During this time of the year when we focus on giving thanks for the many blessings we have received and sharing with others, I realize 2020 has been a year that has presented challenges like no other. Read on...

The replica of the first house built in Friendswood (1895), the home of Frank J. Brown now has a permanent marker donated by the City of Friendswood commemorating the community’s 125th Anniversary. Read on...

A Friendswood homeowner’s monitored fire alarm is being credited to limiting the damage caused by a fire that began when no one was home. Read on...

The new fountain at the Friendswood Library is another significant addition made by the Friends of the Friendswood Library. Read on...

The City of Friendswood is compiling an application for the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities grant program administered by the Texas Department of Emergency Management and the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Read on...

Reminder: If you want to keep your sewer bill low for the year, be sure to limit your water consumption during these winter months (October-March). Read on...

Celebrating 125 years of Friendswood History Read on...

Samantha Haritos, the City of Friendswood Deputy Director of Engineering is very much focused on drainage. During their September meeting, she provided City Council with an update on the various projects underway and on the drawing board. Read on...