Mayor Chris Brown used his November City of Justin update to highlight the town’s strong sense of community and the recent milestones that bring neighbors together. He expressed gratitude for the quiet, generous ways residents support one another, especially as Thanksgiving approaches.
Fire Station No. 2 Grand Opening
The mayor praised the turnout at the grand opening celebration for Fire Station No. 2, noting that neighbors toured the facility, met the firefighters, and shared in a moment of pride. He called the new station “more than a building,” describing it as an investment in Justin’s future and a tribute to the men and women who answer emergency calls for the town.
Veterans Day Ceremony at Bishop Park
On November 14, the city will host a Veterans Day ceremony at Bishop Park. Mayor Brown invited all residents to join the event, emphasizing the importance of honoring veterans and their families for their service and sacrifice. He said community participation turns gratitude into a shared expression of thanks.
Holiday Traditions Ahead
Looking ahead, the mayor reminded citizens to mark their calendars for Old Town Christmas on December 12, followed by the annual Tree Lighting and Lighted Parade. He described these traditions as opportunities for families and friends to gather, enjoy familiar faces under the holiday lights, and experience the season’s togetherness.
Thanksgiving Blessings
As families gather around Thanksgiving tables, Mayor Brown asked residents to remember those serving the country and those keeping the community safe during the holidays. He extended a heartfelt wish for a happy, peaceful Thanksgiving on behalf of the City Council.
Prayer for the Community
The update concluded with a prayer, asking God’s presence over the City of Justin, Denton County, the State of Texas, and the United States. The mayor prayed for comfort for the lonely, protection for those who serve, and warmth and hope for every home.
Original reporting: Cross Timbers Gazette — read the source article.
