What's Happening in The Woodlands

The latest edition of The Woodlands in 60 showcases some exciting fall festivities in the Township, including Tandem Trick or Treat, Trick or Treat Trail featuring Monster Mash and Pumpkin Smash. These events offer families a fantastic chance to enjoy Halloween together in a fun, safe atmosphere. Watch the video now to find out more!

Read the Meeting Recap

The Woodlands Township Board of Directors held a regular meeting on Monday, October 21, 2024, at 6 p.m. at 2801 Technology Forest Blvd. To receive a post-meeting recap after every Board meeting, subscribe to the Boardroom Briefing!

Southeast Texas Drought Conditions

Southeast Texas is currently experiencing drought conditions, leading to heightened concerns over fire hazards. The prolonged lack of rainfall has resulted in dry vegetation and lower water levels, increasing the risk of wildfires across the region. To mitigate this threat, both Montgomery and Harris counties have implemented burn bans to prevent outdoor fires that could quickly get out of control under these dry conditions.

Residents are urged to stay informed of the restrictions in their specific counties and to exercise caution with any outdoor activities that could spark a fire. By observing these burn bans and taking precautions, communities can help reduce the potential for dangerous wildfires during this period of drought.

Early Voting Happening Now

Early voting offers a flexible way to cast your ballot. Skip the long lines on Election Day and choose a time that fits your schedule. It's a simple yet powerful way to ensure your vote counts and to help shape the future of your community. Don’t miss out—every vote makes a difference!

This November 2024, four at-large positions on The Woodlands Township Board of Directors (positions 1, 2, 3, and 4) are up for election. If you're a resident and registered voter in The Woodlands Township, you're eligible to vote. For more details on the election and candidates, please visit thewoodlandstownship-tx.gov/novemberelection.

UPCOMING EVENTS 

Being a good neighbor while trick-or-treating helps create a fun and safe experience for everyone. Here are a few tips to follow:

Respect Property: Stay on walkways and avoid cutting through lawns or gardens. 

Mind Your Noise: Keep noise levels down, especially if you're in a large group. 

Be Courteous at the Door: Wait patiently for your turn, and don't crowd the door or ring the bell multiple times.

Don't Litter: Be sure not to leave candy wrappers or other trash in the neighborhood.

These small gestures go a long way toward creating a friendly and respectful trick-or-treating environment.

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