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The Texas Public Information Act (the “Public Information Act” or the “Act”) gives the public the right to request access to government... More… The Texas Public Information Act (the “Public Information Act” or the “Act”) gives the public the right to request access to government information. The Act is triggered when a person submits a written request to a governmental body. The request must ask for records or information already in existence. The Act does not require a governmental body to create new information, to do legal research, or to answer questions. Requests submitted under the Public Information Act are handled by the City Secretary. Requests can be submitted by online form, mail, fax, email, or in person, and must be in writing. All requests should include enough description and detail about the information requested to enable the City to accurately identify and locate the information requested.Less…

(Without a Formal Court Appearance)

Our December 18 class will be held at the City Hall Court Room - 3411 Barker Avenue Class will be from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and will go... More… Our December 18 class will be held at the City Hall Court Room - 3411 Barker Avenue Class will be from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and will go over CPR/AED/Choking. Classes are for Melissa citizens ages 12 years and older. Any course related questions please email fireadmin@cityofmelissa.com Note: Taking this course will not result in official CPR or first-aid certification. What it will do is prepare you to be able to provide potentially lifesaving care until first responders arrive. Less…

Fill this form out when you leave town and would like a special watch opened on your house.

At times our officers come into contact with people of all ages who are lost. Most of the time, getting them back home is fairly... More… At times our officers come into contact with people of all ages who are lost. Most of the time, getting them back home is fairly simple. Other times, we encounter people who are disoriented and cannot remember their name, personal information, addresses, names of relatives, or other information that would be helpful in returning them home. This disorientation may be caused by Alzheimer's or a wide variety of medical or mental conditions. Circumstances such as these make it difficult for officers to get the person home quickly, but more importantly, it creates an additional burden on the lost person and on the family or caregivers who may be trying to locate them.Less…

Fill this form out to request an adjustment to your bill due to a water leak.