Montgomery Texas Public Works

09/01/2026

Montgomery Community Building: A Landmark at the Heart of History 🏛️
Located in the heart of Old Montgomery, the Community Building stands proudly on the original townsite.

This historic spot is also home to the official Town of Montgomery site marker, which commemorates the town’s founding in 1837 by W.W. Shepperd.

Montgomery once served as the county seat of Montgomery County until 1889, playing a vital role in shaping the early development of the region.

Visit this meaningful site to connect with the roots of and experience a piece of Texas history.

Additional information is available at https://www.visitmontgomerytexas.com/communitycenter.html and https://www.montgomerytexas.gov/parksrec including reservation information.

09/01/2026

One of Montgomery’s shining jewels is its collection of four distinct parks.
Each park offers something unique, catering to a variety of interests and activities. Whether you're seeking a place to play, unwind, or learn more about Montgomery’s rich history, the City’s parks provide the perfect setting. Take time to explore all four and discover the charm and character that make each one special.

Additional information is available on the city's website at https://www.montgomerytexas.gov/parksrec and https://www.visitmontgomerytexas.com/parks

09/01/2026

Happy Birthday to one of our Crew Leaders, Brice Crocker. Hope you have a good day.

09/01/2026

08/31/2026

Call 811 before you dig!

If you’re a homeowner, city resident, or contractor working on any project call Texas 811 before digging to have underground utility lines located.

Texas 811 is for everyone, whether you live inside or outside city limits. When you call, all utility entities in the area will be notified to locate their lines—helping prevent damage, delays, and safety hazards.

Make it easy: call 811 before you start.

08/30/2026

Cedar Brake Park: A Historic Gem in the Heart of Montgomery

Early in 1995, the Montgomery City Council embraced the vision of creating a public park on a five-acre tract of land located on the north side of Highway 105, directly across from the Montgomery Post Office.

Now known as Cedar Brake Park, this cherished green space is nestled among century-old red cedar trees in the heart of Historic Montgomery. Since the city's founding in 1837, generations of children have played in this very area, making it a timeless place of joy, community, and connection to the past.

For additional information, please check out https://www.montgomerytexas.gov/parksites.

08/29/2026

🚧 DID YOU KNOW?
Anyone can report a pothole within the City of Montgomery city limits!

To make a report, please visit our website:
🔗 montgomerytexas.gov/publicworks

Be sure to include the closest address and cross street, or provide GPS coordinates if available. Once submitted, a work order will be created and a crew will be dispatched to assess the issue within 1 business day.

Let’s keep Montgomery’s roads safe and smooth. Thank you for helping!

08/28/2026

🌳 Cedar Brake Park Got a Little TLC! 🏖️

Calling all little sandcastle builders! 🏰✨ Cedar Brake Park is looking fresh and ready for some serious playtime!

Our team has been busy making repairs, adding a fresh coat of paint, and giving the sandbox and sand table a fresh supply of sand, just in time for your child’s next adventure.

Bring the kiddos, grab their favorite sand toys, and let their imaginations run wild! From sandcastles to mud pies (well… maybe keep the mud out of the fresh sand 😉), there’s plenty of fun waiting at Cedar Brake Park.

08/27/2026

SAVE THE DATE! Next Heavy Trash Weekend is September 12 & 13!

All Historic Montgomery, TX residents within the city limits can bring heavy trash from 8 AM to 5 PM. Your City of Montgomery utility bill showing garbage service and your Texas Driver's License to show proof of residency will be needed. First come, first served! This opportunity ends when the dumpsters are full.

PLEASE DO NOT BRING:
Tires
Electronics
Batteries
Asbestos
Harmful chemicals
Flammable liquids

Please see the City of Montgomery website for additional information at https://www.montgomerytexas.gov/search/site/heavy%20trash

777 Clepper
8 AM to 5 PM