The Woodlands Edition | January 2021

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Small businesses,major industries look at 2021 recovery prospects After a year fraught with unprece- dented challenges amid the COVID-19 pandemic, some small-business own- ers in The Woodlands area said they are greeting 2021 with cautious opti- mism, while local economic experts said industries such as oil and gas may be looking at more widespread changes as they adapt to a new busi- ness landscape. Several circumstances, such as a growing health care employment sec- tor and a robust commercial market, may have helped to protect The Wood- lands from greater losses, area experts said. However, The Woodlands was not immune to some downturn due to an upheaval in the energy industry and a chain reaction of losses across hospitality and retail industries as in-person activities dropped through- out the year. “People are optimistic that by midyear enough population will be inoculated that we’ll return to some normalcy for transportation, … business meetings that will help the hotels, retail coming back. … So that gives us again something to be excited about,” said Gil Staley, the CEO of The Woodlands Area Economic Development Partnership. Other experts watching economic trends agreed the key to determining how fast and to what extent recovery is possible hinges on COVID-19 vaccine distribution. BY VANESSA HOLT & BEN THOMPSON

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Many of the Woodlands-area small businesses found ways to survive into 2021.

JDog Junk Removal & Hauling opened in 2020, oering no-touch services in The Woodlands area.

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FROMNICOLE: The optimist in me believes 2021 will be a year of healing, and the light at the end of the tunnel is in sight with increased COVID-19 vaccine distribution. Please enjoy our Annual Community Guide featuring the top stories for 2021 in transportation, development, education, health care, restaurants and retail. Happy New Year to our readers and advertisers; your support has been invaluable. Nicole Preston, GENERALMANAGER

Local events and things to do TRANSPORTATIONUPDATES 15 Kuykendahl, Rayford roads ANNUAL COMMUNITY GUIDE 21 The Woodlands data and demographics SHOPPING LISTINGS 23 New stores opened in 2020 COMMUNITY SNAPSHOT

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home furnishings and decor with a casual lifestyle theme. 346-372-8690. www.tommybahamafurniture.com 4 D1 Training , a new fitness concept utilizing the five core tenets of athletic-based training, opened at 8727 W. Rayford Road, Ste. 150, Spring, on Dec. 7. D1 Training has more than 45 performance centers open with 99 additional locations in development. 713-714-7476. www.d1training.com COMING SOON 5 The first Scooter’s Coffee location in the Greater Houston area is expected to launch at Creekside Park West, located at 26543 Kuykendahl Road, The Woodlands, in the spring, according to the Howard Hughes Corp. The Nebraska-based coffeehouse offers a variety of hot and iced coffee drinks, including seasonal specialties, in addition to teas, smoothies, breakfast foods and bakery items. www.scooterscoffee.com 6 The Sterling Ridge Village Association will begin to offer its new monthly Artisans & Farmers Market at The Colonnade Shopping Center, 30420 FM 2978, The Woodlands. The semimonthly farmers market will begin Feb. 7 and take place alternate weeks from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. The market is the first that will be held in Sterling Ridge. More information about the markets and their upcoming dates will be available on the Sterling Ridge Facebook page. www.facebook.com/ sterlingridge.thewoodlands 7 Sawyer Park Ice House , located at 314 Pruitt Road, Spring, is anticipated

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NOWOPEN 1 La Cocina de Roberto opened its second kitchen in The Woodlands area Jan. 4. The restaurant, located at 26817 I-45 N., Spring, is now serving a range of Latin fusion items such as chilaquiles, tacos, carne asada and fajitas for breakfast, lunch and dinner. In addition to its standard menu, the I-45 location also offers beer, wine and margaritas, and it features a pickup

window for to-go ordering. La Cocina de Roberto’s first area restaurant opened in March 2017 on Sawdust Road. Both locations also offer catering services for a variety of events. 832-813-8030. www.lacocinaderoberto.net 2 Komeya Sushi & Ramen opened its second regional location south of The Woodlands on Dec. 2. Located at 25114 Grogan’s Mill Road, Ste. A, Spring, the Japanese eatery’s menu features

a range of ramen and sushi options alongside appetizers, bento boxes and hibachi and teriyaki dishes. Desserts, tea and beer are also served. 281-651-5851. www.komeyasushi.com 3 A Tommy Bahama Home store was scheduled to open at Market Street at 9595 Six Pines Drive, The Woodlands, on Jan. 16, after press time. Located by the entrance of the Hyatt Centric Hotel, the store offers

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11 Killen’s Barbecue will open in January at 8800 Six Pines Drive, The Woodlands, a manager with the Pearland location confirmed. The building was renovated and was originally expected to open last summer. The Woodlands location will be the second for the barbecue restaurant. www.killensbarbecue.com ANNIVERSARIES 12 Boss Chiropractic , located at 6700 Woodlands Parkway, Ste. 200, The Woodlands, celebrated 20 years in business in January. The chiropractic office offers massages, chiropractic treatment and holistic health treatments for conditions such as back pain, neck pain, headaches, carpal tunnel syndrome and sciatica. 281-681-2677. www.bosschiropractictx.com NAME CHANGES 13 Houston-based Murphy’s Corporate Lodging and Spring-based Corporate Housing Associates announced their consolidation as Murphy’s Corporate Housing Associates in December. The new company, which launched Dec. 1, now offers a range of corporate housing solu- tions including domestic and international relocation services, property manage- ment, and other location and real estate support. The business remains based at 26411 I-45 N., Spring. 281-210-3434 NEWOWNERSHIP 14 The acquisition of Houston-based Shipley Do-Nuts by an affiliate of the private investment firm Peak Rock

to open by March this year. According to information from the bar and grill, renovations on the building, which was formerly a Papa’s Ice House, are in progress. When Sawyer Park Icehouse opens, it will feature live music, drinks and a new concept for the location. www.facebook.com/sawyerparkicehouse 8 A new Regions Bank location is now under development in Indian Springs. The branch, located at 10831 Kuykendahl Road, The Woodlands, is expected to open in late spring or early summer. Birmingham-based Regions offers personal and commercial banking, wealth management and brokerage services. 800-734-4667. www.regions.com 9 Kids ‘R’ Kids South Woodlands plans to open in early March at 23303 Kuykendahl Road, Tomball. The child care and early education center will offer programs for infants, toddlers, preschoolers and pre-K students, as well as before- and after-school care and camps. The new campus is currently offering pre-enrollment. 832-479-2658. www.kidsrkids.com/south-woodlands 10 HeBrews Community Coffee will open a brick-and-mortar location at 33138 Magnolia Circle, Magnolia, in February. According to business owners Geoffrey and Marsha Wood, HeBrews Community Coffee currently operates out of a mobile camper on Magnolia Circle, catering coffee to churches, schools and local businesses. The new location will offer Wi-Fi and in-person dining, in addition to beverages and food items such as salads, cold sandwiches and pies in partnership with Victory Pie Co. & Cafe in Magnolia. 832-642-0786. www.shophebrews.com

Lexicon Pharmaceuticals plans to relocate its headquarters in The Woodlands following the December sale of its corporate campus in Research Forest. (Courtesy NAI Partners)

FEATURED IMPACT RELOCATION The Woodlands-based Lexicon Pharmaceuticals has sold its 260,950-square-foot Research Forest campus and plans to relocate its headquarters within The Woodlands, commercial real estate rm NAI Partners announced Dec. 29. The rm described the transaction as the largest sale of a life science-related project in the Greater Houston area in 2020. The sale included ve buildings at 8800 Technology Forest Place, The Woodlands, centered around a 128,400-square-foot Class A oce building that includes laboratory space, according to NAI, in addition to special- use and ex buildings. The rm said Lexicon plans to retain its headquarters in The Woodlands, although a new location was not announced. Capital was completed Jan. 6, the firm announced. Shipley’s serves dozens of varieties of its signature doughnuts and kolaches in addition to beverages such as coffee and juice. The company operates more than 300 restaurants in the U.S., including several in The Woodlands area such as locations at 14A 25119 Grogan’s Mill Road, The Woodlands; 14B 3707 College Park Drive, The Woodlands; 14C 7901 Research Forest Drive, The Wood- lands; 14D 5403 FM 1488, Magnolia. 713-869-4636. www.shipleydonuts.com

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COMMUNITY 15 Pine Cove Park is opening in early 2021 at 7310 Augusta Pines Parkway, Spring, according to the Northwest Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 19. The public park will include walking paths, a splash pad, a children’s climbing area and slides, a bocce court, a quarter basketball court, picnic tables, a pavilion with restrooms and a dog park, according to information on the MUD No. 19 website. www.nwhcmud19.org

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655 Rayford Road, Spring, according to a December release from Montgomery County Precinct 3. Patrol, detectives and a vehicle maintenance center will be housed in the new facility, which Sheri Rand Henderson said was developed to be accessible to members of the public and to reduce travel and response times for sheri’s oce employees. While the district’s patrol area does not include The Woodlands, its oce is currently located in the township at 1520 Lake Front Circle, Ste. 900, The Woodlands. 281-297-6565. www.mctxsheri.org 4 Construction on a Hyatt House Hotel , located at 18645 Residence Drive, Shenandoah, is nearing completion. Information from developer Sam Moon Group indicates the hotel is anticipated to open in March. The ve-story hotel will feature a 24-hour tness center, indoor and outdoor social spaces, meeting rooms and training spaces for group events. www.hyatt.com

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NOWOPEN 1 According to Marina Stingley, the marketing manager for the Sam Moon Group, Aesthetic Smiles Dentistry opened in the Metropark Square complex at 8888 Metropark Drive, Shenandoah, the week of Dec. 14. The dentistry oers a variety of services, including cosmetic and restorative dentistry and routine care. 281-501-7770. www.woodlandstxdentist.com 2 JW’s Place Soul Food & BBQ launched o the Grand Parkway in

Spring on Nov. 14. The new eatery in the Spring Trails Plaza at 28533 Spring Trails Ridge, Spring, serves meat loaf, chicken, ribs and pork chops alongside special o-menu items for dine-in, takeout and delivery orders. Catering services are also oered. 832-616-3027. www.jwsplacesoulfoodbbq.com COMING SOON 3 A new Montgomery County Sheri’s Oce District 2 substation is under development on Rayford Road. The facility will be constructed at

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Many regularly scheduled annual events in The Woodlands were canceled in 2020, but organizers have tentative plans for 2021 events. THEWOODLANDS 2801 Technology Forest Blvd., The Woodlands 281-210-3800 www.thewoodlandstownship-tx.gov FEBRUARY 27 The Woodlands Marathon 2K and 5K races www.thewoodlandsmarathon.com MARCH 06 The Woodlands Marathon 10K, half-marathon and marathon www.thewoodlandsmarathon.com APRIL 1011 The Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival www.thewoodlandsartscouncil.org 24 Memorial Hermann Ironman Texas www.ironman.com JULY 04 Fourth of July events TBD T O C H E C K O U T I N 2 0 2 1 Aual events

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The Woodlands Township holds its 45th annual tree giveaway for Arbor Day. A selection of various native tree saplings will be distributed. 9 a.m.-noon. Free. The Woodlands Express Sawdust Park and Ride, 701 Westridge Road, The Woodlands. 281-210-3800. www.thewoodlandstownship-tx.gov (Courtesy The Woodlands Township)

Kayaking lessons are available for those new to the activity. Boats launch every Friday in February from Riva Row Boathouse, located near Lake Woodlands. 4 p.m. $40. Riva Row Boat House, 2101 Riva Row, The Woodlands. 281-210-3965. www.thewoodlandstownship-tx.gov (Courtesy The Woodlands Township)

14 TAKE PART IN REFORESTATION Residents are encouraged to plant native trees and wildowers on their properties through The Woodlands Township’s seventh annual communitywide reforestation program. Trees may be reserved in advance while supplies last. 9 a.m.-noon. Free. Throughout The Woodlands. 281-210-3800. www.thewoodlandstownship-tx.gov MONTGOMERY COUNTY MEMORIAL LIBRARY SYSTEM VIRTUAL EVENTS www.countylibrary.org JANUARY 19 Art chat, 4:30 p.m. 21 Nonction book club, 1:30 p.m.; Tech Talk 5 p.m. 26 First chapter read, 4:30 p.m. 28 DIY dinosaur eggs, 3 p.m. FEBRUARY 02 “Among Us” game, 4:30 p.m. 04 Young Makers: Fizzy Hearts!, 3 p.m.; Tech Talk, 5 p.m. 09 Crafternoons, 1:30 p.m.; Brush and Brighten Up! Smile for dental health!, 4:30 p.m. 11 Last-minute Valentine’s Day, 3 p.m.

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FEBRUARY 06 SUPPORT COUNTY SENIORS Participants in Meals on Wheels Montgomery County’s Miles for Meals fun run can walk, jog and run together or virtually through a 5K or 10K course while raising money for homebound seniors in the county. 7:45-11:45 a.m. $35-$55. B-52 Brewing Co., 12470 Milroy Lane, Conroe or virtual. 936-756-5828. www.mowmc.org/miles-for-meals-5k-10k 11 LEARNABOUT NATURE ONLINE The Woodlands Walk in the Woods lecture series continues this spring with monthly webinars on regional ora and fauna. 6-7 p.m. Free. 281-210-3800. www.thewoodlandstownship-tx.gov 12 DANCE INA FAMILY DISCO The 22nd annual Daddy Daughter Dinner Dance will be held in the Edgewater Ballroom at The Westin at The Woodlands. Several meal choices are oered alongside an evening of disco-themed dancing, in addition to a rae and professional photography for attendees. 6-9:30 p.m. $100. The Westin at The Woodlands, 2 Waterway Square Place, The Woodlands. 281-210-3950. www.thewoodlandstownship-tx.gov

STOP BY A LOCAL RESTAURANT The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce’s annual Taste of the Town runs through the end of January. Under the monthlong event’s new format, registered guests can sample menu items from a slate of participating restaurants in The Woodlands area and make donations for local restaurant relief. A single ticket allows a participant to try a sample from each restaurant once, and multiple tickets can be purchased. $25. Various locations. 231-367-5777. www.tasteofthetown.org 29 GOLFWITH FAMILY An evening of family minigolf is on tap for The Woodlands Township’s January mother-son date night. Participants will play nine holes through The Recreation Center at Rob Fleming Park, and chicken nuggets and salads will be available. 6:30- 8:30 p.m. $45 (pair), $15 (additional siblings). The Recreation Center at Rob Fleming Park, 6464 Creekside Forest Drive, The Woodlands. 281-516-7348. www.thewoodlandstownship-tx.gov

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29955 I-45 N., Shenandoah 281-298-5522 www.shenandoahtx.us MARCH 06 Arbor Day 13 Spring Community Garage Sale 20 Easter egg hunt

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LIVEMUSIC CALENDAR

Live music in and around The Woodlands area

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GLADE CULTURAL CENTER 2000 Woodlands Parkway, The Woodlands 832-557-8781 www.gladeartsfoundation.org JANUARY 20 Jazz night, 7 p.m. 27 Jazz night, 7 p.m. DOSEY DOE BIG BARN 25911 I-45 N., The Woodlands 281-367-3774 www.doseydoetickets.com JANUARY 21 Jason Allen and Thom Shepherd, 8:30 p.m. 23 Texas Flood, 8:30 p.m. 24 Martin Sexton, 7:30 p.m. 27 Chris Knight with Kyle Hutton, 8 p.m. 28 Jason Boland, 8:30 p.m. 28 Larry Carlton, 8:30 p.m. 29 Paul Cauthen, 8:30 p.m. 30 Cody Canada, 8:30 p.m. FEBRUARY 0102 Allman Betts Band, 7 p.m. 04 Rick Huckaby, 8:30 p.m. 05 Dylan Wheeler, 8:30 p.m. 06 William Clark Green, 8:30 p.m.

07 William Clark Green, 7:30 p.m. 11 Grady Spencer and The Work, 8:30 p.m. 12 Tanner Ursey, 8:30 p.m. 13 Tab Benoit, 8:30 p.m. 14 Tab Benoit, 7 p.m. 19 Charley Crockett Band, 8:30 p.m. MAHONEY’S TEXISH BAR &RESTAURANT 24 Waterway Ave., Ste. 100,

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Vertigo, a 1980s tribute and cover band, performs live renditions of classic tunes. The band will perform at Mahoney’s Texish Bar on Jan. 30. (Courtesy Vertigo) FIELDINGS LOCAL KITCHEN+BAR 26400 Kuykendahl Road, The Woodlands 281-709-4812 www.eldingslocal.com JANUARY 20 Anthony Pitt and Justin Peña, 6 p.m.

Grady Spencer and The Work, a country band that formed in Paducah in 2013, will perform at Dosey Doe on Feb. 11. (Courtesy Grady Spencer and The Work) 27 Anthony Pitt and Justin Peña, 6 p.m. 28 Pete Scadi, 6 p.m. 30 Duane Dulane, 6 p.m. 31 Justin LeBlanc, 11 a.m. FEBRUARY 03 Anthony Pitt and Justin Peña, 6 p.m. 04 Pete Scade, 6 p.m. 06 Duane Dulane 07 Justin LeBlanc, 11 a.m. 10 Anthony Pitt and Justin Peña, 6 p.m. SCHEDULED EVENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. CONTACT THE VENUE FOR UPTODATE INFORMATION ABOUT EVENT TIMES AND DATES.

27 Steve Garcia, 6 p.m. 28 Brian Carrion, 8 p.m. 30 Vertigo, 9:30 p.m. FEBRUARY

03 Paige Lewis, 6 p.m. 04 Kelley Peters, 8 p.m. 05 The Rikkis, 9 p.m. 06 Good Time Mun, 9:30 p.m. 10 JB Barnett, 6 p.m. 11 Anthony Pitt, 8 p.m. 12 Diamond Jack, 9:30 p.m. 13 Sick Duck, 9:30 p.m.

21 Pete Scadi, 6 p.m. 22 Duane Dulane, 6 p.m. 23 Duane Dulane, 6 p.m. 24 Justin LeBlanc, 11 a.m.

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TRANSPORTATIONUPDATES

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COMPLETED PROJECTS

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A second left turn lane for trac was created at three directions of the intersection of Grogan’s Mill Road and South Millbend Drive. As of mid-December, the dual left turn lanes were open. The nal stages of work included lling median areas, placing pavement markings and removing temporary poles. Timeline: September-late 2020 Cost: $1.54 million (engineering and design) Funding source: Montgomery County Precinct 3

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a trac signal at the Rayford-Birnham Woods intersection as well as widening Birnham Woods by 600 feet both north and south of Rayford. Timeline: October 2020-fall 2021 Cost: $2.88 million Funding source: Montgomery County Precinct 3 4 FM 2978 widening The Texas Department of Transportation will widen FM 2978 from two to four lanes with a center turn lane from FM 1488 to south of Dry Creek in Phase 1 and from south of Dry Creek to Conroe- Hufsmith Road in Phase 2. The bridge over Spring Creek will also be widened. As of early December, the rst phase of the project was 60% complete; the second phase was 97% complete; and the bridge was 99% complete. Timeline: September 2018-second quarter 2021 (Phase 1), January 2018-rst quarter 2021 (Phase 2), October 2018-fourth quarter 2020 (bridge) Cost: $21.47 million (Phase 1), $13.7 million (Phase 2), $7.56 million (bridge) Funding sources: TxDOT, federal funds

UPCOMING PROJECTS

2 Gosling Road widening Gosling Road will be expanded to four lanes between Creekside Forest Drive and Gatewood Reserve Lane, including the Spring Creek bridge Spring Creek. Harris County expects to seek authorization to bid the project in the rst quarter of 2021. Timeline: rst quarter 2021-TBD Cost: TBD (Montgomery County Precinct 3 contributing $4 million) Funding sources: Harris County Precinct 4, Montgomery County Precinct 3

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Signal at New Trails Drive and Tech- nology Forest Boulevard The project added a trac signal at New Trails Drive and Technology Forest Boulevard. Technology Forest was widened to accommodate a right-turn-only lane and a straight or left-turn lane in each direction at the intersection with New Trails. The project also added a crosswalk. Timeline: October-December Cost: $210,203 (includes signal at Cochran’s Crossing and Bay Branch drives) Funding source: Montgomery County Precinct 3 ALL INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE WAS UPDATED AS OF JAN. 13. NEWS OR QUESTIONS ABOUT THESE OR OTHER LOCAL TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS? EMAIL US AT WDLNEWSCOMMUNITYIMPACT.COM.

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1 Kuykendahl Road widening The nal project from the 2015 road bond for Montgomery County Precinct 3 will begin work in early 2021, according to Precinct 3 ocials. The project will widen Kuykendahl Road from two to four lanes from Lake Woodlands Drive to Research Forest Drive. A new bridge will also be constructed over Bear Branch to accommodate the northbound lanes, and the existing two lanes will become southbound lanes. Timeline: early 2021-early 2022 Cost: $3.57 million Funding source: Montgomery County Precinct 3

ONGOING PROJECTS 3 Rayford Road improvements

The project will widen Rayford Road to four lanes between an area 40 feet east of Waterbend Cove to approximately 400 feet east of Birnham Woods Drive. It includes creating two new eastbound travel lanes from Waterbend to the intersection with Birnham Woods and using the existing road for the westbound lanes. Construction began in October with D&W Contractors excavating the two eastbound lanes and preparing to pour concrete, according to Precinct 3. The project also includes constructing

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PUBLIC SAFETY TheWoodlands, Montgomery County negotiate new lawenforcement agreement for 2021

BY VANESSA HOLT

all parties.” Township ocials did not comment on the agreement at the Dec. 18 meeting. The matter originally came up during the summer when com- missioners directed Henderson to renegotiate the contracts in light of COVID-19 eliminating a possible 2020 incorporation election. The previous contract assumed the possibility of an incorporation transition occur- ring after 2020. Township ocials decided in April that an incorporation election would be cost prohibitive in light of the economic uncertainty surrounding the pandemic. Henderson said in August there was concern from his department that the deputies would not have job security unless the contract details were estab- lished with a new set of assumptions. Ultimately, the negotiations ended with a transition agreement that separates a scenario with an incorpora- tion assumption from the existing law enforcement agreement. According to the agreement, the county’s personnel costs for township law enforcement positions would be transitioned to the new city if the township incorporates. The county would continue to fund those positions for the remainder of its scal year during the year of incorporation. The newly formed city would take over that cost with the next county scal year. During the four years after incorporation, the number of law enforcement positions from the county would be reduced each year as the same positions were lled under the city’s newly formed department. The township’s 2020-21 budget, approved in August, includes $9.62 million for law enforcement, which consists of $8.12 million for Montgomery County personnel. “I feel that is probably the best sup- plemental [interlocal agreement] that we have ever put together,” Hender- son said at the Dec. 15 meeting. Montgomery County Commission- ers Court approved the items at that meeting. As of early January, township o- cials had not determined a specic timeline for when an incorporation election could occur.

underneath the county’s pay,” Precinct 3 Commissioner James Noack said. As a special-purpose district, The Woodlands Township does not have its own police department, but con- tracts with Montgomery and Harris counties for its services. Montgomery County Sheri Rand enforcement ocers—deputies and detectives—currently contracted with The Woodlands. “These long-term agreements address the employment certainty our law enforcement ocers deserve as well as the public safety levels of service our residents desire,” board of directors Chair Gordy Bunch said in an email. “I believe we have agree- ments that are mutually benecial for Henderson said the agreement ensures job security for 92 law

The Woodlands Township board of directors and Montgomery County Commissioners Court hammered out a law enforcement agreement for the next four years before the Dec. 31 deadline when the previous contract expired, ensuring job security for 92 ocers, ocials said. The Woodlands Township board voted unanimously at a special videoconference meeting Dec. 18 to approve interlocal agreements with Montgomery County for law enforce- ment services as well as transition services should residents of The Woodlands vote to incorporate before Dec. 31, 2024. The agreement was eective as of Jan. 1. “This gives us the time to put the plan together to move these people

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The Woodlands Township scal year 2020-21 budget

Law enforcement budget

Personnel Supplemental law enforcement (contracted)

Personnel

Number of personnel

Salary range

$8.12 million

Deputies

$48,755-$73,694 $60,361-$80,558 $65,956-$81,619

Overtime

3 8

Deputies (specialist)

$1.1 million

Detectives

Fuel

Direct personnel (not contracted)

$291,200

Number of personnel

Salary range

Sergeants Lieutenants

$80,350-$89,939 $101,787-$101,975 $124,985 $41,600-$47,236

Other equipment

2 1 3

$70,000

Captain Administrative assistants

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$44,200

SOURCES: THE WOODLANDS TOWNSHIP, MONTGOMERY COUNTY COMMUNITY IMPACT NEWSPAPER

INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT UNDER INCORPORATION Fewer law enforcement positions would be provided by the county if The Woodlands incorporates and creates a police department. An incorporation vote is not scheduled.

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