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City Council Declares State of Emergency After Hurricane Burrow

July 15, 2024 | La Marque, Galveston County, Texas



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City Council Declares State of Emergency After Hurricane Burrow
The Lamarck City Council convened on July 15, 2024, for a special meeting primarily focused on extending the emergency disaster declaration following the impact of Hurricane Burrow. The meeting, held at the council chambers and accessible via video conference, began with a formal agenda that included the consideration of an ordinance declaring a state of disaster in the city.

During the session, council members unanimously approved the ordinance, which confirms and ratifies emergency proclamations and regulations issued by the mayor in response to the hurricane's damage, injuries, and loss of life and property. This decision marks a critical step in the city's ongoing recovery efforts.

Following the approval, the council proceeded with a roll call and the invocation, ensuring all members were present and engaged in the proceedings. The meeting was broadcasted to the public, emphasizing transparency and community involvement in local governance.

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