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City proclaims May 17–23, 2026 as National Public Works Week and recognizes staff
Summary
The council proclaimed National Public Works Week and recognized the city’s public-works employees and volunteers, noting local events and the regional barbecue cook-off that showcases municipal operations.
A city official introduced National Public Works Week during the May 18 meeting, detailing public-works duties—from streets and water to wastewater and solid-waste collection—and the importance of infrastructure maintenance. "This week is National Public Works Week," the presenter said, calling attention to the behind-the-scenes staff who maintain city services.
Mayor Gerald Rosnowski formally proclaimed May 17 through May 23, 2026 as National Public Works Week in the City of Lake Jackson and called on citizens and organizations to recognize public-works personnel. The presenter also described the American Public Works Association Southeast Texas chapter’s barbecue cook-off and rodeo and noted the city-made barbecue pit on display; winners at the regional level may advance to the national competition in Houston.
