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Diboll, Texas

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Diboll's home rule charter passed, with 254 voters voting for it and 150 against it. The charter will give the city authority to regulate itself instead of having to follow state guidelines in all cases.

Incumbent Don Hendricks and challenger Gary Jones won two of the three full-term positions on the Diboll City Council. Hendricks had 213 votes and Jones had 194 votes. Incumbent Fred Mitchell and challenger Gary Mike Smith tied for the third position, each having 175 votes.

"That's going to have to be worked out," Diboll City Manager Kenneth Williams said.

Incumbent Gandy Stubblefield, who was also vying for one of the seats, got 139 votes.

For a replacement one-year term on the council, Larry Cook won with 245 votes. Bryan Wilson had 78 votes and Charles Chapman had 72.  Read more about it in the Lufkin Daily News.

The Library is Open in its Temporary Home

 

It has been a busy, yet exciting two weeks for the Library staff and volunteers who assisted in moving the T.L.L. Temple Memorial Library to its temporary home at 800 N. Temple Drive. The move is now complete; the books are on the shelves and ready for check out. The Library will open for business at 9:00am on March 24, 2008. Welcome back everyone!
One hundred and forty-six dozen tamales were sold before 1 p.m. by Adelfa Sanchez on Saturday at the first ever Diboll Tamale Festival; and according to the judges, her tamales were only good enough for second place in the cook-off.

Delia Rojas captured first-place honors with her tamales, and Phil Clark placed behind Sanchez in third. However, it wasn't the tamales, but rather the lack there of, that left patrons wide-eyed with wonder at Diboll's Lottie & Arthur Temple Civic Center.  Read more about it in the Lufkin Daily News.
New!  Our Project Status Report is available to download in PDF.  This report gives the current status of numerous City projects.
The City of Diboll is now webcasting council meetings and we are broadcasting them on Suddenlink cable channel 15.  The Diboll council meetings will rotate with City of Lufkin council meetings and other content.  These meetings are also broadcast on Consolidated digital TV system.

 

Tune into channel 15 and watch your City government in action. 

The City of Diboll occasionally receives inquiries regarding the method of calculating water consumption, waste water and late fees.  We have a public information notice in PDF format that is intended to clarify these questions.
Welcome to the City of Diboll's new website.  We have upgraded our website to provide more online services and information to the citizens of Diboll.  You can read bios of our Mayor and council, read about the various departments and use new on-line services such as reporting problems and requesting services.  We hope you enjoy the new website.