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QUINCY KYLE JANSZEN  

Authorities nab man on car thefts

2 years ago By Jimmy Galvan
Members of the Austin County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Division arrested a New Ulm man in connection with a series of burglaries and thefts in the area. Quincy Kyle Janszen, 18, was arrested on several active warrants for charges of burglary of a building, theft of property (2,500 to 30,000) and theft of property $30,000 to $50,000).
The city of Sealy honored its Public Works team during last week’s council meeting. Back row, from left, is Patrick Parsons, public works director, Nick Hagen, water superintendent, Travis Cockran, wastewater treatment superintendent, Hunter Kmiec, gas superintendent. Front row, Brooke Kaiser, public works administrator and Sealy Mayor Carolyn Bilski. Not pictured is Stephen Bozich, parks, recreation, streats, drainage and buildings superintendent. Courtesy photo  

Council approves guide for festivals on city grounds

2 years ago By Jimmy Galvan
The city of Sealy approved a city-wide event notification form, city-wide planning guide and risk factor table for any upcoming events to be held on city properties. “We are doing this because we are putting the city’s financial responsibilities at risk for events held on city properties,” said Sealy Mayor Carolyn Bilski.
DPS honors achievements and bravery at February PSC meeting  

DPS honors achievements and bravery at February PSC meeting

2 years ago By News Staff
AUSTIN – The Texas Public Safety Commission (PSC), along with Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Director Steven McCraw, presented two William P. Clements Excellence Awards along with several Lifesaving Awards, a Director’s Award and one Unit Citation, at the PSC meeting on Thursday, Feb. 15, at the DPS Headquarters in Austin.

Flood victims urged caution upon returning home

2 years ago By News Staff
As East Texas residents return to clean up their homes and businesses after extensive flooding earlier this month, the Texas Department of State Health Services urged residents and business owners to exercise caution. Among the recommendations: · Never use gasoline- powered generators or charcoal grills indoors. Keep them outside, at least 20 feet from homes to avoid possible carbon monoxide poisoning. Direct generator engine exhaust away from windows and doors · Never mix bleach with products that contain ammonia. Toxic fumes could be created.
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