The City of Robinson would like to introduce you to David Lebron II. Lebron rejoined the City on Monday, April 24th, as the Code Compliance Officer. As the Code Compliance Officer, Lebron is responsible for enforcing City ordinances that help maintain the community’s health, safety, and sanitation. A strong and consistent approach to code enforcement ensures safe and desirable living and working environments and helps sustain property values while working towards preserving neighborhood integrity.

Lebron brings over eleven and half years of city government experience, with his city government career beginning at the City of Robinson. He spent three years with Robinson as a Meter Reader, eventually moving over to Code Enforcement Officer, leaving Robinson to gain more experience in Code Enforcement at the City of Waco.

Lebron has a Code Enforcement license and Code Officers Safety Specialist certification but would like to continue working towards obtaining additional certifications and licenses. One of the main things that brought him back to Robinson was the opportunity for career growth, with a major goal of becoming a Combination Inspector.

Get used to seeing Lebron’s face around town. He advocates for residents to contact him directly with any code-related concerns or questions and wants to help however he can. “My main focus is to continue growing and improving programs that allow for positive changes within the city. I want to get more involved in educating the public,” explains Lebron. Residents of Robinson can reach out to him by calling the city at (254) 662-1415 x2502 or by emailing him directly at d.lebron@robinsontexas.org. Residents also have the option to report city-related concerns or issues directly through our See Click Fix Program by downloading the app here.

Robinson Water Customers, your 2022 Water Quality Report is now available here. Customers can also request a paper report be delivered to their home through the Utilities Department by calling (254) 662-1415 or emailing utilities@robinsontexas.org.

The Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) is a document that provides consumers with information about the quality of drinking water in an easy-to-read format. The CCR summarizes information that your water system already collects to comply with Federal and State (TCEQ) regulations. It includes information about the source(s) of water used (i.e., rivers, lakes, reservoirs, or aquifers), chemical contaminants, bacteriological contaminants, compliance with drinking water rules, educational health information, water system contact information, and public participation opportunities.

While we might not be experiencing extreme temperatures yet, they will surely come. Now is a great time to educate yourself on how to stay safe in the heat. Remember: Stay Cool. Stay Hydrated. Stay Informed.

Conserving water is one of the most important issues we face as a community. Did you know that out of all the water on Earth, less than 1% is drinkable? In addition to Texas having some of the fastest-growing cities in the nation, it is also home to millions of people and a variety of businesses, industries, and assorted agriculture, placing an even greater demand on our water supply. Drought and greater risk for wildfires have demonstrated a bigger need in preserving the quality and quantity of water supplies.

The average family uses more than 300 gallons of water per day. What can you do to help conserve water? Check out the tips below.

It is not uncommon to see car break-ins increase during the summer months. Follow the tips below to protect your property and avoid becoming a victim of auto theft or break-ins.

If your car is broken into, please call the Robinson Police Department at (254) 662-0525.

The American Red Cross has additional tips on how to stay safe and prevent accidents around pools. Find more information here.

The meeting agenda and packet can be found online here. Para la agenda en español, visite este sitio web, aqui.

Individuals have the option to participate in the meeting in person or virtually, either by telephone or video through GoToMeeting. The City has set up a section on our website to provide instructions on how to both view and submit a public comment for the meeting and navigate the virtual event. The access code and toll-free number will be provided in the agenda.

Public comment will only be allowed via telephone or video conference via GoToMeeting if choosing to attend remotely. All speakers must register to speak at least two hours in advance of the meeting. All public comments will occur at the beginning of the meeting under the public comment item. Speakers must join the meeting at least 15 minutes prior to it starting in order to speak. Written comments may also be submitted two hours in advance of the meeting. To register to speak or to submit written comments, please email the City Secretary, Misty Cryer.

Council meetings are now being live streamed to the city's YouTube account, the link to the streaming will also be shared on the city's Facebook page. All live streaming is for viewing purposes only, viewers wanting to participate virtually will have to do so via GoToMeeting. Meetings can be viewed live on YouTube, but meeting recordings will only be available on YouTube.

Bulk/Brush Day is June 3rd from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 5158 South 12th Street, Robinson, TX. City staff will NOT be available to help place bulk items in the containers so make sure to bring enough help to get items in the 40-yard roll-off.

Reminder: customers have the option to set bulk/brush items at their curb to be collected weekly, during their normal collection day. For hazardous materials, customers may use the At Your Door Special Hazardous Waste Collection offered monthly with their Waste Management services.

Schedule your pick-up today or find more info here.

For more information on the jobs, and to apply, visit our website.

Join the Robinson Area Lions Club for the 2nd Annual Cornhole Tournament on Saturday, June 3rd! Teams can sign up on Scoreholio Cornhole App (click here). Teams can pay via Venmo (@Robinson_Area_Lions_Club) or on the day of the event. Registration includes a meal! Proceeds will benefit Robinson BSA Pack 1311/Troop 1311 & Robinson Area Lions Club.

Bethel Methodist and Cornerstone are inviting kids who have completed kindergarten - 6th grade to come to VBS from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. (registration opens at 8:30 a.m.) at the Robinson Primary Playground on Saturday, June 24th. Snacks, water, and lunch will be provided. They ask that you bring a throw or pair of socks to share with a local Senior Care Center.

Pricing, registration forms and details on The Master's Workshop Camp website under the Children's Church Camps link. The Master's Workshop Camp has been hosting children's camps in Robinson since 1955. 

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Code Compliance: permits@robinsontexas.org

Municipal Court: court@robinsontexas.org