Oak Ridge North, TX

🌿 Introducing Oak Ridge North's Yard of the Month Program! 🏡

The Community Affairs Committee is excited to launch our new Yard of the Month program, recognizing residents who help make Oak Ridge North a beautiful place to call home.

Each month, two homes will be selected—one north of Robinson Road and one south of Robinson Road. Winners will receive a Yard of the Month sign to proudly display in their yard and recognition from the City.

📅 Selections will be made during the last week of each month, with winners announced by the 5th of the following month.

Take a look at the program details below—and who knows? Your yard could be one of our first winners! 🌼🌳

Tonight, the City Council proudly recognized Beatrice "Bea" Astudillo for 20 years of dedicated service to the City of Oak Ridge North.

For two decades, Bea has worked behind the scenes to keep City Hall clean, welcoming, and in top shape for our employees, residents, and visitors. Her commitment, hard work, and attention to detail help make City Hall a place our community can be proud of every day.

Congratulations, Bea, on this incredible milestone, and thank you for 20 years of service to Oak Ridge North! 🎉👏

🚨🍦 ICE CREAM EMERGENCY! 🍦🚨

Join us tomorrow from 6:00–7:00 PM at Marilyn Edgar Park as 89.3 KSBJ brings FREE Blue Bell ice cream while supplies last! Bring your family, enjoy a sweet treat, and beat the summer heat. We hope to see you there! 🍨☀️

We're proud of our Education for Tomorrow Alliance (EfTA) interns for representing the City of Oak Ridge North so well during Leadership Montgomery County - Texas's Community Poverty Simulation! Their enthusiasm, professionalism, and willingness to learn continue to impress us every day.

Thank you to Education for Tomorrow Alliance and Leadership Montgomery County for providing opportunities that allow students to gain real-world experience while making meaningful connections in our community. We can't wait to see all they accomplish in the future!

The future of Montgomery County is in good hands!

Monday, during LMC's Community Poverty Simulation, we had the privilege of welcoming two outstanding interns from Education for Tomorrow Alliance (EfTA) who are currently interning with the City of Oak Ridge North.

To say they impressed us would be an understatement. They were engaged, thoughtful, mature, and brought insight well beyond their years. Watching these young leaders interact, ask questions, and fully embrace the experience was both encouraging and inspiring.

At Leadership Montgomery County, we believe leadership is developed through experience, service, and meaningful community engagement—values we proudly share with Education for Tomorrow Alliance. Through its leadership and career programs, EfTA equips students with mentorship, real-world experiences, and opportunities to become leaders who make a difference.

We're grateful for organizations like EfTA that are investing in the next generation and creating pathways for students to grow into people of character, compassion, excellence, generosity, and leadership.

Thank you, EfTA, for being such an incredible partner in building a stronger community. The future is bright because of young leaders like these.

Today, the City of Oak Ridge North's Education for Tomorrow Alliance (EfTA) interns had the opportunity to attend the South Montgomery County Fire Department Hurricane Preparedness Breakfast alongside City staff and community partners.

Thank you to the South Montgomery County Fire Department for hosting this informative event and for bringing community partners together to help keep our region prepared and resilient.

UPDATE: The phones are back online! Thank you for your patience and understanding!

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⚠️ Heads up, Oak Ridge North!

We're currently experiencing technical issues with our phone system, and our systems are temporarily offline.

If you need to reach City Hall in the meantime, please email the appropriate staff member, and we'll be happy to assist you. Our team is working diligently to get everything back up and running as quickly as possible.

We'll post an update here as soon as our phones and systems are restored.

Thank you for your patience and understanding—we appreciate our wonderful community!

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While City Hall will be closed on Friday, July 3, the fun is just getting started!

Join us on Saturday, July 4, from 3:00–9:00 PM at Marilyn Edgar Park for our Independence Day Celebration! 🇺🇸🎇

Enjoy an afternoon and evening filled with water slides, bounce houses, games, face painting, a balloon artist, a DJ, watermelon eating contests, Party in the Park activities, and an outdoor showing of GOAT on the baseball field. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets for the movie!

We can't wait to celebrate with you. Have a safe and happy Fourth of July!