Budget survey now availableThe City of Mesquite annually adopts an operating budget to meet the ongoing needs of its citizens. Provide input on the City’s budget by taking the Budget Priorities Citizen Survey through July 7. City leadership will use the survey as they make budget decisions for the next fiscal year. The survey is available here and takes about 15 minutes to complete. Watch a video that explains that budget process by clicking here. The City will also host a Town Hall Tuesday on July 15 to discuss the current budget and plans for next year's budget. The gathering will be from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at City Hall, 757 N. Galloway Ave. in Training Rooms A&B.
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Give wisely to the unshelteredVolunteer at a local charity or donate to agencies providing resources to the homeless. The City offers staff and resources to connect unsheltered individuals with assistance, including transportation to shelters, support agencies and willing family or friends. Donating directly to the unsheltered may contribute to the cycle of homelessness. Learn ways to help at www.cityofmesquite.com/Homeless.
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Newcomers Guide now availableThe City of Mesquite is proud to present a resource for new residents, the Newcomers Guide. The 48-page guide gives readers insights into the City's history, events and culture, government structure, volunteer opportunities and residential services. The digital flipbook of the Guide can be found online at www.cityofmesquite.com/Newcomers. Find where to pick up physical copies of the Newcomers Guide here.
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Still time to join Mayor's Reading ChallengeIt's not too late for kids 12 and under to join the Mesquite Mayor 1,000-Page Reading Challenge, which runs through July 26. Children who read 1,000 pages or more will be invited to a party with the Mayor on July 26. To participate, register online at mesquitelibrary.readsquared.com or in person at the Main Library or North Branch Library. Visit www.cityofmesquite.com/Library for details.
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Updated myMesquite app out nowThe new and improved myMesquite app is out now for Android and iOS devices. The new app offers a streamlined system for reporting concerns in your community, tracking the progress of reports and getting in touch with City departments directly. Residents can also still report issues at www.cityofmesquite.com/mymesquite or call the myMesquite Call Center at 972-288-7711. For more information about the app enhancements, click here.
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Mesquite maintains "superior" water ratingEvery year, the City of Mesquite makes its Annual Water Quality Report available to water customers as required by the Environmental Protection Agency and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). The City strives to provide high-quality drinking water that is safe and reliable to our customers and maintains a “superior” water system rating with the TCEQ. See the report at www.cityofmesquite.com/WaterQualityReport. For more information or to request a printed copy in English or Spanish, contact the Water Utilities Division at 972-216-6278.
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Date night at Movies in the ParkCouples are invited to a special outdoor screening of the movie “Date Night” at 7 p.m. on June 28 outside the Florence Recreation Center at 2501 Whitson Way. This event is made for couples to enjoy quality time together. Free childcare will be available inside the recreation center for ages 5 and up. OvenHead Pizza will provide complimentary food while supplies last. For details, visit www.cityofmesquite.com/MoviesinthePark.
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