PUC rules in favor of Mesquite’s petition to review NTMWD water rates
The Public Utilities Commission of Texas (PUC) ruled in favor of Mesquite’s petition for a review of water rates charged by the North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD). This is the result of nearly four years of efforts by city staff and our City Council to address the increasing rates paid by Mesquite water customers. Read more.
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Mesquite recognizes four employees as Real. Texas. Service. Champions
On Feb. 17, Mesquite honored four City employees with Real. Texas. Service. Employee Champion awards during the City Council meeting. The program celebrates employees who provide exemplary customer service and achieve accomplishments that merit special recognition. The following employees were recognized: Employee Service Coordinator Kerry Graham, Electrical/Energy Inspector Michael Wallander, Police Sergeant J.W. Alexander and Athletics/Aquatics Recreation Supervisor Rachael Burks. Visit www.cityofmesquite.com/ServiceChampions for information on these employees.
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Annual change in water disinfectant scheduled from March 2 to March 30
The North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) will temporarily change the disinfectant in its water treatment process from March 2 through March 30. The annual, routine change is necessary to maintain the regional system and year-round water quality. Learn more.
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Third Annual Neighborhood Summit
More than 50 Mesquite residents took part in the Third Annual Neighborhood Summit on Feb. 22. City staff provided information, presentations and insights on building and sustaining strong neighborhoods in our commUNITY. View the presentations here.
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Sprouts Farmers Market Opens on March 4
Sprouts Farmers Market will open in Mesquite on Wednesday, March 4. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held before doors open at 7 a.m. To celebrate the new store, located at 1220 North Town East Boulevard, the first 200 shoppers will receive 20 percent off their initial total purchase. Learn more.
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2020 Mother Son Dance
Enjoy a special night at the 2020 Mother Son Dance on Saturday, March 7. Tickets are $15 per person, per session. The first session is from 4 to 6 p.m. The second session is 7 to 9 p.m. Tickets are limited and will not be sold at the event. The dance will be held at the Mesquite Convention Center, 1700 Rodeo Drive. Read more about the event.
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City requests citizen input on HUD grant
The City of Mesquite will have four public meetings to receive input from citizens on how to spend the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) grant funds during the next five years (FY2020-2024). The first meeting is scheduled for March 10 at the Mesquite Main Library, 300 W. Grubb Drive from 12 to 1 p.m. Learn more.
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Census 2020 to begin in March
I count. You count. We all count. That is the theme of Mesquite’s education effort to get participation in Census 2020 Data from Census 2020 will determine how much federal funding Mesquite will receive for programs like schools, healthcare, housing and more. The U.S Census Bureau will begin mailing invitations to complete online questionnaires in March. To learn more, visit www.cityofmesquite.com/Census2020.
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City of Mesquite honors 2019 Volunteers
On Feb. 20, the City of Mesquite honored community volunteers for their outstanding service in 2019. The dedicated group gave more than 76,000 hours of their time this past year. See a full list of honorees.
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March Mainstream available online
The March edition of Mainstream is available online. Mark your calendar for Parks and Recreation’s annual Spring Campout, learn more about an upcoming Water Conservation Workshop and read more about open job positions with the City of Mesquite.
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Read the latest Road Report
The latest edition of the Road Report is available online. The report offers updates on ongoing road construction projects throughout Mesquite including residential streets in the Real. Texas. Roads. program.
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Contact Us
Use the free myMesquite platform to submit service requests to the City of Mesquite. Send requests for street repair, crime concerns, park issues and more from your computer or mobile device. Visit www.cityofmesquite.com/myMesquite for details.
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