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Completed Projects

Pier and Covered Pavilion Levee Road in Fort Anahuac Park

 

Provided by Anahuac Municipal Development District for the citizens of Chambers County

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Completed 2011

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Cradle of Texas Independence

AMDD provided partial funding with the Chambers County Historical Commission for the artist to paint this rendition of the Turtle Bayou Resolutions and the Cradle of Texas Independence    

 

Located on the outside office building wall of JP Randy Van Deventer near the Chambers County Court House.

 

Provided by AMDD & the Historical Commission to highlight Anahuac’s importance in the fight for Texas Independence.

                                             

                                               WALK OVER BRIDGE BEHIND ELEMENTARY                                                                                                  TO PENICK ADDITION
 

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Director Bill Stults stands on the newly repaired walk-over bridge that allows students to walk from the Anahuac Elementary School to the Penick Addition crossing over a large drainage ditch.

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                                 Completed August 2019

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            ANAHUAC BOAT DOCK/KAYAK LAUNCH

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AMDD is proud to complete the Anahuac Boat Dock/Kayak Launch after numerous delays.  Our citizens and visitors to this area can now launch their boats and kayaks directly into Lake Anahuac. The kayak launch is an added feature to support the many kayak enthusiasts.  AMDD envites you to come out to this newly completed project and witness the beauty of Lake Anahuac. 

 

AMDD has recently turned the completed dock project over to the City of Anahuac.  A grand opening will be held in the near future.  AMDD thanks Chambers-Liberty Counties Navigation District, Chambers County Parks & Recreation, Chambers County Road and Bridge, The City of Anahuac and citizens Richard and Tracie Lasater for their combined efforts to make this project a reality.

                                                 Completed January 2020

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           ABOVE GROUND WATER STORAGE TANK

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As you enter Anahuac at the 4-way stop directly across from Allegiance bank, you will see a newly constructed above ground water tank provided by the City of Anahuac to the right. AMDD began a project in 2019 to approach the public for ideas and images for a mural to be placed on the tank. After numerous submissions, local artist Toby Haynes submitted the winning depiction of the second Anahuac Disturbance in 1835 when William Travis commandeered a schooner from Harrisburg to attack Fort Anahuac and free the wrongfully imprisoned Texans. 

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Travis and 25 men took on a strength of 40 plus soldiers and were victorious in accomplishing their objective.  This situation was a small but crucial point for Texas and helped solidify the local Texans in the area to join the fight for Texas independence.

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Toby Haynes served as the project manager of this endeavor, playing a pivotal role in coordinating with the supplier, Spectrum Graphic Designs, to ensure all areas of design are met.  The mural is now in place to be viewed and enjoyed by our citizens and visitors. 

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                                                      Completed July 2020

ABOVE GROUND WATER TANK NORTH
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AMDD is pleased to add the newest logo to the Above Ground Water Tank for the citizens and visitors of the City of Anahuac.  The pride of Anahuac is shown in the display of the American Flag as it waves in the wind and welcomes everyone to our great city.  Also included on display is Anahuac's pride as being the Home of the Panthers displaying the new AISD branding of the AP claw.

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                                               Completed October 2021

      HISTORICAL  MARKER

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AMDD is pleased to have completed the renovation of the historical marker signifying the formation of Chambers County, formed from Jefferson and Liberty Counties in February of 1856 and named in honor of General Thomas Jefferson Chambers.  Marker is located on Miller Street as you come into the City of Anahuac.

     

                                              Completed December 2021

City of Anahuac Digital Sign

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AMDD is proud to provide the LED Digital Sign for the City of Anahuac to keep citizens informed of upgoing and significant events taking place. Pictured are City officials and AMDD directors from left to right: Dedra Crews, City Alderman, Annette Abernathy - AMDD Office Manager, Kenneth Miller - AMDD Chair, Tisha Miller - AMDD Action Committee, Janice Jircik - AMDD Director, Haarom Nipp - AMDD Vice-Chair, Charlie Henry - City Mayor, Kenney Kathan - City Administrator and Sean Perry - AMDD Director.

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                                Completed January 2022

Skyline Christmas Decorations

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The above 40' Doves of Peace Skyline was placed above Miller Street as you entered the City of Anahuac.  With the help of Chambers County Maintenance Department, this skyline helps light up the sky and welcome the Christmas Season.

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                                             Completed November 2020

Boat Ramp dedicated in        Memory of Bill Stults

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Bill Stults was a dedicated AMDD Director from October 2015 until his death in January 2021.  He was instrumental in the reconstruction of the City of Anahuac Boat Dock that had been out-of-use for more than 15 years.  On December 27, 2022, the Chamber of Commerce conducted a dedication ceremony in his honor on the banks of Lake Anahuac overlooking the completed boat dock.  There a permanent bronzed plaque stands to always recognize his contribution and work while serving as a Director for AMDD.

 

              AMDD expresses their gratitude for Bill's untiring devotion to our City. 

Fort Anahuac Park SPLASH PAD is Complete

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On January 18, 2022, AMDD began a discussion with Chambers County to partner in the construction of a splash pad to be located in Fort Anahuac Park.  AMDD would provide $250,000 toward the $399,000 cost of the project, with the county providing the remaining funds needed as well as maintaining the project.  The City of Anahuac would provide the water at a reduced price giving the project a green light.  

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The  ribbon cutting for the new splash pad was held May 23, 2023, to officially mark the opening of the newly completed Fort Anahuac Splash Pad.

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AMDD is so proud to have helped in this remarkable project that will benefit the children of our community for many years to come.

Completed May 2023.

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