During the recent Flower Mound Town Council meeting on June 2, 2025, significant discussions centered around safety concerns related to electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in parking garages. Jamie Adams, a representative from a local agency, raised alarms about the potential hazards posed by EVs, particularly in the event of a fire. He highlighted that the intense heat generated during such incidents could create dangerous situations, especially in enclosed spaces where gasoline vehicles are also present. Adams emphasized the challenges emergency responders face when dealing with EV fires, noting that the weight of these vehicles complicates their removal from garages.

In addition to the safety concerns, the council shared upcoming community events aimed at fostering local engagement. Notably, the "Chalk the Walk" event is scheduled for Saturday at Heritage Park, inviting residents to participate in a fun and creative atmosphere. Furthermore, the dedication of the Gibson Grant Log House as a Texas Historical Landmark will take place, offering a day filled with activities for all ages.

The council also announced a future meeting on June 16, while a previously scheduled work session on June 19 has been canceled. As the meeting concluded, the council encouraged community members to stay informed and involved in local initiatives, reinforcing the importance of public participation in shaping the town's future.