Category: Local News

At last nights Sealy, Texas City Council meeting, City Attorney Tim Kirwin highlighted the impacts of the 2023 Texas legislative session on cities, with over 8,000 bills filed and 230 directly affecting municipalities. Among the significant changes are new rules for third-party inspections, changes to annexation authority, a new Public Information Act request, the prohibition of TikTok on government devices, and the imposition of unfunded mandates.

The City of Sealy has issued a boil water notice for residents in Westward Pointe (Section 1), Schmidt Rd (Partial), and Gebhardt Rd (Partial) due to line replacement activities. Residents in these areas are advised to boil their water for at least two minutes before consumption until further notice to ensure the elimination of harmful bacteria and other contaminants.

Sealy residents can look forward to a new sporting sensation as Pickleball arrives, thanks to a generous donation from the Rotary Club of Austin County and the Main Foundation. With its intergenerational appeal and rapid growth, Pickleball is set to provide a fun and inclusive activity for all ages, while also boosting the local economy by keeping residents and their spending within the community.