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Spent many days and nights fishing Texas City Dike pier back in the 70’s.

very cool alternatives

Everything here was done great! The only fault was equipment. Let's have a do-over, but using a video recorder that has an adequate stabilizer. Too many shaky moments take attention away from the purpose of this short film. I might even change the game up at the end by cutting to the entire Department Team, gathered in front of the station, yelling "Pull to right, Sit tight, Help Save a Life!" You could even have a yearly video created for this. Maybe have the Community Engagement and Outreach Specialist visit elementary schools and junior high students. Have a group of kids yell the anthem at the end. Each year pick a new group! Doing it this way will cause awareness to become cool. #FoodForThought

Get the workers to stop chargeing bucks to get in the dike damn crackheads trying to get a extra 10 for there hit

looking forward to visit and enjoy a weekend there

great video information can we fish there at night and do night fishing

You guys did an excellent job on your newscast video, please try and make the video picture full screen,,, the format you have used made it appear in a very small picture,, whats up with that??? other then that this is a great broadcast,

After all that rain today, it really was a Bayou Golf Course

Very Cool.... too bad that none of the Houston Tv Stations advertised this on their newscast, i would had actually gone if i knew about it in time and i live about 10 minutes from their, shame on these Tv stations in houston not supporting this wonderful event in Texas City,

excellent instructions,,, however sometimes we just can not pull to the right because of a ditch or some other object, this video was very informative and at least we know what we are supposed to really do now because of this video, thanks to who ever made it,

Thank you to the City of Texas City, Justin Martinez, James Hartshorn and George Fuller for making this awesome video about volunteering with United Way! The Born Learning Trail at Rainbow Park provides young children with an opportunity to get active, have fun and boost language and literacy skills.

So very awesome. If you have not been make sure you stop on by.