League City honors K9 Reggie with Texas flag presentation by Senator Middleton

The League City Council convened on March 25, 2025, for a regular meeting that featured significant community recognition and public engagement. The meeting began with a prayer led by Pastor Stephen Rhodes from Bay Harbor United Methodist Church, emphasizing the importance of wisdom and courage in decision-making for the betterment of the community.

One of the highlights of the evening was a special presentation by the office of Texas State Senator Mays Middleton. The council honored K9 Reggie, a beloved accelerant detection canine officer, and Deputy Robert Calderon of the League City Fire Marshal's office. A Texas flag, flown at the state capitol, was presented to Calderon in memory of K9 Reggie, who recently passed away from cancer. The presentation was marked by emotional tributes, acknowledging Reggie's service and the bond shared between working animals and their handlers.

Public comments were also a key feature of the meeting, allowing residents to voice their opinions and concerns. Laszlo Nagirish, representing the American Legion of Mike Lacey Post 544, took the opportunity to discuss an important upcoming event, highlighting the council's commitment to community engagement.

The meeting concluded with a sense of unity and purpose, as council members and residents alike expressed their dedication to improving League City. The recognition of K9 Reggie and the active participation of citizens underscore the community's values and the council's role in fostering a collaborative environment.