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MUNICIPAL COURT
MUNICIPAL COURT

MUNICIPAL COURT Heather Spivey, Municipal Court Clerk | 254-859-5964 | Fax: (254) 859-5779 | Spanish Interpretor Available (Esther Moreno)Honorable Judge Kevin R. Madison, Municipal JudgeOfficial Court Reporter – Kimberly Bowen Seibert143 WIlcox Dr. # AEddy, Texas 76524Rules of the Court. Please Read!Self-Help Notice or for more help on T...

Digital Hygiene: A Must for Brucevi...
An engaging and informative image depicting the concept of digital hygiene for a small-town community. It should illustrate a blend of small-town charm with modern digital practices. Picture a cozy, picturesque small town with houses, a school, and local businesses in the background, under a bright, clear sky. In the foreground, digitally stylized icons representing cybersecurity elements like a shield symbolizing antivirus protection, a lock for strong passwords, and a computer screen displaying a secure website. The image should evoke a sense of community and the importance of protecting it through responsible digital practices, making it relatable to residents of all ages. The style should be colorful, inviting, and easy to understand, conveying the message that cybersecurity is both essential and accessible to everyone in the town.

Learn how to protect yourself and your family online with our digital hygiene guide. Featuring tips on antivirus use, secure passwords, and more for Bruceville-Eddy residents....

HISTORY
HISTORY

HISTORY Bruceville-Eddy is on Interstate Highway 35 eighteen miles southwest of Waco in southern McLennan County. It began as two separate communities, Bruceville and Eddy, both of which became stations on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad in 1882. Bruceville was named for Lucien N. Bruce, who donated land for the railroad station. Much of the...

MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL

MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL The City of Bruceville-Eddy is governed by the rules and regulations pertaining to a class A general law city as outlined in the Texas Local Government Code. Municipal elections are held annually in November and council members are elected to two year terms. City Council meetings are held every 2nd Thursday of each month at 6...