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PREVIEW: Jersey Village City Council to appoint new council member, discuss fiscal year 2026-27 budget

Jersey Village City Council members will select one of five applicants to fill the Place 3 City Council vacancy at the July 21 regular meeting.

Two-minute impact: City Council accepted Michelle Martin’s resignation from Place 3 during the June 15 regular meeting, as previously reported by Community Impact. The appointee will hold the seat until the next city general election on May 1, 2027, per meeting documents.

With a new fiscal year approaching, public hearings will be held during the regular meeting for the following FY 2026-27 budgets:

  • Crime Control Prevention District, or CCPD
  • Fire Control, Prevention, and Emergency Medical Services District, or FCPEMSD
  • Municipal

After the public hearings, council members will discuss and consider adopting the CCPD and FCPEMSD FY 2026-27 budgets, and postponing the municipal budget’s final vote to Aug. 18.

What’s next: Following the budget workshop on July 17, Jersey Village City Council will meet July 21 at 7 p.m. in the Civic Center Auditorium at 16327 Lakeview Drive, Jersey Village for a regular meeting.

 
Coming Soon
Laser hair removal provider daniéle laser + aesthetics coming soon to Cypress

Friendswood's daniéle laser + aesthetics is opening their second location on Aug. 24 in Cypress off House Hahl Road, staff confirmed.


The details: Offering laser hair removal services for men and women, staff said daniéle laser + aesthetics uses Candela GentleMax Pro technology which treats all skin tones. For their grand opening, staff said they will be offering 50% off laser hair removal packages.

  • Opening Aug. 24

  • 20049 House Hahl Road, Ste. 403, Cypress

 
What You May Have Missed
Houston Airport System touts World Cup performance, Magnolia names new city administrator: 7 trending stories across the North Houston area

Need to catch up on Community Impact’s coverage from this week? Check out these trending stories across the northern portion of the Greater Houston area from July 13-17.

1. Charolais by Chef Austin Simmons opens in The Woodlands featuring customized steak boards

2. Construction to begin in late July on Valley Ranch's H-E-B-anchored Commerce District

3. Houston Airport System welcomes more than 4M passengers during FIFA World Cup

4. Five Spring-Klein area restaurants to participate in Houston Restaurant Weeks

5. Magnolia names Bob Harvey as new city administrator

6. Compassion United opens 2 transitional homes, expanding housing capacity

7. Cy-Fair Fire Department Fire Chief to perform self-evaluation

 
Statewide News
Gov. Abbott names senior adviser Robert Howden as Texas secretary of state; Jane Nelson steps down

Gov. Greg Abbott named Robert S. Howden, one of his senior advisers and his office's legislative director, as Texas' 116th secretary of state effective July 18. Howden will succeed Secretary of State Jane Nelson, who resigned effective July 17 more than three years after she took office.

As the state's chief elections officer, Howden will be responsible for overseeing the application of Texas election laws and assisting local election officials. The secretary of state's office also manages business records, government rules and regulations, and other official duties.

Following Abbott's appointment, Howden must be confirmed for the position by at least two-thirds of the Texas Senate. The state Legislature's next regular session will begin in January.

 

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