A river-bordered community of 10,500 in Southeast Texas — where pine forests meet the Pine Island Bayou, neighbors still wave from the porch, and city hall answers on the second ring.
The most common requests, all in one place. Six clicks. No phone tree. If you can't find what you need, the team is one ring away.
Settle your monthly utility bill in under a minute, with autopay available.
Pay now → 02Apply for building, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical permits.
Apply → 03Pickup days, holiday changes, bulk waste, and yard debris rules.
See schedule → 04Potholes, code issues, streetlights, drainage — submit and track.
Report → 05Pay citations, view court dates, and request continuances.
Pay citation → 06File a Public Information Act request with the City Secretary.
Request →Council decisions, project updates, and announcements that affect your block.
Crews begin shoulder reconstruction between FM 105 and Wells Street. Traffic will be signaled through July — expect delays during morning commutes.
Hundreds gathered at City Hall for music, barbecue, and the annual flag raising — marking 190 years of Texas independence.
The Texas Music Office recognizes Vidor's continued investment in local performers and venue partnerships across Orange County.
Public meetings and city events.
6:00 PM · Council Chambers
5:30 PM · City Hall, Rm 201
6:00 PM · Raymond Gould Ctr.
6:00 PM · Council Chambers
Direct phone numbers and department directors. No phone-tree mazes — every line connects to a person who can actually help.
Five elected council members serving staggered three-year terms, plus the mayor.
2023 — 2026
2024 — 2027
2023 — 2026
2024 — 2027
2023 — 2026
Office hours, biographies, contact