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Population: 848 |
CITY
MEETINGS...
Eustace
City Council meets the
First Thursday of each month at
7:00 p.m. in the City Hall building.
Called Agenda:
June 3, 2009
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In the year of 1900 our city was named for Captain W.T. Eustace, a well-dressed, trim-bearded man of slight stature. He was a popular Confederate Civil War veteran from Virginia that settled in Athens in 1867. Although he never actually lived in Eustace the citizens were so impressed by his actions they honored him by naming their town Eustace. |
UPCOMING EVENTS...
● Pioneer Day - June 20, 2009
● Tour of Homes - TBA
● Christmas Light
Parade & Christmas
on-the-Square - TBA
NEWS...
Eustace Extra Territorial
Jurisdiction:
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Message from the Mayor (Oct. '08)
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Petition Requesting
Annexation
| CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS | ||
| Laura R. Ward................. | Mayor....................... | May 2011 |
| Karyn Mullen................... | Council...................... | May 2011 |
| Lisa K. Roberts................ | Council...................... | May 2011 |
| Chuck Powers................. | Council...................... | May 2010 |
| J.W. Wallace.................. | Council...................... | May 2010 |
| Scott Purl...................... | Council...................... | May 2010 |
| CITY STAFF | ||
| Drucilla T. Haynes............ | City Secretary | |
| Robert D. Walker............. | Police Chief | |
| Thomas J. Acker, Jr. ....... | Water/Wastewater | |
| Jay B. Thomas................ | Streets & Roads |
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WHERE IS
EUSTACE? Eustace can be easily located - just 12 miles east of Mabank and 11 miles west of Athens. Cedar Creek Lake is just one of the local attractions as well as Purtis Creek State Park which is just 3-miles north of the Eustace City Limits. Purtis Creek State Park offers several camping, fishing, hiking, and family activities. |
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City of
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