During the recent League City Council meeting on January 14, 2025, members paid tribute to the late Malcolm Daley, a long-time community advocate who passed away a few weeks ago. Daley was recognized for his 35 years of service to the city, particularly his dedication to youth sports, including Little League and Pony League. Council members expressed their condolences and shared personal anecdotes about Daley's impact on local sports and community initiatives.

Mayor Pro Tem highlighted Daley's contributions, stating, "We certainly will miss your expertise on the committees." Other council members echoed these sentiments, recalling how Daley coached teams and played a crucial role in reviving Pony League baseball in the late 1980s.

In addition to the memorial, the council celebrated the League City Library's recent award, acknowledging the hard work and dedication of its staff. Council member Tom Groot emphasized the importance of community resources like the library in enhancing the quality of life for residents.

The meeting also included a public service announcement from Council member Courtney Chadwell, who reminded residents to prepare for an upcoming cold spell. She urged everyone to protect their homes and pets as temperatures are expected to drop below freezing.

As the meeting concluded, the council's discussions underscored the importance of community engagement and support, both in honoring past contributions and in addressing current needs. The council's commitment to recognizing local heroes and promoting public safety reflects its ongoing dedication to the well-being of League City residents.