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COLLEYVILLE CITY COUNCIL
The Colleyville City Council will
meet on Tuesday, June 7. Pre-
Council begins at 5:30 p.m. and
the regular City Council meeting
starts at 7:30 p.m. View the
agenda
HAPPENING THIS WEEK
TONIGHT!
Friday, June 3
SUMMER READING KICK-OFF
The Summer Reading Kick-Off
Party runs from 6-8 p.m. 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.
Check out all the Summer
Reading programs
Saturday, June 4
LION'S CLUB xSIGHTment RUN
The annual 5k and 1-Mile Fun Run
returns to the Colleyville Center at
E-TIPS: A VALUABLE TOOL FOR CITIZENS AND
COLLEYVILLE POLICE
Colleyville citizens have an easy way to report non-
emergency concerns with E-Tips. Common uses include
reports of code violations, solicitors, loose dogs, and
suspicious activity that is not criminal in nature.
To use E-Tips, simply send an email to
Tips@Colleyville.com. Remember to provide as much
information as possible including: date, time and nature of
the issue or incident. Photographs and videos can be
attached. The E-Tips system is not manned and does not
generate an immediate response. In the event of an
emergency, residents are reminded to call 9-1-1.
"E-Tips is a convenient way for Colleyville residents to
report non-emergency issues," said Chief of Police/Public
Safety Director Mike Holder. "But, it's essential to
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5301 Riverwalk Drive. After the
run, the Lions Club will be serving
up their famous pancakes for all
runners. The event benefits local
organizations that focus on
services for those who are visually
impaired. Get the details
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remember it is never a substitute for 9-1-1 in an
emergency."
Chief Holder is an advocate of citizen involvement in
managing community issues. "Police-community
partnerships can be excellent collaborations that allow
residents to become more invested in their city, improve
the quality of life, and help reduce crime," says Holder. "E-
Tips is another tool citizens can use to proactively address
concerns before they escalate to more serious problems."
ENGINEERING CAMPS
STARTING SOON
SENIOR DAY TRIP:
OLD RED MUSEUM
PLEASANT RUN ROAD
REPAIRS TO RESUME
Two of the most popular
camps offered in the city's
summer recreation program
will start on June 20. Both
camps, Minecraft
Engineering using LEGO
(ages 5-7) and Minecraft
Master Engineering using
LEGO (ages 7-12), combine
engineering principles with
heavy doses of imagination
and fun. The five day
camps, which are making a
name for themselves across
the country for making
engineering fun, let kids
design and engineer moving
objects using LEGO. These
camps run from June 20
through June 24.
Check out the details in the
online Recreation
Sensation summer
Day trips are some of the
most popular activities
offered through the
Colleyville Senior Center.
The next trip is scheduled
for Monday, June 13, and
features the famed Old Red
Museum of Dallas County.
Built in 1892, the beautifully
restored Old Red Court-
house contains some of
Dallas County's most
fascinating historical
artifacts. The trip departs
from the Senior Center at
8:30 a.m.
Call the Colleyville Senior
Center at 817.503.1195 for
details and reservations.
Reservations are required.
Public Works crews will take
advantage of a forecasted
break in the weather to
resume work on the asphalt
repairs on Pleasant Run Road,
between John McCain Road
and L.D. Locket Road. Repairs
include leveling the pavement
to remove the ruts that have
developed in the roadway.
Work will begin on Tuesday,
June 7, and should take a few
days. Repairs will be
conducted during off-peak
hours; however, drivers
should expect delays and may
want to consider alternate
routes if possible.
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catalog or call
817.503.1180.