Baytown Eyes Growth and City Manager Hire in 2015
Baytown officials outline priorities for 2015 focusing on growth quality of life and road projects. The key change will be selecting a new city manager after Bob Leiper retires Jan 31 with Mayor DonCarlos possibly pursuing another term affecting city operations and staffing. District 4 councilman Terry Sain notes Goose Creek Country Club and development negotiations as a major unresolved issue impacting home values and district plans.
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Stephen DonCarlos
Terry Sain
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Baytown Parks Dept Sets 2015 New Year Goals
The Baytown Parks and Recreation Department outlines spring 2015 projects including a gateway monument at the Fred Hartman Bridge foot, Tabbs Bay pilings cleanup, Goose Creek Trail work, and a seven mile connected trail plan. A joint effort with Goose Creek CISD will create a special needs playground at Bowie School Park.
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City addresses ongoing sewage issues in Baytown area
Alan Hudgins reported a Cedar Avenue and Elton Street sewer overflow measured at 300 gallons per minute using a TCEQ flow chart. Baytown crews cleaned and disinfected the site per agreement after the report, with officials noting overflows lessen once rain stops and ongoing infrastructure work by Angel Brothers, Inc. supports reductions.
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Classifieds and Community News Briefs
Short reads from the classifieds integrate community notices, obituaries, weather notes, stock snippets, and a crossword teaser. This compact card previews content sections including SDORG and Aisin listings, with brief updates and future item nudges.
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University officer who shot Cameron Redus resigns
The University of Incarnate Word police officer responsible for Cameron Redus death has resigned, with Cpl. Christopher Carter submitting his resignation on December 16. Cameron Redus was shot five times during an early morning traffic stop on December 6, 2013, in the Alamo Heights area. Parents Mickey and Valerie Redus were not informed of the resignation.
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Valerie Redus
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Carter
University
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