The City of Calvert is soliciting Statements of Qualifications from qualified architectural, engineering, or construction firms to perform an interior and exterior conditional assessment of Calvert City Hall. The City is seeking a mid-level evaluation that documents observed deficiencies, probable causes, determine immediate stabilization needs, and provided a repair plan with cost options. Responses Due: February 3, 2026 at 1 pm EXTENDED to February 13, 2026 at 1 pm Delivery Method City Hall, 620 Main Street, Calvert Tx Via email: admin@calverttx.gov Point of Contact: Sergio Loya, City Administrator City Hall: 979-364-2881 Full solicitation available at: www.calverttx.gov/news

All City of Calvert Meetings scheduled for Monday, January 26, 2026 are Cancelled, to wit: * Calvert City Council Workshop Scheduled for January 26. 2026 @ 5pm is hereby Cancelled due to Inclement Weather. It will be rescheduled to a later date * The Calvert Historic District Committee Meeting Scheduled for January 26, 2026 @ 4pm is hereby Cancelled do to Inclement Weather. It will be rescheduled to a later date

Inclement Weather ALERT for City of Calvert Out of an abundance of caution, Calvert City Hall will be closed on Monday, January 26, 2026 due to inclement weather. Police patrols will continue as normal with support from Robertson County Pct 1 Constable David Ray. Public Works crews are on standby for fallen trees or debris emergencies. For any emergency please call 911. They can direct you to the services you may need. The Calvert Sr. Center located at 208 West Texas, Calvert is the communities warming center.

Dear Texas811 Stakeholder, We want to share an important update regarding the old Texas811 portal and interactive ticket link currently used to submit and manage locate requests. As of January 15, the old Texas811 portal will no longer be available. This means any links associated with the old portal or interactive ticket submission will stop working. Moving forward, all members and excavators should use the new Texas811 Portal to submit and manage tickets: The new portal will be the only supported platform for ticket activity going forward. To avoid disruptions, we recommend transitioning as soon as possible. If you have questions or need assistance, please contact us at training@texas811.org. Thank you for helping ensure a smooth transition and for continuing to dig safely. Texas 811 Posted as a Service by the City of Calvert

Here are the 2025 and 2026 Christmas and New Year City Hall Hours of Operations. City Hall will be closed in observation of Christmas and New Year's Holidays December 24 - all day December 25 - all day December 26 - all day and January 1, 2026 - all day Frontier Waste Pick-up - No change in schedule

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE City of Calvert, Texas Date: October 20, 2025 Union Pacific Railroad to Upgrade Rail Lines Through Calvert Calvert, TX – The City of Calvert has been notified by Union Pacific Railroad of upcoming rail improvement work that will upgrade all six railroad crossings within the city limits. The upgrades are part of Union Pacific’s ongoing infrastructure improvement efforts to ensure the safety and efficiency of their rail service in the region. According to Scott Gaddy of Union Pacific Railroad, the rail replacement project is scheduled to occur between August 23 and August 26. Work will take place in two phases, during which crossings will be temporarily closed to allow crews to remove old rails and install new ones. Crossing Schedule • Phase 1: Browning Street, Wharton Street, Barton Street • Phase 2: Burnett Street, Hanna Street, Gregg Street Each phase will involve three crossings closed at a time for approximately two days each to ensure safe and efficient completion of the work. We have not been made aware of which group of crossings will be first. Union Pacific will deliver all necessary materials and equipment by rail, including traffic barriers and signage. Exact staging areas for their supplies and machinery are still being determined. Community and Public Safety Coordination City officials are coordinating closely with Union Pacific to minimize disruption to residents and to maintain access for patrol, fire, and emergency services. City Administrator Sergio Loya has requested a site visit from Union Pacific’s project supervisor prior to the start of work to ensure appropriate coordination and communication with all local departments. “This upgrade will bring significant long-term benefits to the safety and reliability of the rail system through Calvert,” said City Manager Sergio Loya. “We appreciate the community’s patience as Union Pacific completes this important work.” Residents are encouraged to plan alternate routes and exercise caution near construction zones. Updated information will be provided as the project schedule is finalized. For more information, please contact City Hall at (979) 364-2888 or Union Pacific Railroad at (918) 351-4123.