The City Council of Jersey Village convened on March 17, 2025, to address several key agenda items and community matters. The meeting began with a discussion regarding the potential rebuilding of city facilities. A council member referenced a statement from a resident who proposed three options for consideration, including rebuilding in the same location and utilizing existing facilities. The council agreed to revisit this topic in May, postponing any decisions until then.

Following this, Council Member Sheppard raised concerns about settling issues on a sewer line, noting ongoing work in the area. She requested that city staff investigate the matter further. Sheppard also highlighted upcoming community events, including Founders Day on April 12, and expressed gratitude to the Jersey Village Police Department and Fire Department for their participation in a recent career fair at Cook Middle School. This event, aimed at providing students with career options, was well-received, with positive feedback from attendees.

In addition, Sheppard acknowledged the importance of kindness and patience as the city approaches election season, reminding residents that candidates are their neighbors. She also paid tribute to former Mayor Ambress, who recently passed away, recognizing his contributions to the community.

The meeting concluded with the council entering an executive session to discuss real property and consult with legal counsel, adhering to the Texas Open Meetings Act. The session began at 9:27 PM, marking the end of the public portion of the meeting. Overall, the council's discussions reflected a commitment to community engagement and proactive governance.