Commodities for seniors 60 years and older are available at the Natalia Food Pantry the first Wednesday of every month from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm.
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Category: Natalia City Council Meetings
Important issues discussed at Natalia City Council meetings.
Natalia utility rates set to go up next fiscal year
The Natalia City Council voted unanimously to implement a five-year restructuring of utility rates in order to help pay for upkeep and capital improvements to the water and sewer systems at the regular meeting held last Monday, March 20.
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Natalia City Council monthly reports
The following February monthly reports were provided to the Natalia City Council at the Regular meeting held Monday, March 20.
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Bluebonnet Festival this weekend
Natalia’s Bluebonnet Festival is just around the corner now and final preparations are being made for the annual celebration on Saturday, March 25th on the grounds of the old Palm Courts.
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Natalia City Council restructures utility rates, receives good audit
The Natalia City Council passed an ordinance raising utility rates, discussed needed capital improvements, and received a positive audit in the Regular meeting held Monday, March 20.
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Natalia announces 2017 Bluebonnet Court
The 2017 Natalia Bluebonnet Court will be Queen Natalie Rodriguez, Princess Juliana Sanchez and King Christian Contreras. Continue reading “Natalia announces 2017 Bluebonnet Court”
Natalia City Council denies variance, eyes Bluebonnet Festival
In their regular meeting on Monday, February 27th, the Natalia City Council declined to grant a variance on a property in Mustang Estates and received a report on the upcoming Bluebonnet Festival from Librarian Amy Edge.
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