Check out this flyer from Texas Workforce Solution regarding
Coronavirus Disaster Relief Options for Small Businesses.
Starting on March 18, 2020 until complete the City of Freeport Street Department will be removing the curb and gutter from both sides of Broad Street. Starting at the railroad tracks for two blocks to Walnut.
Please make sure that all vehicles are removed beginning at 7:00 am until 5:00 pm daily until project is complete.
The Freeport Street Department Thanks You in advance for your cooperation. If you have any questions, please call the office at: 979-233-4241
As news about the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continues to develop, the City of Freeport is actively monitoring the situation and taking proactive precautions to limit the spread of illness. To maximize public safety and the well-being of staff and residents, the City will be limiting large, City-sponsored gatherings and closing a few City facilities.
As of 6 p.m. Friday, March 13, the City’s Recreation Center will be closed to the public and all Group exercise classes will be suspended through March 30. However, all City public parks including the Golf Course will remain open.
In addition to facility closures, normally called public meetings and events hosted or sponsored by the City will be postponed until further notice. Over the coming days and weeks, the City will continue to assess the situation daily and will update residents regarding future closures and impacts to the community through the City’s website and social media pages.
The City is directing City employees to cancel and/or reschedule all non-essential training/travel for the months of March and April. The City Manager’s Office will continue to evaluate and, if necessary, modify department activity. Staff with the City’s Human Resources Department have been emphasizing good hygiene practices throughout all City facilities and stressing the importance of employees staying home when sick.
The City is evaluating all aspects of City operations to ensure the continuity of City services. This includes identification of critical staff members required to maintain adequate service.
If you do feel sick and believe you may have been exposed to COVID-19, call your health care provider or a hospital immediately. Describe your symptoms and travel history, follow their recommendation.
New water customers can get their water service turned on by visiting this website
Click
here to find out what you need to know about the coronavirus.
Please find our Ethics Ordinance by clicking
here.
Please click on the
link to view the upcoming detour plans.
Please find the
master fee schedule approved by City Council.
Now you can contact City Hall departments directly by calling:
Water Department: 979-871-0190
Municipal Court: 979-871-0191
Human Resources: 979-871-0192
Permit Department: 979-871-0193
Please click this link to view the
approved 2019-2020 budget.
Water and court payments can be made
online . Water payments can also be made by calling the automated system at 979-705-7366.
Have you checked out what LJA Engineering has envisioned for the Old Brazos River? Check it out!
Freeport Harbor Vision Plan
Check out the
master plan developed by Kendig Keast!
The Federal Government is now mandating that smaller cities, like Freeport, must comply with stormwater regulations. If you are a property owner, contractor or developer, this may affect you in your construction or normal business practices!
Click here to find out more!
Visit Centerpoint's
"Report Street Light Outages" page to report street lights needing repair. Here's a tip: Zoom in to Freeport to the neighborhood you are looking for to find the pole number. Follow the directions on the right hand side of the screen. You can always call us during working hours for assistance!
Do you have a complaint or have a question for city staff or your council person? This is the spot!
Click here to see more!