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May 2026 Edition Deer in the Spotlight

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

DEER PARK PUBLIC LIBRARY

ART PARK PLAYERS

DEER PARK POLICE DEPARTMENT

SAN JACINTO MONUMENT AND BATTLEFIELD PUBLIC WORKS

Deer Park’s Eric & Myra Delgado have turned an initial interest in beekeeping into a thriving local business called Delgado Honey Bee's. They now sell raw, unfiltered honey that is truly straight from the hive to the jar (no chemicals or plastics ever). They also provide bee/hive removal and hive relocation services. These apiaries also sell beeswax, bee colonies, and provide pollination services for AG exemption.

Find out pricing and more at www.delgadohoneybees.com or call them at (281) 884-9488. You can also check them out on Facebook or Instagram at @Delgadohoneybees.

AUDITION ANNOUNCEMENT: HAIRSPRAY,

THE MUSICAL!

Art Park Players is thrilled to announce auditions for Hairspray, The Musical! Hairspray is under the Direction and Dance Direction of Ryan Baker and Vocal Direction of Brandon Tanner and is a high-energy musical comedy set in 1960s Baltimore that follows the lovable and determined Tracy Turnblad, a bighearted teen with big hair and even bigger dreams.

When Tracy lands a spot on the popular Corny Collins Show, she quickly becomes a local celebrity and uses her newfound fame to fight for integration and acceptance on the television program. Filled with catchy songs, vibrant dance numbers, and plenty of humor, Hairspray celebrates individuality, inclusion, and the belief that one person really can make a difference.

HAIRSPRAY DATES: JULY 10, 11, 12, 17, 18 19, 24, 25, 2026.

FIRST ROUND: VIDEO SUBMISSION AUDITION FORMAT: VIDEO SUBMISSION ONLY

Unlawful to Collide with Pedestrians

While operating on sidewalks, you maynot collide with any pedestrian or cause any pedestrian to leave the sidewalk to avoid a collision

No Listening Devices or Cell Phone Use

You may not wear headphones, earbuds, ear plugs or use a portable wireless communication device

Under 16 YOA Must Wear a Helmet

Under 16 years of age, you must wear a helmet

May Not Carry Extra Riders

You may not carry more people than the mobility device is designed for

Lights at Nighttime

Must have a white light to the front and red reflectors to the rear during nighttime

ORDINANCE ON MOTOR-ASSISTED SCOOTERS, E-BIKES & SELFBALANCING TRANSPORTERS

Children Under 10 YOA Cannot Operate

Childrenunder 10 YOA cannot operate on any roadway or sidewalk within the city limits

Roads 25 MPH + Only for Riders 15 YOA +

Children under 15 YOA cannot operate a Class 3 E-Bike and cannot operate on any roadway where speed limits exceeds 25 MPH

Complete Stop Before Crossing

When operating on a sidewalk, come to a full stop before crossing the roadway

Yield to Motorist Entering/Exiting Driveway or Road

You must yield to motorist entering or exiting the driveway or road

All City Parks are a No-Ride Zone

City parks are a no‑ride zone for all vehicles, bikes, scooters, skateboards, and skates

Limited Use on Bike & Hike Trails

Bike& hiketrails are limited to Class 1& 2 EBikes, motor-assisted scooters, & self-balancing transporters. No golf carts or motorcycles

Friendly Reminder from the Stormwater Team:

With clearer weather comes greener grass. But remember, blowing or sweeping grass clippings is against municipal code and can hinder the health and function of our storm system. Other prohibited storm water discharges:

Sediment (solid material such as sand, mud, or gravel)

Chemicals

Sewage

Chlorinated pool water

Paint

Fats, oils, and greases

The Sanitation Division has solved this problem by providing an additional service to their curbside pickup. The system is simple:

1.The waste oil should be placed in a screw tight disposable 1 gallon container (such as an old milk carton and up to two containers)

2.Placed at the curbside next to regular household trash. Or

1.Should bring the waste oil to the transfer station on Saturdays from 9AM to 4:30PM. A valid Deer Park ID and a utility bill are necessary.

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