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Conroe Clarifies Position over Willis ISD's Water Fight at Calfee Middle School
Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough, red hat, was the first to address Conroe Mayor Duke Coon, and the Conroe City Councilmembers, speaking in reference to Willis ISD’s Calfee Middle School, which up until August 5th did not have continuous water service due to the district’s failure to obtain a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity, or CCN, which legally allows Conroe to provide water to the campus
LtoR: Interim City Secretary Sami H. Quinlan, Councilman Howard Wood, and Councilman David Hairel
Councilwoman Shana Arthur did not physically attend the meeting, instead opting for a via video conference from an apparent rustic western location. One audience member remarked that the councilwoman was taking a vacation that very few of her constituents can afford
Councilwoman Shana Arthur did not physically attend the meeting, instead opting for a via video conference from an apparent rustic western location. One audience member remarked that the councilwoman was taking a vacation that very few of her constituents can afford
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