AHUGETHANKYOU!
4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION RECAP
Thank You to all our neighbors who participated in our 4th of July Pie Contest and thank you to our Pie Judges: Gloria Summey, Kevin Priest, Sebastian Priest, Katy Frazier, Todd Talbott, and Johnny Sommer
BestPresentation:BrianneBrown ItalianRicottawithPineappleTopping
Thank You to our vendors: Gelu, Space Craft BBQ, JB’s Popcorn Shop
Thank You to all our community partners and sponsors for their support and contributions: Java Owl Coffee House, Parlor Doughnuts, Jenny’s Bakery, Chick-FilA, Power Fit Eats, Nassau Bay Starbucks, Case Bakes, Summer Moon, Erma’s Nutrition Center
SPECIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE
Thank you to our Parade Judges, Katie Frazier and Alex Pennington, representing Parlor Doughnuts We would also love to thank all Veterans, City of Nassau Bay, CANBE, Methodist, The Boys Scouts, as well as our Nassau Bay Neighbors who came out to participate and support our 4th of July Parade.
We have such a unique City and this event is truly special. Best“YourFavorite”:KateKlein BlueberrywithBeautifulBowCrust BestApplePie:KathyWolfe SaltedCaramelWalnutApplePie
The Special Events Committee has two more events this year Our Halloween Event and our Holiday in the Park.
If anyone is interested in being part of the committee, please email Michelle Micheli at mmicheli@peoplepc.com or call at 832-496-0349
A special thank you to Paul Lopez and our amazing Public Works Staff We could not have done it without you!
Thank you from the family and friends of Robert “Bob” J Floyd for the animal donation. 100% of the donation ensures our animals received the best medical, food, and care possible PUBLIC WORKS
We would like to thank the citizens of Nassau Bay for all the snacks that were donated for the Public Works crew after Beryl
NassauBayRocks
From Left to Right:LaraForde,MaryNevTalbott,Mayor PhilJohnson,NassauBayCityCouncilWoman-Lucie JohannesSommer,MichelleBarecky,MichelleMicheli
SEEKING MEMBERS FOR THE MARITIME SAFETY COMMITTEE
The City Council of Nassau Bay is forming a new Maritime Safety Committee and invites five residents to join This committee will advise on marine and waterway safety issues, as well as related regulations and standards
Committee Details
Members: Five Nassau Bay residents
Term Length: Each member will serve a two-year term
Ex-Officio Members: Chief of Police and Fire Chief (or their designees)
If you’re interested in improving safety on our waterways and serving your community, we encourage you to apply before September 6, 2024
To apply, visit the City's Boards and Commissions page website at https://www nassaubay com/76/Boards-Commissions Get involved and help shape the future of Nassau Bay’s maritime safety!
HELP SHAPE THE FUTURE: JOIN THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORP
The City of Nassau Bay is looking for dedicated individuals to fill a vacancy on the Economic Development Corporation (EDC) This is a great opportunity to contribute to our community’s growth and economic prosperity
Position Details:
Role: Member of the Economic Development Corporation
Responsibilities: Guide and support local economic initiatives, development projects, and strategic planning
Term: Each member will serve a two-year term
If you have a passion for economic development and a vision for enhancing Nassau Bay’s business environment, we encourage you to apply before September 30, 2024 To express your interest or for more information, please visit the Boards and Commissions website at https://www.nassaubay.com/76/Boards-Commissions. Make a difference and be a part of Nassau Bay’s economic future!
NATIONAL NIGHT OUT: BECOME A BLOCK CAPTAIN
Save the date! National Night Out is Tuesday, October 1, 2024 National Night Out is designed to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness, generate support for and participation in local anti-crime programs, and strengthen neighborhood spirit and police-community partnerships It is intended to send a message to criminals letting them know that neighborhoods are invested in the unity and quality of their communities We want to bring the block parties and cookouts to the City so there is a better opportunity for residents to meet those who live next to them If you are interested in being a Block Captain please visit the City’s website and register online at https://www nassaubay com/491/National-Night-Out by September 24, 2024 Nassau Bay Police Officers, Volunteer Fire Department, and City Staff will make their rounds to visit each registered event location For any questions, please call us at 281 333 4211 ext 2212
NASSAUBAYGARDENCLUB
Nassau Bay Garden Club starts its new year with its first meeting Tuesday, September 10, 2024. Mayor Phil Johnson and Interim City Manager, Paul Lopez, will give an update on the city and what to look forward to in the future. The meeting begins at 9:30 am with refreshments and some time to socialize followed by the program at 10:00 am and the Club’s business meeting
The meeting will be held at Nassau Bay’s City Hall and is open to members and guests The Nassau Bay Garden Club meets on the second Tuesday of the month from September through May. Doors open at 9:30 am with the programs beginning at 10:00 am at the Nassau Bay City Council Room in City Hall, 1800 Space Park Drive Members and the public are always welcome to attend
EMPLOYEESPOTLIGHT
Nassau Bay Police Department Office Manager/Administrative Assistant Tiffany Hatton celebrated her 20-year work anniversary on June 5.
Tiffany began her time in Nassau Bay as a dispatcher and is now responsible for records management, dispatch liaison, Chief’s Administrative Assistant, and the Terminal Agency Coordinator (TAC) for CJIS Compliance with DPS and FBI records services, as well as numerous other jobs
Tiffany’s experience and knowledge of the department operations, the citizens and the community make her a highly valuable and vital part of the department Chief Cromie often jokes that he may have the title of Chief, but Tiffany is the one who keeps the department moving forward
Thank you, Tiffany, for doing what you do for the Nassau Bay community, the citizens, and the police department. Congratulations on your 20 years of service to our community.
The Nassau Bay Women’s Tennis Association began in 1974. This is our 50™ year of playing. Jenna Moose was the original president. Terry Kuchera moved to Nassau Bay in 1963 and was one of the founding members. She still lives here with her daughter.
Betty Brown who started in 1994 has just recently quit playing with the group Marion Herndon started playing with the group in 1988 and is currently serving as chair of the board.
NBWTA celebrated the 30th anniversary at West Mansion, the 40 at Windemere Mansion The association has changed with the times. The computer changed the way we score and communicate. We are delighted to be able to play in Nassau and in appreciation for use of the courts, NBWTA has donated money over the years for some small improvements and in support of the stray dog facility next door to the courts We welcome players at any time to come join us contact Geri at +1 (281) 381)-0508.
The Nassau Bay Nauticats finished off their 60th season as the Clear Creek Swim League Division II Champions. The team celebrated the anniversary of the team with an awards banquet and events at the pool on Sunday, August 11
The swimmers from the Championship meet capped off the successful season by leading the please at the City Council meeting on Monday, August 12. Congratulations to the Nauticats for 60 years in our community and for such a great season!!
ST.PAULCATHOLICCHURCH EARLYCHILDHOODPROGRAM
Registration for St Paul Catholic Church’s Early Childhood Program fall session is open and a few spots remain in our 1year old, 2-year old, and Pre-k 3 classes. We accept children 1 year old (must be walking) through Pre-K 4 and although our Pre-K 4 class is full, we currently have a waitlist available. Our teacher-to-student ratio is one of the best in the area. We offer many exciting learning opportunities, including an introduction to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math in our STEM Center. Additional programs include Wiggle World, Library, and Chapel. Tours are scheduled by appointment and additional information is available on the website at www stpaulcatholic org under the MDO/PreK tab or contact Sheri @ 281-333-0176 or szombory@stpaulcatholic org
DEBRISREMOVALUPDATE
Hurricane Beryl brought winds that caused a lot of vegetation damage throughout our city As soon as the storm passed, city staff was in communication with our contractual debris removal and monitoring companies, making plans to begin clean-up as soon as possible We appreciate the community teamwork that took place immediately following the storm, with neighbors helping neighbors remove debris from their yards The debris removal is almost complete, and our beautiful Nassau Bay will be back to normal!
The City Council adopted an Ordinance creating a Maritime Safety Committee to advise the City Council as to marine and waterway safety, related topics, and regulations. Said Committee shall consist of five (5) Nassau Bay residents who shall serve (4) (2) year terms. The Chief of Police and the Fire Chief, (or their designees) shall also serve as ex-officio members.
The City Council adopted an ordinance Amending Ordinance No.94-437 and Municipal Code Chapter 22 – Waterways, Article II. Water Safety Regulations, Section 22-23. Definitions; Section 22-27, Boating Regulations (C) and (L) of the Municipal Code concerning waterways and water safety regulations.
The City Council adopted an ordinance Amending Municipal Code Chapter 8.5 Flood Damage Prevention Section 8.5-21 Appointing the City Manager or his designee as Floodplain Administrator.
The City Council approved the Annual Work Plan and EDC Proposed Budget, for Fiscal Year 2025.
The City Council accepted the Tax Year 2024 Truth in Taxation for the anticipated collection rate, debt taxes collected in excess for preceding year, and total amount of refunds for preceding year.
CITYOFNASSAUBAYANIMAL SHELTER:MEETWILEY!
Wiley is a 6-month-old German Shepherd mix who is current on vaccinations and is heartworm negative Wiley loves playing with all the other dogs in the Animal Shelter, loves to play in the water, and will stick his entire head under the water Walks great on a leash and is just a sweet dog after everything he has been through before ending up with us For more information on Wiley or any of the other animals in the Animal Shelter please contact Troy at 832-574-0877
PADDLE LAKE NASSAU
September 21 (practice event): hot dogs and desserts, and again on October 26, which is a fundraiser for Camp Hope and PTSD Foundation of America. Please contact Jim Stoa: 713-8052022. Please text him first so he knows you are calling.
FRI Oct 18 & SAT Oct 19
10:00-4:00 both days
Join us for homemade gifts and food, A bake sale, a quilt raffle, and lunch! All under one roof!
GLORIA DEI CRAFT SHOW