Mexia native Aaron Gail Thompson’s number-one priority on the scene of any accident was to save people, whether they were hurt, trapped – or fine, but without a place to stay. Thompson would get ahold of the people who could help, said Michael Clements, retired Emergency Medical Services training director.
2 TIMOTHY 1:3 – Timothy. I thank God for you. He is the God I serve with a clear conscience, just as my ancestors did. Night and day I constantly remember you in my prayers.
Mexia City Council hustled through a busy agenda on Tuesday, July 19. It reappointed people to boards and committees, authorized agreements and contracts and approved budget amendments. The council reappointed Laura Rothrock and Gary Lawson to two-year terms as members of the Board of Adjustments. These are routine reappointments of currently serving members, city manager Eric Garretty said.
Mexia residents commended City Council for prioritizing street repavement, during the citizens comments section of the regular board meeting July 19. However, some said they are concerned the process is too slow and infrequent.
Mexia City Council authorized City Manager Eric Garretty to periodically implement temporary water restrictions during the period July 20 through Sept. 20, as he deems necessary.
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