In a year with many unexpected twists and turns, we wanted to make sure to start 2022 off with a bang. So were pleased to unexpectedly (see what we did there) find photos that will be 50 years old in 2022 that have been preserved by the Pearland Historical Society. We took 12 of those photos out to the locations where they were originally taken and took a current picture to see what 50 years difference looks like. It was a labor of love, and we hope you enjoy this calendar that is the result of our efforts. The printed calendars are in the production process, but due to supply chain and shipping delays, they won’t make it into homes until the middle of January. But the digital version is available now so you can get a sneak peek at the calendars that will be arriving in your mailbox in just a few weeks. We’re looking forward to 2022 and we hope you are too.
& THEN NOW P E A R L A N D I N 1 9 7 2 A N D T O D A Y
2022 ANNUAL REPORT & CALENDAR
STRATEGIC PRIORITIES PREPARE TO LOVE IT
Exceptional Government This is our commitment to transparency, accountability and continual improvement. We strive to be a model for other cities and aim to evoke pride from residents, visitors and City employees alike.
Connected Community At our best, we are at the intersection of government and community with a continuous feedback loop of information that deepens the relationship.
Sound Infrastructure The literal foundation of sound infrastructure makes the Pearland community a possibility. Long-term strategies focused on essential services such as transportation, clean water and flood mitigation keep Pearland competitive.
Safe Community We strive to create peace of mind for residents and visitors alike and to deliver on the promise that Pearland is a safe place for everyone.
Strong Economy Stable and steady growth creates the unending opportunity to invest in building an attractive community that will thrive for generations to come.
PEARLAND BY THE NUMBERS
17.9% of residents hold graduate or professional degrees Source: 2019 American Community Survey; 1-year estimates 46.6% of residents have earned bachelor’s degrees or higher Source: 2019 American Community Survey 1-year estimates 6.3% unemployment rate in Pearland National Rate: 8.1% Source: 2020 Annual Unemployment Rate – Texas Workforce Commission
125,828 estimated population Source: U.S. Census 2020. (This figure does not include any ETJ/permit data.) $106,757 median household income State of Texas: $64,034 Source: 2019 American Community Survey 1-year estimates $269,500 median home value Source: 2019 American Community Survey 1-year estimates
Pearland City Council Members as of December 2021
KEVIN COLE Mayor ADRIAN HERNANDEZ Mayor Pro Tem / Councilmember Position 4
LUKE ORLANDO Councilmember Position 1 TONY CARBONE Councilmember Position 2
ALEX KAMKAR Councilmember Position 3 J. DAVID LITTLE Councilmember Position 5
TRENT PEREZ Councilmember Position 6 WOODY OWENS Councilmember Position 7
Pictured on left Left to right back row: Luke Orlando, Tony Carbone, Alex Kamkar, J. David Little, Trent Perez and Woody Owens; front row: Adrian Hernandez and Mayor Kevin Cole
PEARLAND 2022 CALENDAR AND ANNUAL REPORT City Council meetings (on the second and fourth Mondays each month) and Planning & Zoning meetings (on the first and third Mondays each month) are held at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall located at 3519 Liberty Dr., Pearland, Texas 77581. Residents can watch the meetings live at pearlandtx.gov/citycouncilvideos . Parks, Recreation and Beautification Board meetings (on the second Thursday each month) are held at 8:15 a.m. at the Recreation Center & Natatorium located at 4141 Bailey Rd., Pearland, Texas 77584.
EXPLORE PEARLAND Pearland is located immediately south and adjacent to Houston in the Texas Gulf Coast Region in Brazoria, Fort Bend and Harris
counties. Outstanding public schools, a diverse population welcoming to people of all backgrounds and safe neighborhoods are Pearland hallmarks. This innovative, fast-growing community is approximately 20 minutes from downtown Houston and 8 miles from the Texas Medical Center. The Johnson Space Center, Port of Houston and William P. Hobby Airport are key nearby regional assets.
AWARDS & MERITS
PARKS & RECREATION
Texas Recreation & Park Society (TRAPS) • Innovative Program Award – Adventures with EduKatie (Fall 2021) • Photography Award - Camp Program at Education Pond (Fall 2021) • Maintenance Award – Nature as a Maintenance Solution - JHEC Naturalizing Project (Fall 2021)
• Creative COVID Award ( Fall 2020) • Promotional Award (Fall 2020)
Green Film Festival Fan Favorite of Wild about Houston Adventures with Edu-Katie (December 2020)
POLICE DEPARTMENT
OTHER AWARDS
MADD Law Enforcement Recognition In 2020, the Pearland Police Department made 239 DWI arrests and, unfortunately, was on pace to surpass that statistic in late 2021. In addition to regular participation in DWI STEP grants for enforcement, the Pearland Police Department maintains year-round status as a “no refusal” agency. This effort has been made feasible by our pioneering use of technology to obtain search warrants for blood to be drawn of suspected intoxicated drivers. In legally appropriate cases, our officers will prepare a request for a blood draw warrant for judicial review. As a result, numerous cases from breath test refusals or cases where the suspected intoxicant is other than alcohol can be prosecuted. The Pearland Police Department maintains these measures to combat the societal harm caused by intoxicated driving.
Platinum Certification from Scenic Texas City of Pearland (Fall 2021) Water Environment Federation William D. Hatfield Award Dynnie Mitchell, City of Pearland (2021)
Multi-Modal Master Plan - Gold Transportation Planning (2021)
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LIVE, WORK & PLAY IN PEARLAND
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PARK AND CITY FACILITY AMENITIES
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(CEN) CENTENNIAL PARK 3219 McLean Rd. (IND) INDEPENDENCE PARK 3449 Pearland Pkwy. SOUTHDOWN PARK 2150 Country Place Pkwy.
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CREEKSIDE PARK 2935 E. Orange St. AARON PASTERNAK MEMORIAL PARK 2402 Parkview Dr. ZYCHLINSKI PARK 2243 N. Grand Blvd. SHADOW CREEK RANCH NATURE TRAIL 1801 Kingsley Dr. SOUTH GATE PARK 11417 Harris Ave. HERITAGE PLAZA (GAZEBO)
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BUDGET OVERVIEW
Innovation + Improvement An organization’s purpose drives continuous innovation and improvement; this motivation moves our City ever-forward. Everyone has his own take on what lies at the heart of public service. Here are just a few examples from City of Pearland employees: Community building, providing vital public services to all fairly and equitably. Making the lives better for our citizens. Creating an attractive and safe community where citizens and businesses will realize value in establishing roots. This year, the City kept “resiliency” at the center of the conversation in developing the Fiscal Year 2022 Budget, ensuring effective investment, growth and development of core services that make our community receptive to changes.
Public Safety Investment Pearland continues its commitment to invest in Public Safety staff, resources, training and technology. This year, expenditures for Police and Fire represented 56% ($55.2 million) of the General Fund budget. The departments received $3.9M more than in last year’s budget. In 2022, this money will be used to hire one new police officer, increase compensation and make needed capital replacements. Capital Improvements Our Capital Improvements Plan has $479.5 million committed to projects in the next five years. The vast majority of $292.5 million is needed for water and wastewater improvements. Those needs are repaid by users of the systems, from the City’s Enterprise Fund that operates as a business, charging rates to ensure the fund is self- supporting. Of the remaining $187 million, $61.7 million is for new street widening or extensions across Pearland. $479.5 million worth of projects planned through 2026 $292.5 million water and wastewater improvement $61.7 million new street widening or extensions
MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR
Despite challenges in 2021, Pearland continued to position itself as the Community of Choice in the Greater Houston Area during this past year. We have continually adapted to the “new normal” as we encounter new experiences almost every day. The 2019 Bond Program is well underway with many completed projects slated for early 2022. As the population in the Houston Metropolitan Area increased, Pearland saw the official 2020 census reach 125,825—that’s a 37 percent growth in the past 10 years! Providing services for the increasing population will continue to be challenging, but it should inspire all of us to be creative in planning for the future. It is our job to continue upgrading our City services and infrastructure to meet the growth, maintain our quality of life as a safe and livable city and keep our great sense of community-- all while being good stewards of the tax dollars entrusted to your professional public servants. Pearland is known for our quality of life. We must continue to attract corporate headquarters, high-value retailers and quality industrial development. These efforts will increase our tax base and help support our growth. As your Mayor, I welcome and encourage all our residents to participate in our local government. Together we will continue to make Pearland a special place. My goal, as always, is to make Pearland the Community of Choice.
KEVIN COLE Mayor, City of Pearland
PEARLAND 2022 CALENDAR AND ANNUAL REPORT
CITY OF PEARLAND FISCAL YEAR 2022 BUDGET
PROPERTY TAX RATE 6-YEAR TREND
CITY SERVICES SUPPORTED BY PROPERTY TAXES
Pearland’s property tax rate for Fiscal Year 2022 is $0.701416, a decrease of more than 2 cents from last year. The City’s tax rate is established annually through the budget process, which begins in February each year and runs through September. City Council and community stakeholders participate in a process facilitated by City staff to determine how to best invest in the City’s six Strategic Priorities, which lay the groundwork for sustainable growth and value across our community. The result is a budget recommendation that is paired with home values provided by the counties, which determines the appropriate tax rate. Once adopted, funds from property taxes go directly to services residents see every day, such as police, fire, infrastructure, parks and so much more.
56% 25%
Capital Project Financing
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8% 6% 3% 2%
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Capital Project Financing
0.3555
0.3422
0.3452
0.3675
0.3548
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Reimbursements to In-City MUDDistricts
0.0845
0.0878
0.0840
0.0670 0.0602
0.0669
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0.2412
0.2551
0.2800
0.3067
0.3050 0.3094
The City of Pearland makes up between 20 and 30% of your total property tax bill.
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SALES TAX REVENUE IN MILLIONS Sales Tax, primarily composed of a 1 cent local sales tax collection (from the City’s General Fund), is estimated to increase from $24.3 million in Fiscal Year 2021 to $24.9 million in Fiscal Year 2022. The sales tax revenue has increased as the local economy grows. The Pearland Economic Development Corporation also collects a half- cent local sales tax, which is not reflected in these numbers.
$20.5 2017-ACTUAL
$22.6 2018-ACTUAL
$22.4 2019-ACTUAL
$22.7 2020-ACTUAL
$24.3 2021-ESTIMATED
$24.9 2022-ADOPTED
GENERAL FUND REVENUE
HOW THE CITY ALLOCATES MONEY FROM THE GENERAL FUND ($99.6 MILLION) Adopted General Fund expenditures for Fiscal Year 2022 total $99,572,064. Public Safety (Police and Fire) accounts for 56% of the total budget as services are provided 24/7. There are 701 positions (full and part-time) in the General Fund of which 426 or 61% are Public Safety-related.
Sales and Use Tax Revenue makes up 25% of the General Fund’s revenue. Property Taxes account for an additional 31% of the General Fund. Service charges (20% of revenue) include ambulance fees, parks and recreation fees and administration fees from the Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ). Franchise Fees (6% of revenues) come from utilities (gas, cable, electric, telephone and garbage) for use of City rights of way.
TOTAL GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES (BY EXPENSE TYPE)
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Total Budget
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Salaries & Wages
$71,050,201
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Property Taxes
$31,109,155
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Professional Services
$10,640,586
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Police
$32,520,979
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Sales & Use Taxes
$24,867,810
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Motor Pool Transfer
$4,189,988
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Fire
$22,726,518
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Charges for Services
$20,190,612
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Equipment Maintenance
$3,468,429
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Public Works
$13,648,806
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Transfers In
$9,441,314
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Materials & Supplies
$3,101,108
3.1%
Parks & Recreation
$7,459,093
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Franchise Fees
$6,375,698
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Transfer Out
$2,325,599
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Other Requirements/Transfer
$6,680,891
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Licenses & Permits
$4,398,520
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Building & Grounds
$1,765,597
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Community Services
$4,507,149
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Fines & Forfeitures
$2,461,382
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Infrastructure Transfer
$1,462,471
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Information Technology
$4,250,081
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Miscellaneous
$757,601
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Capital Outlay
$682,719
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General Government
$3,421,347
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Total General Fund
$99,602,092
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Inventory
$537,229
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Finance
$2,793,563
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$222,800
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Human Resources
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71.4% Salaries and Wages
Principle & Interest
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Total General Fund
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Total General Fund
$99,572,064
57% of the General Fund goes to Police and Fire services
PEARLAND 2022 CALENDAR AND ANNUAL REPORT
Country Club Drive Facing southwest towards the entrance of the Green Tee Terrace subdivision, you can see the same white house located on the 3000 block of Country Club Drive. This house no longer sits alone on this stretch of road as the neighborhood has seen significant growth throughout the years.
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Country Club Drive and FM 518 Standing outside the Green Tee Terrace subdivision, the entrance sign has seen a number of design changes representing a continued dedication to the neighborhood’s character.
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FM 518 and Park Avenue Pearland Elementary, Junior High and Senior High Schools were all once located on the same campus. The sign pictured would highlight school events year- round. The campus property has since been subdivided between the Horizon Montessori School and other properties, including Killen’s BBQ, where this sign and parking lot once stood. Of note, Killen’s BBQ consistently remains one of the top 50 barbecue joints in Texas.
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City Council Regular Meeting Street and Jasmine Street, Pearland Elementary School once used the building located on the left. Today it is used by the Horizon Montessori School. Not pictured, but adjacent to the school, was an empty lot, which is now the Zychlinski Park, named after Witold von Zychli ski, the founder of Pearland. Planning&ZoningMeeting Grand Street and Jasmine Street Facing south, at this intersection of Grand
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Orange Street and N. Grand Boulevard Facing west, Orange Street was a
frequented road, with access to SH-35 as well as to residential areas to the east. The small building pictured still stands at this corner of Orange Street and N. Grand Boulevard, while the lumberyard has since moved across the street, as pictured.
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Orange Street and Isla Drive Isla Drive is one of the many residential avenues branching off Orange Street. The trees pictured have since flourished and are nowmature, providing welcome shade during hotter Texas months. Not pictured, but of significant note, is the house on the right, which belonged to Mickey Mark, former president of the Pearland Historical Society.
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Railroad Tracks and Orange Street Where the railroad bisects Orange Street, facing north, you can see the rice drier silos in the distance. The silos were built in 1948 and were operated by American Rice Growers. The building went dormant some decades later and was finally demolished in January 2019. The silos were a glimpse of Pearland’s agricultural past, where heightened rice production in the 1940s and its proximity to the railroad proved advantageous.
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FM 518 and Railroad Tracks The train depot seen here was the hub for businessmen traveling between Houston and Galveston and is now the oldest standing building in the city. The train depot was built in 1900, just six years after Pearland’s official founding in 1894. Now, the depot no longer stands by the railroad tracks and has since been relocated to its current location on Liberty Drive, adjacent to City Hall.
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FM 518 and SH-35 Looking west toward the train tracks on FM 518, we can see two young people enjoying a bright day on horseback. The juxtaposition of the horseback riders trotting casually alongside one of Pearland’s busiest thoroughfares in the 70s wouldn’t be entirely out of the picture if seen today. In the background, we also can see the Brazoria County Realty building, which is now used by Pearland Coffee Roasters, one of Pearland’s local coffee establishments.
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City Facilities Closed PEARLAND 2022 CALENDAR AND ANNUAL REPORT
Parks BoardMeeting
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No TrashPickup
FM 518 and SH-35 This image captures FM 518 facing east with Main Street (also now known as SH-35) at the intersection. Surrounding local businesses include the Pearland Drug Store and Dairy Mart. To the right, but not shown, is the old Crown gas station.
City Facilities Closed PEARLAND 2022 CALENDAR AND ANNUAL REPORT
Parks BoardMeeting
Library BoardMeeting
City Council Regular Meeting
Planning&ZoningMeeting
ZoningBoard of Adjustment
PEDCBoardMeeting
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Breast Cancer AwarenessMonth Domestic Violence AwarenessMonth
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City Facilities Closed PEARLAND 2022 CALENDAR AND ANNUAL REPORT
Parks BoardMeeting
Library BoardMeeting
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No TrashPickup
FM 518 and SH-35 Standing on FM 518 facing west, gas stations and Pearland local businesses surrounded this major intersection, as commuters traversed through town, north toward Houston, or south toward Galveston.
City Facilities Closed PEARLAND 2022 CALENDAR AND ANNUAL REPORT
Parks BoardMeeting
Library BoardMeeting
City Council Regular Meeting
Planning&ZoningMeeting
ZoningBoard of Adjustment
PEDCBoardMeeting
No TrashPickup
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Parks BoardMeeting
Library BoardMeeting
City Council Regular Meeting
Planning&ZoningMeeting
ZoningBoard of Adjustment
PEDCBoardMeeting
No TrashPickup
FM 518 and Sherwood Drive Sherwood Village Shopping Center, located on FM 518 between Sherwood Drive and E. Walnut Street, housed a number of retail stores, including the TG&Y. This shopping center continues to house five and dime thrift stores, such as Forgotten Angels, Hidden Treasures and the Salvation Army, as well as restaurants and salons.
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City Facilities Closed PEARLAND 2022 CALENDAR AND ANNUAL REPORT
Parks BoardMeeting
Library BoardMeeting
City Council Regular Meeting
Planning&ZoningMeeting
ZoningBoard of Adjustment
PEDCBoardMeeting
No TrashPickup
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Thank you to those who contributed the original photos, especially the Pearland Historical Society and Donald Hayes for preserving the negatives and David DeHoyos for the printing and digital restoration of the 1972 photos.
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