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$13.35$1.10
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$56.95$54.60$13.35$1.10$126.00
$98.70$80.85$13.35$1.10$194.00
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6.25 %1.00%0.50%0.50 %8.25 %
$0.62$1.40$0.46$0.18$2.66
$3,332,195
Water, Sewer, Refusecollection rates - one bill
Howe Eagle Scout Cody Hartleben constructed a "Welcome to Howe" signthat was completed in July of 2016.
Seconds count in an emergency
The following information is required toadd a telephone number into the"CodeRED" database: first and last name;address (physical address, no P.O. boxes);city; state; Zip Code; and primary phonenumber. The system works with cellularphones but requires a valid street address.When entering information, please fill outall of the screens because the newest dataentered will replace the old data.
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State Sales TaxGeneral Revenue Sales TaxAd valorem reduction Sales TaxEconomic Development (4-B) Sales TaxTotal
City of Howe Tax RateHowe I.S.D Tax RateGrayson County Tax RateGrayson County Junior College Tax RateTotal (per $100 valuation)
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WATERBaseper 1,000 next 4,000per 1,000 next 20,000per 1,000 next 20,000per 1,000 all over 45,000
SEWERBaseper additional metered1,000 gallons
TRASH (solid waste)BaseTax
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The City of Howe, Texas is located in the fast-growing North Texas area less thanan hour from the DFW Metroplex, and is conveniently centered around majorinterstate US Highway 75 with a school district that touches Texas Highway 289.This prime location has Howe positioned for rapid growth as more and morefamilies look to move away from the “big city” and enjoy the benefits a thrivingsmaller community can offer. The quality schools, interstate frontage, andmoderate tax rate make Howe a prime location for new and relocating businesses.
SECONDS COUNT IN ANEMERGENCY! That's why the City ofHowe has instituted the CodeREDEmergency Notification System - anultra high-speed telephonecommunication service for emergencynotifications. This system allows us totelephone all or targeted areas in caseof an emergency situation that requiresimmediate action (such as a boil-waternotice, missing child or evacuationnotices). The system is capable ofdialing 60,000 phone numbers per hour.It then delivers a pre-recorded messagedescribing the situations to a liveperson or an answering machine in theaffected area possibly includinginstructions requiring action on the partof the recipient. Once the situation isremedied, another call will be placed tothe area signaling that the issue hasbeen addressed and that normalactivities can be resumed.
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City ServicesThe City is your provider for water,waste water treatment and refusedisposal. These three services areincluded in the utility bill.
Payment for utility service is duebefore the tenth of each month.After the 10th, a late payment of10% is applied. (cut-off day fornon-payment is the 21st of themonth. Reconnection fee is $50during normal business hours and$75 for “after-hours”reconnection). If you have cityutilities and do not receive a bill fora specific month by the tenth,contact the utility department at903.532.5571.
In addition to a night drop boxlocated on the east of side of cityhall, payments can be made inperson, over the phone, U.S. Mail,or bank draft. The city acceptscash, checks, online bill pay, andVisa and Mastercard (debit orcredit).
Any form of payment receivedafter the 10th will be charged thelate applicable fee.
1. We accept the followingmethods of payment: cash, check,money order, debit, credit:
a. Night depositb. Mailc. Credit/debit by phoned. Credit/debit in person
2. Online through Utility BillingCompany (read NOTICE below)(customer must be set up throughour websitehttp://www.cityofhowe.org withinformation from their water bill.
NOTICE to eBill / ePay UserseBills are the paperless way toreceive and pay your utility billsonline and thus eliminate costlypaper bills sent through the U.S.mail. You have the option sign upor not. Once signed up for eBills(paperless billing) you will nolonger receive paper bills sent viaregular mail.
If you wish to pay online, you arerequired to sign up for eBills (orePay). Your regular paper bills willthen no longer be sent in the U.S.mail. You have the option ofviewing and/or paying your billonline. You do NOT have to pay itonline. If you wish to receive paperbills via the US Mail AND sign-upfor eBills/ePay, you must call theCity Hall and request continuationof paper bills via the US Mail.
On the city website atwww.cityofhowe.org, look for thered button (as seen below) to payonline.
Recycling and RefuseThe refuse collection companycontracted by the city will provideroll-out carts or dumpsters.Residential collections are madeeach Tuesday barring holidays thatfall on Tuesdays or in case ofextreme weather conditions.Containers need to be placed at thecurb-side or edge of the street nolater than Seven a.m. eachTuesday. Please collect yourcontainer once the company hasemptied the container. Items thatare not in the container will not becollected. Please place your refusein a plastic bag before placing it inthe container.
The first Saturday of each monthis “bulk item” day. Items need tobe at your regular collectionlocation by seven a.m. Since the
collection company will not pick upcertain items (tires, batteries,appliances and similar items) if youhave questions contact city hallbefore placing items for bulk pickup.
Also on the first Saturday a largecontainer is located at the CityUtility complex located in the 400blk of South Hughes. It is typicallyavailable starting at 8 a.m. andclosed at noon or when it is filled,whichever comes first.
A recycling bin(s) is also located atthe Utility complex and is typicallyavailable for use during regularbusiness hours. Please contact cityhall before taking items to therecycling bin.
ParksMemorial Park, located on thenortheast corner of N. Denny St.and E. Kosse St. The park featuresa pavilion with playgroundequipment and picnic tables.
A.M. Ferguson Park, located at401 S. Hughes was established in1971 as a baseball field for ages 5through 8.
Bicentennial Park, established in1976 and located on the west sideservice road of southbound US 75.This 5-acre park contains twobaseball fields. Kids ages 11-14utilize the north field while thesouth field is for youngsters whoare nine and ten.
Reed Park, located at 1000
Swanner Dr. and is a communitypark with swings, slides and picnicareas.
Summit Hill Park, a newlydedicated park to the City of Howefrom LGI Homes for the newsubdivision called Summit Hill.The park offers a gazebo and parkbenches under beautiful shadetrees.
Casey & Dot Jones Park, Plansare underway to construct hikingand biking trails as well as tenniscourts along with baseball,football and soccer facilities. Thecity has applied for a grant thatwill help kick-start thedevelopment of this park into acenter of recreational activities.
Youth SportsHowe offers youth football,basketball, baseball and softball.
Howe Youth Baseball signups arein January and information can befound at www.leaguelineup.com/howeyouthbaseball
Howe Youth Softball signups arein January and information can befound at www.leaguelineup.com/howeyouthsoftball
Howe Youth Football signups arein June and information can be
found at www.leaguelineup.com/howeyouthfootball.com
Howe Youth Cheer is operated byAthletic Cheer Force at 210 S.Collins Frwy, Howe, TX. They canbe reached at 903-815-1296 orathleticcheerforce.com
Howe Youth Basketball signups forboys and girls are in October andinformation can be found atwww.leaguelineup.com/howeyouthbasketball
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HISTORY OF HOWE
Founded in 1872, Howe was incorporated and became a “town” in 1884and originally came into existence as a result of a land purchaseagreement between Houston and Texas Central Railway and JabezHaning (pronounced Hey-ning). Howe at 873 feet, the highest point onthe rail line between Houston and the Red River, was initially namedSummit. The railroad representative who negotiated the land purchasewith Mr. Haning was F.M. Howe which led to renaming the city“Howe”.
As a major grain shipping city in the late 1800’s and the home of the RedRust-Proof Oats Company, the population stood at 450 in 1890 and hadchurches, hotels, doctors, barbers, druggists, and a gristmill operated by aFarmer’s Alliance Cooperative.
Newspapers published from the founding of the City until the presentinclude the Howe Herald that ran from 1890 and ceased operation around1910. In the 1930’ and 40’s, the city was served by The HoweMessenger. Former Texas Governor James Ferguson published TheHowe Chronicle along with his brother A.M. Ferguson during the late1930’s. The Howe Enterprise was established in 1963 and is enteringthe 54th year of publication. Today you can read the paper on-line athoweenterprise.com.
Howe became nationally known in 1940 when Mame Roberts became anational figure in beatification programs. As a result of Ms. Roberts’determination and hard work, her home town of Howe was named“Prettiest Little Town in Texas” by Reader’s Digest and Life Magazine.
Mame Roberts featured in the 1940 Rotarian Magazine.
1943 Howe High School graduate L.B. Kirby received a PurpleHeart for his heroism in World War II.
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Located on the US 75 growth corridor between McKinney and the RedRiver, Howe is ideally located and poised for both residential andcommercial development.
Locally owned businesses ranging from restaurants, antiques shops, tonumerous providers of different services have contributed to anincrease in sales tax receivables of $183,000 in 2010 to $317,000 in2016. Economic Development Director Monte Walker([email protected]) is heading the “shop local” program herein Howe. Monte is aggressively seeking a grocery store, which isconsistently the number one business citizens would like to have locatein Howe. Howe has an active Chamber of Commerce and an activeKeep Howe Beautiful committee. Contact Monte at 903.532.6080 forinformation on the Howe Development Alliance, Chamber ofCommerce or Keep Howe Beautiful.
Jeff Stanley ([email protected]) who is the Mayor of Howe andhas held that position since 2008 is leading the city in a positivefinancial direction with the cooperation of a progressive City Council.
Chief of Police Matt Whitworth ([email protected]) leadsa team of seven officers that are dedicated to protecting the citizens ofHowe.
The Howe Volunteer Fire Department has a full slate of qualifiedfirefighters led by Fire Chief Robert Maniet.
City Secretary Joy Stevens ([email protected]) 903.532.5571is available to answer any and all questions concerning the operationsat city hall.
David Wortham ([email protected]), Director of PublicWorks, is in charge of the water, sewer, and refuse collectiondepartments.
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Mayor: Jeffrey StanleyMayor Pro-Tem: Sam HaigisCouncilmember: Darren FosterCouncilmember: Georgia RichardsonCouncilmember: Bill FrenchCouncilmember: Sam HaigisCouncilmember: Jonathan Coleman
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HELPFUL CONTACTSCable, Internet and Telephone ServiceCable OneDish Network (LOCAL)Direct TVFrontier
ChamberHowe Area Chamber of Commerce
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HOWE LEADERSHIPCity Council meets the thirdTuesday of each month at 6:00pm at Council Chambers,
located at 700 W. Haning St.,Howe, Texas, 75459
City ContactsCity Hall116 E. Haning St., 903-532-5571City Manager: Joe ShephardCity Secretary: Joy Stevens
Utility Billing and Municipal Court116 E. Haning St. 903-532-5571Utility Clerk: Beccy RobertsCourt Clerk: Becky Hogenson(After hours night drop available)
Public Works317 S. Hughes St.Public Works Director: David Wortham
Code Enforcement317 S. Hughes St.Code Enforcement Officer: Bert Dowlen
Howe Fire Department118 E. Haning 903-532-6888 (non-emergency)Fire Chief: Robert Maniet
Howe Police Department700 W. Haning St. 903-532-9971 (non-emergency) Dispatch 903-813-4411Police Chief: Matt WhitworthPolice Sergeant: Michael Hill
Economic Development101 E. Haning St. 903-532-6080EDC Director: Monte Walker
City Boards and CommissionsAll meetings take place at 700 W.Haning St.
Planning & Zoning CommissionMeets third Monday as needed
Howe Community FacilitiesDevelopment CorporationMeets as needed
For more information visit the citywebsite www.cityofhowe.org
Howe Area Chamber ofCommerce
Volunteer Board Members
Robert Cannaday - PresidentJonathan Coleman - Vice President
LeAndra BeckemeyerSheryl BentleyTom DefrangeMonte Walker
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Howe Area Chamber Members3G BrandShopping; Retail1520 Marilee Ct., Howe, TX, 75459http://3gbrand.com/[email protected]
Abby's RestaurantRestaurant110 E. Haning St, Howe, TX 75459http://www.abbys-restaurant.com/[email protected]
Adams Automotive & TowingAuto & Motorcycle, Towing85 Redden Rd, Van Alstyne, TX 75495http://adamsautotow.com/[email protected]
American Efficiency SolutionsConstruction & Building Services,Heating & Air Conditioning2917 Wolf Front Rd, Van Alstyne, TX75459http://www.americanefficiencysolutions.com/[email protected]
Angels of Care Pediatric HomeHealthHealth; Fitness8001 S. U.S. Highway 75, Sherman, TX75090http://www.angelsofcare.com/[email protected]
Atmos EnergyPublic Utilities & Environment5111 Blue Flame Rd., Sherman, TX75090http://www.atmosenergy.com/1-888-286-6700 (Main)1-866-322-8667 Natural [email protected]
Baker A/C & Heating, Inc.45+ year Howe BusinessHeating & Air Conditioning215 N. Denny St., Howe, TX [email protected]
Bee Square Body CareHealth & Fitness26 Williams Trail, Howe, TX 75459http://beesquarebodycare.com/[email protected]
Bethel Baptist ChurchChurches905 Ponderosa Rd, P.O. Box 458, Howe,TX 75459 http://www.bethelbaptistHowe,TX 75459.com/ 903-532-6032jsuggs@bethelbaptistHowe, TX75459.com
Bill French PropertiesReal Estate315 N Travis Suite B-3, Sherman, TX75090http://www.billfrenchproperties.com/903-893-BILL (2455)[email protected]
Billys Trash ServicePublic Utilities & Environment800 S. Andrews, Sherman, TX [email protected]
Bob Utter FordAuto & Motorcycle2525 Texoma Parkway, Sherman, TX75090http://www.bobutterford.net/[email protected]
Cavender Home TheaterPublic Utilities & Environment,TV/Cable/Internet6202 Texoma Parkway, Sherman, TX75090http://www.cavendertv.com/[email protected]
Clean StripeBusiness & Professional Services,Cleaning, Construction & BuildingServices, Personal Services & Care909 E. FM 902, Howe, TX 75459http://www.cleanstripe.com254-640-9431 (Main)[email protected]
Creekview CreativeBusiness & Professional Services, Howe,TX 75459http://www.creekviewcreative.com/[email protected]
David Morgan InsuranceFinance & Insurance255 E. Jefferson St, P.O. Box 2105, VanAlstyne, TX 75495http://farmersagent.com/[email protected]
District Attorney Joe BrownDistrict AttorneyGovernmentP.O. Box 2212, Sherman, TX 75091http://joebrownda.com/[email protected]
Ed Meacham, State FarmFinance & Insurance2624 Loy Lake Rd., Suite B, Sherman, TX75090https://www.statefarm.com/agent/US/TX/Sherman/[email protected]
El Patio Escondido Mexican Restaurant& CantinaRestaurant495 W. Van Alstyne, TX Pkwy, P.O. Box637, Van Alstyne, TX 75495http://www.elpatioescondido.com/[email protected]
First Baptist Church HoweChurches100 W. Davis, Howe, TX 75459http://www.fbchowe.org/[email protected]
First United Methodist Church HoweChurches810 North Denny, Howe, TX 75459(903) [email protected]
Got Signs &MoreMarketing117 S. Powell PkwyAnna, TX 75409http://www.igotsigns.com/[email protected]
Grayson -CollinElectric Cooperative,Inc.Public Utilities & EnvironmentP.O. Box 548, Van Alstyne, TX 75495http://www.grayson-collin.coop/[email protected]
Guild Mortgage CompanyFinance & Insurance, Mortgage, RealEstate714 N. Travis St.,Sherman, TX 75090http://www.guildmortgage.com/officers/[email protected]
Howe Community LibraryEducationP.O. Box 756, Howe, TX75459https://www.facebook.com/communitylibrary/(903) [email protected]
Howe Independent School DistrictEducation105 W. Tutt St., Howe, TX 75459http://www.Howe, TX 75459isd.net/[email protected]
Howe MercantileAntiques, Shopping & Retail107 E. Haning St., Howe, TX 75459https://www.facebook.com/howe-Mercantile-1639767196252428/(817) [email protected]
Howe Enterprise50+ year Howe BusinessAdvertising, Marketing, News MediaP.O. Box 595, Howe, TX 75459http://www.howeenterprise.com/[email protected]
Independent BankFinance & Insurance100 South Denny, Howe, TX 75459https://www.independent-bank.com/(903) [email protected]
Jim Jackson Electrical Services, Inc.Construction & Building Services13496 US 75, Van Alstyne, TXhttp://www.jacksonelec.com/[email protected]
J-Talk Services, Melida AilshireMaster Certified Licensed InterpreterBusiness & Professional Services,Communications, Community Leader,Education, GovernmentP.O. Box 91593, Sherman, TX [email protected]
Kathy McGarry, Mayo AgencyFinance & Insurance215 S Ray Roberts Pkwy, P.O. Box 519Tioga, TX [email protected]
Kyrie's Coffee Co.Coffee Shop176 E. Jefferson, P.O. Box 830Van Alstyne, TX 75495http://www.kyriescoffeeco.com/(903) [email protected]
Legend BankFinance & Insurance1700 N. Travis, Suite E, Sherman, TX75092https://www.legend-bank.com/[email protected]
M&M PropertiesReal Estate901 N. Denny St., Howe, TX [email protected]
Magni-Fab Southwest Company45+ year Howe BusinessManufacturingP. O. Box 578, Howe, TX 75459http://www.magnifab.com/[email protected]
Mama Suzy's Sweets & EatsRestaurantBennett Rd, Howe, TX [email protected]
Melissa Millsap [email protected]
Michael Taylor Keller Williams RealtyReal EstateP.O. Box 575, Howe, TX [email protected]
New Beginning FellowshipChurches910 S. Denny St, PO Box 295, Howe, TX75459http://www.nbfhowe.com/(903) [email protected]
Norman FarmsAgriculture4871 Mackey Rd, Howe, TX [email protected]
Palio's Pizza CafeRestaurant303 W. Haning St., Howe, TX 75459https://www.paliosHowe.com/903-532-0390 (Main)[email protected]
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Provider Business PartnersBusiness & Professional Services106 W. Young St., Howe, TX 75459http://www.providerbusinesspartners.com/[email protected]
Renfro FarmsAgriculture1589 Harrell RdHowe, TX [email protected]
Rita Noel, Justice of the PeaceP.O. Box 672, Howe, TX [email protected]
Scoggins Funeral Home & CrematoryFuneral Home, Personal Services & Care637 W. Van Alstyne, TX Parkway, VanAlstyne, TX 75495http://scogginsfuneralhome.com/[email protected]
Servpro of Sherman, TX/DenisonPersonal Services & CarePO Box 1851, Sherman, TX 75091http://www.servproshermandenison.com/[email protected]
Sheep BoutiqueBusiness & Professional Services114 N. Main St., P.O. Box 822, VanAlstyne, TX 75495http://sheepboutique.com/[email protected]
Sheryl Bentley, Ebby HallidayREALTORSReal Estate3445 FM 1417 N., Sherman, TX 75092http://www.ebby.com/agents_offices/find_agent/info/sherylbentley(903) [email protected]
Slim & RenewHealth & Fitness530 S. Waco St., Van Alstyne, TX75495 http://www.slimandrenew.com/[email protected]
Smith-Garner, PCBusiness & Professional Services609 N. Denny St., P.O. Box 1019, Howe,TX 75459http://www.howecpa.com/(903) [email protected]
Stark Lane Farms Gift ShopShopping & Retail105 S. Denny St., Howe, TX 75459http://starklanefarms.com/[email protected]
TekWavPublic Utilities & Environment,TV/Cable/Internet314 N. Walnut St., Sherman, TX 75090http://www.tekwav.com/[email protected]
Texas Farm Bureau Insurance, DarrenFoster AgentFinance & Insurance1363 S Waco St., Van Alstyne, TX 75495https://www.txfb-ins.com/insurance/agent/grayson/32707/[email protected]
Texas Farm Bureau Insurance, LorettaAnderson AgentFinance & Insurance1363 S Waco St., Van Alstyne, TX 75495https://www.txfbins.com/insurance/agent/Grayson/23242/[email protected]
The School Zone Academy30+ year Howe BusinessChildcare/Daycare, Education105 Doyle Street, Howe, TX 75459http://theschoolzoneacademy.com/[email protected]
The Uselton GroupReal Estate382 Eagle Point Rd., Van Alstyne, TX75495http://www.theuseltongroup.com/[email protected]
TLD Design Consulting LLCConstruction & Building Services103 E. Haning St., Howe, TX 75459http://www.tld-dc.com/[email protected]
Twisted Balloons & MagicEntertainment1174 Dicken Rd.Howe, TX [email protected]
Vincent Realty GroupReal Estate324 Meadows Estate St., P.O. Box 756Tom Bean, TX 75489http://vincentrealtygroup.com/[email protected]
Personal Members
Curt BeckemeyerKeep Howe Beautiful [email protected]
Leandra BeckemeyerPostmaster, Chamber Board MemberP.O. Box 416, Howe, TX 75459.(972) [email protected]
Ned and Connie CulpPast Chamber Board [email protected]
Jesse DavisChamber Board [email protected]
Clarissia DotyElementary School Principal(903) [email protected]
Freddy HolcombPast Chamber Board [email protected]
Matt Mayo(903) [email protected]
Larry and Karla McDonald(903) [email protected]
Joe and Sandra ShephardCity [email protected]
Linda WallPast Chamber Board Member
Donna WormsbakerKeep Howe Beautiful Executive [email protected]
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Things you need to know...
The "V" in downtown is a victorylight that is only lit when the
varsity football team wins. It is atradition that has been in Howesince 1977. The tradition is tolight the V as soon as the teamwins and turn it off the followingThursday before the next games
of the week.
All schools have their own specialsymbols and Howe is no
different. The hand is formed tomake the representation of a
Bulldog by bending the index andpinky fingers halfway to give theBulldog sign. This has been
prevalent in Howe since the mid-to-late 1980s.
There are only 26 active Texashigh school football stadiums thatare older than Howe's BulldogStadium. Opening in 1935, nostadium in North Texas, otherthan the Cotton Bowl (1932) and
Fort Worth's Amon CarterStadium (1930), are older than
Bulldog Stadium.
Howe's Fall Festival is a 40-year-tradition. The event takes placetypically in October, but has been
moved to Nov. 4 for 2017.
The Fall Festival originally beganin Downtown Howe, but movedto the Howe Middle Schoolparking lot starting in 1986.
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