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Sealy City Council Discusses Cost of Living Increase Amid Budget Concerns [VIDEO]

Sealy City Council Discusses Cost of Living Increase Amid Budget Concerns [VIDEO]

On June 4, 2024, the Sealy City Council convened to discuss implementing a 3% cost of living increase (COLA) for city employees, amidst concerns over financial sustainability and the urgent need to address a shortage of police officers. After approving funding for the COLA using surplus departmental funds for the current fiscal year, the council scheduled a special session to explore budget amendments and strategies to retain critical personnel, including measures to improve police officer retention. Additionally, plans were made to engage an HR consultant to develop comprehensive compensation packages, ensuring the city’s long-term ability to attract and retain essential staff.

Austin County ESD No. 2 Junior Firefighters Kick Off ‘Project Cool’ To Help Seniors With No Working A/C

Austin County ESD No. 2 Junior Firefighters Kick Off ‘Project Cool’ To Help Seniors With No Working A/C

The scorching Texas summer is no match for the Austin County ESD No. 2 Junior Firefighters Program as they launch ‘Project Cool,’ an initiative to collect fans for those in need. Community members can contribute by donating 20-inch box fans in new or like-new condition at Sealy Fire Station 1 until May 31, 2024. Join in the effort to ensure a safer and more comfortable summer for everyone in the community.

Virgil & Josephine Gordon Memorial Library Launches Exciting 2024 Summer Program

Virgil & Josephine Gordon Memorial Library Launches Exciting 2024 Summer Program

Dive into summer with the Virgil & Josephine Gordon Memorial Library’s Summer 2024 Program in Sealy, Texas! This season, the library is bustling with activities ranging from Toddler Storytime to Magic Shows and educational workshops, all designed to entertain and enlighten community members of all ages. Join us for a summer of learning, fun, and community engagement, all at no cost!

Multiple Fire Departments Respond to Intense Structure Fire in Sealy, Texas

Multiple Fire Departments Respond to Intense Structure Fire in Sealy, Texas

Multiple fire departments converged in Sealy, Texas, joining forces to battle a fierce structure fire at 220 Howard. The fire, classified as a “working structure fire,” demanded a concerted effort from the Bellville Volunteer Fire Department, Cat Spring Volunteer Fire Department, and San Felipe/Frydek Fire Department. Despite the challenging circumstances, no injuries were reported, thanks to the coordinated response of the emergency services teams.

Sealy Police Department Welcomes Officer Sean Aguilar to the Force

Sealy Police Department Welcomes Officer Sean Aguilar to the Force

The Sealy Police Department proudly welcomes Officer Sean Aguilar, who was sworn in today after graduating from the Houston Community College Police Academy. Officer Aguilar begins his six-month field training program, surrounded by family, fellow officers, and city staff. Congratulations and best wishes to Officer Aguilar as he embarks on his career in serving and protecting the community of Sealy.

Early Voting Begins Tuesday, February 20, 2024: Find Your Voting Place in Austin County, Texas

Early Voting Begins Tuesday, February 20, 2024: Find Your Voting Place in Austin County, Texas

Early voting begins Tuesday, February 20, 2024 in Austin County, Texas! Exercise your right to vote and make your voice heard at the Austin County Annex on Wendt Street or the W.E. Hill Community Center in Sealy. Check out the sample ballots for all four precincts to prepare for this important election.

Austin County ESD No. 2 Junior Firefighters Kick Off ‘Project Cool’ To Help Seniors With No Working A/C

Austin County Emergency Services District No. 2 Enhances Firefighters’ Skills with Specialized Training Drills

Austin County Emergency Services District No. 2 (AC ESD No. 2) recently completed specialized training drills aimed at enhancing firefighters’ abilities to navigate through challenging scenarios, including breaching through confined spaces with limited visibility. The rigorous exercises, which involved navigating through smoke-filled environments and maneuvering through ladder rungs with blacked-out masks, underscore AC ESD No. 2’s unwavering commitment to maintaining the highest standards of preparedness and professionalism among its firefighting personnel, ensuring the safety and security of the Austin County community. Dedicated to providing high-quality emergency services, AC ESD No. 2 prioritizes proactive training, state-of-the-art equipment, and unwavering dedication to duty in safeguarding lives and property.

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