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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2004
Page
1
The Baytown Sun announces a new Church Directory listing activities and programs in the greater Baytown area. It will reach 35,000 households on July 28 alongside the Back to School edition, with Church Estine's delivery planned on Page 7B to help families new to the area find a church home.
James Michael Broomas, 50, released on $10,000 bail after court appearance. Harris County Judge Carol Davies barred contact with anyone under 18 and ordered him kept 200 yards from Montrose Boulevard and Westheimer Road. Police say he targeted homeless youths in Montrose with money and drugs. He admitted the alias Spanky.
Baytown residents at a Gulf Coast Community Services Association forum highlighted lack of transportation and affordable housing as top concerns in Harris County. The annual meeting gathers input for program updates while surveys through Aug. 1 shape future efforts and referrals for residents outside city limits.
Baytown Health Director Mike Lester outlined a federal Clean Water Act obligation for storm water management and a new rate structure study by Maximus Inc. The council workshop discussed funding gaps, five year deadlines, and required plan elements including public education, public participation, pollution controls and construction site runoff management.
Harris County Health confirms an infected mosquito in a Baytown trap near Tumbleweed and Cactus in Chaparral Village. City officials, led by Mike Lester, say target spraying in the area and storm drains will continue along with nightly routine spraying to curb West Nile transmission. Gary Jackson notes CDC guidance while urging preventive steps for residents.
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