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Smith County residents who suffered property damage due to Tuesday morning’s storms are being asked to report them the Texas Division of Emergency Management.Smith County Emergency Management Coordinator Brandon Moore reported that a couple of mobile homes in The Grove at Brook Hollow, located off Rhones Quarter Road, had trees that fell through them.The Smith County Road and Bridge Department reported a partial wash out of County Road 165, also known as Henry Moore Road, southwest of Tyler.Road crews also responded to trees down on County Roads 134, 135, 168, 2115 and 2116.To report downed trees or wash outs of county roads, please call Smith County dispatch at 903-566-6600.To report property damages caused by the storm on March 4, 2025, visit: https://damage.tdem.texas.gov/The Tyler-Smith County Tornado and Severe Weather Response Plan for 2025 as been released.
WHITEHOUSE, Texas – The City of Whitehouse released its 2024 Annual Report, highlighting a year of significant growth, infrastructure improvements, and public safety advancements while maintaining financial stability and a strong sense of community engagement.New City Center to Open in 2025One of the city’s most anticipated projects, the Whitehouse City Center, is set to open in the summer of 2025 at 109 East Main. The facility will feature event spaces, meeting rooms, and executive offices for the Whitehouse Economic Development Corporation and the Whitehouse Area Chamber of Commerce. City officials say the center will serve as a hub for community engagement, collaboration, and professional development.Public Safety EnhancementsThe city reported a 49% drop in crime rates since 2019 and reduced emergency response times from 4 minutes and 19 seconds to 3 minutes and 50 seconds. Investments in police and fire.
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