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Public Works says its Flock Safety cameras watch frequently flooded roads, known dump sites and concrete spills along the Outer Loop. The contract expires Nov. 9, and commissioners take up an extension Nov. 2.
The free Cardinal Court Crew puts first through fifth graders on game-day duty for the boys and girls teams. Also ahead: a free middle school band concert Oct. 26 and Red Ribbon Week dress-up days.
The latest change is a small net credit thanks to an Oncor rebate, a notice for Monday's Commissioners Court shows. A second notice puts change orders on the county's medical examiner and garage project at $3.45 million.
Republican and Democratic nominees face off for chief justice and three other Texas Supreme Court seats, and two Court of Criminal Appeals races have no incumbent on the ballot. Melissa City Hall is an early voting site.
Staff say rising police and court activity requires more court sessions. The same consent list would hire MuniCap to administer the city's tax increment zone and help create future ones.
A request to apply for the Justice Department's ANGEL grant is on the Collin County Commissioners Court consent agenda Monday, Oct. 12. The sheriff's office says it would buy vehicles and equipment; no local match is required.
The Melissa Education Foundation's Fall Cornhole Tournament runs Saturday, Oct. 24, at the Z-Plex Tennis Courts, with $50 team entries and proceeds going to Melissa ISD students and teachers.
