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HAPPENING THIS WEEK
Monday, August 8
Tennis Sessions for all skill
levels and all ages
Take your game to the next level
and let Colleyville Tennis help you
become an ace. Tennis sessions for
beginner, intermediate, and
advanced players of all ages begin
Monday.
Sign up today
Saturday, August 13
Rocket Readers
Sample site tests positive for West Nile Virus
Tarrant County Public Health has notified the city of
Colleyville of a positive test result for West Nile Virus from
a submitted mosquito sample this week. The sample was
taken in the vicinity of 200 McDonwell School Road.
City staff treated the test site with larvicide and will
continue treatment and testing. Crews are conducting
localized, targeted spraying at the area using all-terrain
vehicles and backpacks in open spaces. No fogging will be
conducted from trucks on city streets. Residents in
proximity to the area to be sprayed received a door hanger
notification prior to the start of fogging. Residents within a
quarter-mile area of the sample area have been notified by
CodeRED.
Learn more about the Mosquito Management Plan
ACT, don't leave children in cars this summer
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Children in grades 1-5 can practice
their reading skills on a non-
judgmental audience: therapy
dogs. From 10:30 a.m. to noon at
the library participants can bring
their own books or choose one
from the library. Registration is not
required.
COMING SOON
Wednesday, August 24
SENIOR TRIP TO WINSTAR
WORLD CASINO
Call 817.503.1195 today to reserve
your spot for just $5 to join Senior
Center members for a trip to
Winstar World Casino. Free
breakfast will be offered at the
casino.
GET 10% OFF AT
COLLEYVILLE BUSINESSES
Colleyville CloseBuy can save you
10% at your favorite Colleyville
eateries and stores this summer.
You can get the discount by
showing your CloseBuy card or the
mobile app at participating
locations including Costa Vida,
With temperatures in the triple digits, the Emergency
Management Office wants to share practices to help reduce
the chance of childhood heatstroke. Just remember to ACT.
A - Avoid heatstroke-related injury by never leaving a
child alone in a car. Keep vehicles locked so children don't
get in on their own.
C - Create reminders to check your back seat by putting
something that you will need next to your child such as a
purse, cell phone, or briefcase. This is especially important
if you're not following your normal routine.
T - Take action! Call 911 if you see a child alone in a car.
Emergency personnel want you to call and are trained to
respond to these situations. One call could save a life.
Plan fall fun with the Recreation Sensation guide
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Summer is almost over, but that just means fall activities,
classes, fitness programs, and more are just around the
corner.
Access the fall Recreation Sensation Guide to plan
your season of volleyball, golf, yoga, tennis, and
more.
ROSE-MARY RUMBLEY TO
VISIT LIBRARY
WE'RE LOOKING FOR
CROSSING GUARDS
ROAD, CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT UPDATES
Only a few spots remain to
hear humorist, actress and
historian Rose-Mary
Rumbley at noon on Friday,
Aug. 12, at the Library.
Register today at the
Library or online at
ColleyvilleLibrary.com.
With children returning to
school this fall, the city is
looking for paid crossing
guards to help the kids
along their way. We supply
the equipment and training
sessions.
Those interested in this paid
position should call Sgt.
AT&T continues to relocate
utilities along the SH26
corridor in advance of
TxDOT's expansion project.
SH 26 Utility Relocation
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Gregg Prewitt at
817.503.1267.
City of Colleyville, 100 Main Street, Colleyville, TX 76034