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Flower Mound · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Flower Mound public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The town is hosting a banquet to thank the volunteers who serve on various boards and commissions. It's an open meeting, so the public can watch, but don't expect any policy decisions.
The town is investing over $1.4 million to repair and renovate Fire Station No. 5, addressing critical issues like roof damage and bay space concerns to ensure the fire department can continue to serve the community effectively.
Flower Mound's latest crime report is out, and it shows some concerning trends in DWIs, burglaries, and drug offenses. It's a good reminder to stay vigilant about what's happening in your community.
The police department acquired a specialized tool for accident investigations, enhancing their capabilities.
Flower Mound's latest crime report is out, and it's a mixed bag. While there were some serious drug busts and high-value thefts, police also made DWI arrests. Stay alert and make safe choices!
Flower Mound is testing its emergency alert system on April 2nd. This is to ensure you get important safety messages quickly, especially after last year's floods. Don't be alarmed by multiple alerts – it's just a test to make sure everything works!
The Town Council reviewed the current EMS billing procedures and discussed potential revenue enhancements. This informational session is a precursor to future discussions on funding for emergency medical services.
The council took time to honor the life and service of Police Lieutenant Suzanne Reed, who recently passed away. This included a moment of silence and a directive to fly the town flag at half-staff.