Mayor Discusses Conroe Water Supply and Willis ISD School Opening Plans

The City of Conroe held a press conference on August 7, 2025, to address concerns regarding the water supply for the Calfee School and the ongoing relationship with the Willis Independent School District (ISD). The meeting emphasized the city's commitment to ensuring safe water for the school and highlighted the importance of a backflow preventer installation to maintain a secure environment for students and staff.

City officials discussed the unresolved development agreement mentioned in a recent news release, clarifying that a cost-sharing agreement is necessary for providing water services outside city limits. They reiterated their dedication to negotiating this agreement with Willis ISD, emphasizing that the safety of the water supply remains their top priority.

During the conference, it was confirmed that there are no outstanding fees owed by the district for the Calfee campus. However, some fees related to the high school campus were acknowledged, including fines for tree clearing violations and unauthorized water usage, which have since been settled.

The mayor addressed concerns about potential damage to relationships with other government entities, affirming the city's commitment to maintaining positive partnerships within Montgomery County. He acknowledged the challenges posed by social media but expressed optimism about future collaborations.

The press conference concluded with an invitation for the public to attend a council meeting scheduled for Saturday, where further questions could be addressed. City officials thanked attendees for their participation and reiterated their commitment to transparency and cooperation with the community.