The City of League City invites residents to learn more about their municipal government and share their opinions at upcoming monthly meetings held in their neighborhoods.
City Manager Mark Rohr will be implementing the City Hall in the Park program starting next week. The informal monthly meetings, held the third Thursday of every month this summer, from 6-8 p.m., will feature informative updates by the City Manager and others. It will also feature a question and answer session that allows residents to share ideas about the City and the communities they call home. The meetings are casual and are to be held in neighborhood parks, community clubhouses and other locations throughout League City. “We hope to engage the community, create productive dialogues, solve community issues and build partnerships through this new program,” said City Manager Mark Rohr.
The first City Hall in the Park will be held Thursday, May 15 at Countryside Park, 100 Alderwood. Refreshments will be provided. There will also be opportunities for other neighborhoods to get involved.
Do we really need to know what this loser is doing to his new city.
ReplyDeleteAmazing how it basically turns into the same scenario, time after time, different players, new cities and towns. Mark is very smart, but very cunning, cut throat. He always will have a local reporter who spills secrets within the press, a dept head he tries to axe, personnel issues he corrects, or ptts employee against one another. Its like he tries to recreate something over and over, city to city, a true wolf in sheeps clothing. I would know, I was prey at one time in one of his many re-creations. He's perfect for politics, would love to see him in Congress or Senate see what he could do in that arena!
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