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Comprehensive plan
Spring Break camps
City boards, committees, and
commission openings
Recreation and Library programs to
help with New Year's Resolutions
Freelanguage learning program
Winter Ball
Citizen's Police Academy
Regulations regarding open carry
at open meetings
KICKSTART YOUR NEW
YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS WITH
CITYPROGRAMS
Give your New Year's resolutions a
jumpstart with programs from the
City of Colleyville.
Starting this January, the City of
Colleyville offers several classes
The 2015 comprehensive plan, Destination Colleyville, will
gulde the <ity through 2035. The plan recognizes what
makes Colleyville one of the best communities in North
Texas and outlines how it can continue to uphold that
status and enhance its quality features. Read more here.
and activities ranging from fitness,
language, and more, to help you
meet your goals in 2016. Learn
more about the class on
oraanization on Saturdav,Jan.
9. and more here.
LIBRARY CARD HOLDERS
CAN LEARN LANGUAGE FOR
FREE WITH NEW PROGRAM
Any Colleyville Public Library
cardholder can sign up for free for
Transparent Language Online for
free. This computer and mobile
service offers lesson for more than
90 languages including Spanish
and French. Get the details.
RECREATION SENSATION &
ACTIVE ADULT ACTIVITIES
Keep that New Year's resolution
with a fitness or health class, or
learn a new skill or take up a new
hobby through Colleyville's
recreation or active adult
programs. The Recreation
Sensation and Colleyville Active
Adults activity catalogs for this
winter and spring are available
online now at Collevville.com.
Many of the Public Library's
programs open Jan. 11. Learn
about the programs and classes
including How to be a Princess
Party, adult gardening classes, and
more, in the Sorina brochure.
It may be ]anuary, but kids across Northeast Tarrant
County already are counting the days until Spring Break,
March 14-18 for most districts, including GCISD and Keller
ISD. Give them something to really look forward to during
their break with a Spring Break camp or movie. Learn
more about our camos and reaister online.
Involved citizens make Colleyville a better place. The
Colleyville City Council is accepting applications for the
following boards, committees, and commissions:
- Architectural Review Commission
- Colleyville Center Advisory Committee
- Library Board
- Zoning Board of Adjustments
Applications can be submitted through Feb. 1. Get more
details or access an aoolication.
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WINTER BALLTICKETS
NOW AVAILABLE
The City of Colleyville
invites daughters and
fathers, and sons and
mothers to share a night
to remember at the Winter
Ball on Jan. 29. Get more
information and tickets
here.
CITIZENS POLICE
ACADEMY ACCEPTING
APPLICATIONS
The Colleyville Citizen's
Police Academy is seeking
applications for the 2016
class. The program invites
residents to learn about
the operations of the
Colleyville Police
Department through a 12-
week program. Learn
more and aet the
aoolication here.
CARRY AT OPEN
MEETINGS
At the Jan. 5 meeting,
City Council adopted a
resolution to prohibit the
open carrying of
handguns into open
meetings. Get the
details here.