at website http://www.ilprimopizzatx.com/. Be sure to like our Facebook page www.facebook.com/City-of-Richmond-Texas-130729237031277/ to receive updates. Come on out to the Fire Department, join us for lunch and support Il Primo who supports our community!
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Counting down the days.....a Kids Art Project and a Community Art Project will be waiting for your interaction!
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The City's Public Works teams- Streets, Water, Wastewater, Parks department employees stay trained in all areas of their job duties with monthly training. This morning they covered safety with chemicals and material safety data sheets! It is important for these teams to know how to stay safe and keep the citizens in safe environments!
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Richmond Police Department Supports Red Nose Day! Police Departments around the country need some relief when dealing with their daily trials and tribulations. And sometimes that comic relief comes wrapped for a good cause. The Richmond Police Department Command Staff shows their support towards Walgreens' efforts with Red Nose Day. Bringing awareness to the cause of children living in poverty, right in our own communities, is something our officers are faced with daily. Red Nose Day is happening May 25th this year. With ‘noses on’ are: Asst. Police Chief Dixie Brzozowski; Lieutenant Lowell Neinest; Officer Robert Oliver; Police Chief Gary Adams (sitting); Lieutenant Jesse Martin, Lieutenant Donald Kovar; and Lieutenant Diana Butinski.
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Congratulations Mayor Evalyn Moore on your second win as Mayor of Richmond! Officially sworn in on Friday, May 12th at 4:30 p.m. at Richmond City Hall Annex. Mayor Moore's vision for the future is one that will make us proud!
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Mayor Moore declared Sunday, May 7th Lemonade Day whereas Lemonade Day is good for kids, good for business and good for Richmond. Lemonade Day is a free program dedicated to teaching children how to start, own and operate their own business through the simple and time-honored act of building and running a lemonade stand. Additionally, this innovative program is teaching valuable lessons to the future business leaders of our community. These young entrepreneurs learn real life skills through experiential learning. The children participating learn to ‘spend a little, save a little and share a little’, donating a portion of their profits to any local charity of their choice. Lemonade Day is a day of learning and celebrating Richmond’s future; whereas, every citizen has a job- either buying or helping children sell lemonade- on May 7th. The citizens of Richmond are encouraged to simply purchase a cup of lemonade from one of the youth participating in the program to demonstrate how our community cares for the future of youth. Lemonade Day is a part of Prepared 4 Life, a non-profit organization that provides fun, proactive and experiential programs infused with life skills, character education and entrepreneurship. The City salutes and commends the sponsors, organizers and participants of this innovative program. So go ahead….enjoy a glass of lemonade on May 7th
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A final image from last night's National Day of Prayer!
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A beautiful evening at Wessendorff Park was had by all during this year's National Day of Prayer! Mayor Moore and Councilwoman Amanda Bartos of Rosenberg along with Commissioner Beard and Bolton Doggett are shown here.
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