Sign the petition
This is the page for the actual mechanics of signing: who qualifies, what's required, and how to check whether your address is inside Conroe's city limits.
Come sign in person
Petition Signing Kickoff — This Saturday, October 17, 1:00pm
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Join City Council Members David Hairel and Shana Arthur as they ceremonially cast the first two signatures. Montgomery County Courthouse, 301 N Thompson St, Conroe, TX 77301. The Saturday Market is happening right across the street, stop by either way and show your support. Afterward, we're gathering at Casa Umami, 118 Simonton St, downtown Conroe.
We'll have a table at Central Library during early voting for the November 3, 2026 election — the county's Main Early Voting Polling Place. Stop by any of these dates to sign, ask questions, or pick up a yard sign.
Central Library — 104 I-45 North, Conroe, TX 77301
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- Mon, Oct 19 – Fri, Oct 23: 8:00am–5:00pm
- Sat, Oct 24: 7:00am–7:00pm
- Sun, Oct 25: 11:00am–5:00pm
- Mon, Oct 26 – Fri, Oct 30: 7:00am–7:00pm
Hours above are set by Montgomery County Elections for this location. Watch Facebook and Discord for which specific shifts we'll be tabling. Full county early voting schedule →
Want to help table or get notified? →Before you sign
This petition can’t legally be signed through a website. The signature has to be your own, given in person, on the petition itself.
What’s required of you as a signer:
- Yourself, in person (signatures can’t be collected online or by proxy)
- You must be a qualified voter of the City of Conroe, living within city limits
- Your signature, in your own hand, in ink, on the petition itself
- Your current residence address, and the date you sign
If you’re not registered to vote, GET REGISTERED TO VOTE HERE.
This is a different deadline than the one for voting: you have to have registered to vote at least 30 days before the date you sign the petition. For example, if you plan to sign on Election Day, November 3, 2026, you must have registered to vote by October 5, 2026 (the 30-day mark falls on a Sunday, so it rolls to the next business day).
The person collecting a signature sheet must also be a qualified voter who has signed the petition themselves, and will need to vouch, typically in front of a notary, that everyone on it signed in their presence. If you can support that role, sign up to help; we especially need notaries.
Check your address
Signers need to live within Conroe’s city limits, and after years of annexation, the boundary is far from a simple shape (see below). If you’re not sure your address counts, the city’s own lookup tool gives a straight answer.
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City of Conroe city-limits boundary, per City of Conroe GIS (Houston-Galveston regional GIS), on an Esri street basemap. For informational purposes only, not a legal survey.
Turns out you're not a Conroe resident? You can still help in other ways.