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HAPPENING THIS WEEK
Wednesday, June 1
EMERGENCY SIREN TEST
The city will test its outdoor
warning system at 1 p.m.
Wednesday, June 1
LINE DANCING
Learn the basic steps of line
dancing and have fun to a variety of
music. Discounted rates are
available for registering for both
classes in the same month.
Beginner classes are from noon to 1
p.m., Intermediates from 1-2 p.m.
Get the details
Friday, June 3
SUMMER READING KICK-OFF
PARTY
Saturday, June 4
MASTER GARDENING SERIES
Learn from members of the Tarrant
County Master Gardener
Association in this series presented
at 11 a.m. at the Colleyville Public
Library. The June 4 topic is Bonsai
Ages
CITY OFFICES CLOSED FOR MEMORIAL DAY,
TRASH, RECYCLING TO REMAIN ON SCHEDULE
City offices, including the Public Library and Senior Center,
will be closed for Memorial Day, Monday, May 30. Police,
fire, and emergency personnel will remain on duty.
Trash and recycle collection will be conducted on the
normal schedule and will not be affected by the holiday.
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COMING SOON
Monday, June 6
One.Soccer Camp
There is still time to sign up your
child for One.Soccer Camp. The
camp offers targeted programs for
children ages 3-18 including goal
keeping, field play, and more.
Get the details
SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION
OPEN
It's not too late to register for
Colleyville summer camps.
Programs include lessons in a
variety of interests including art,
golf, engineering, and more.
Get the details
RED, WHITE & SOUSA
RESERVED SEATING REMAINS
LIBRARY SUMMER READING PROGRAM BEGINS
THIS WEEK WITH KICK-OFF PARTY FRIDAY
We're kicking off the start of Summer Reading with a huge
party and everyone is invited!
The Summer Reading Kick-Off Party runs from 6-8 p.m. on
Friday, June 3 at the Library. There will be plenty of
activities including the opening of the Ringmaster Room
where children will be able to redeem prizes for reading.
Summer Reading begins Tuesday, May 31. Children who
sign up during the first week, from 10 a.m. on May 31 to 3
p.m. on June 4 can receive a free single day admission to
NRH20 Family Waterpark (while supplies last). Registration
will be open on the first floor of the Library. The program,
"Step Right Up, Read!," allows participants -- teens and
adults can join in the fun as well -- to earn prizes for
reading this summer.
Throughout the summer, the Summer Reading Program
will feature science shows, animal visits, magic shows,
juggling, and so much more, with a grand finale
celebration on Friday, July 29. Get the details
LIONS CLUB'S XSIGHTMENT 5K AND 1-MILE FUN
RUN TAKES ANOTHER LAP SATURDAY
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We have sold out of six-person
reserved-seating tables for this
year's Red, White & Sousa event on
June 24, but tables for four are still
available. Reserve a table today for
$30 at the Library, sorry but we
cannot take reservations by phone.
This Colleyville event brings local
favorite men's choir The Vocal
Majority and food trucks to the
Colleyville Center for a patriotic
night of music, fun, family, and
food. Get the details
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The annual Lion's Club xSightment 5k and 1-Mile Fun Run
returns to the Colleyville Center on Saturday, June 4.
Proceeds for this event benefit local organizations that
focus on services for those who are visually impaired. In
addition to the 5k race and 1-Mile Fun Run there will be a
free pancake breakfast for all runners. Get the details
ONCOR TO TRIM TREES ALONG COTTON BELT
TRAIL THIS WEEK
Oncor has informed the city that it plans to trim trees
along the Cotton Belt Trail this week. Crews will focus on
trimming branches near power lines to help avoid
outages. The work should occur on the trail east of Precinct
Line Road through the Little Bear Creek area.
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ONCOR HAS POWER
OUTAGE TOOLS
FIRE KIDS CAMP BEGINS
JUNE 13
SH26 UTILITY
RELOCATION UPDATE
Oncor offers several ways
for customers to report and
get the latest updates
regarding power outages
including text messages.
Get the details
Openings still remain for one
of the city's most popular
summer camps, the week-
long Fire Kids Camp. Children
will get hands-on with Fire
Department tools as they
learn the fire fighting skills
from Colleyville firefighters.
Get the details
Utility franchise companies
continue to relocate cables
and replace poles along the
corridor.
SH 26 Utility Relocation