Sealy Police welcomed Police Cadet Hunter Crosby of Sealy to the team. Crosby was selected to attend the Gus George Law Enforcement Academy where he will achieve his Basic Peace Officer License later this year. Crosby will then begin an extensive six-month field training program with the agency before hitting the streets on his own.
Ribbon cutting for Prosperity Bank March 6
The Sealy Area Chamber of Commerce will host a ribbon cutting for Prosperity Bank, located at 309 Main Street, March 6 at 11 a.m.
Lunch and Learn with Ricky Seals Jones and friends panel March 6
All are welcome to attend the Lunch and Learn with guest speaker Ricky Seals Jones and friend panel March 6 at 12 noon.
Brandt 1910 hosting free book signing March 7
More than 6,000 Austin County voters cast votes Tuesday, March 5 in the Primary Election with numbers being released by the Austin County Clerk’s office Tuesday evening.
For the unexpired term for Austin County District Clerk, Diane Day has won the Republican primary as she received 3,221 votes to Andrea Cardenas 1,701 votes.
For County Commissioner for Precinct 1, Greg Mikel won the Republican primary by receiving 790 votes to James Harrison’s 486 votes.
More than 2.900 Austin County voters cast early voting in the March 5 Primary Election with numbers being released by the Austin County Clerk’s office Tuesday evening.
For the unexpired term for Austin County District Clerk, Diane Day has received 1,590 votes to Andrea Cardenas 860 votes. Cardenas was appointed by Austin County commissioners to fill out the remaining term of the retiring Carrie Gregor.
For County Commissioner for Precinct 1, Greg Mikel has received 501 early votes to James Harrison’s 282 votes.
The Sealy Police Department welcomes its newest patrol officer in Sean Aguilar.
Aguilar was sworn in last week by Sealy Police Chief Jay Reeves.
Aguilar graduated from the Houston Community College Police Academy in December and began his six-month field training program last week.
As it is the department’s tradition, Aguilar took his Oath of Office at the police department surrounded by family, fellow officers and other city staff.
