Working in the oilfield industry with her father since she was 19 years old, Janet Garvey jumped at the chance to open her business – Hurricane Pipe and Supply – in the East Montgomery County Industrial Park, getting the chance to work with her father again. Janet first started as a logistics coordinator and worked […]
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To provide more seating at local parks and city buildings, the East Montgomery County Improvement District donated picnic tables to cities within its boundaries. EMCID donated picnic tables to Patton Village, Roman Forest, Splendora, and Woodbranch Village. The cities chose to place the tables in convenient locations for those watching children play on playground equipment
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The East Montgomery County Scholarship Foundation (EMCSF) contributed $10,000 to a pilot program through Mission Northeast to assist adults interested in job training certification classes. This educational opportunity will be available thanks to a partnership between Mission Northeast and Lone Star College-Kingwood. The EMCSF Board voted late last year to approve the funding to Mission
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The Board of Directors of the East Montgomery County Improvement District (EMCID) is exceptionally pleased to announce a proposed 200,000 sq. ft. conference and events center, which is expected to have a nearly $1.73 billion economic impact over the next 30 years. Proposed to be located in the Valley Ranch Town Center’s Entertainment District, the
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