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HomeMy WebLinkAboutE-News-City Publications-03/23/20181 HAPPENING THIS WEEK Friday, March 30 City offices closed: Good Friday City offices, including the Library and Senior Center, will be closed in observation of the Good Friday holiday. Trash and recycling services will remain on their regular schedule. COMING SOON Monday, April 2 Karate Kubs and Taekwondo Colleyville Recreation partners with Advanced Martial Arts to provide several martial arts programs for all ages including Karate Kubs for children 4-7 and Taekwondo programs for children 7-12 and 13+. These programs begin April 2 through May 8. Get the details and register Saturday, April 7 Clean Sweep The annual spring cleaning event, Clean Sweep, returns from 9-11 Join us for Colleyville's first outdoor Farmer's Market this Saturday outside City Hall The City of Colleyville will have its first outdoor Farmer's Market with Four Seasons Markets from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. this Saturday, March 24, outside City Hall. This week's vendors will be selling: eggs, pork, beef, goat, lamb, chicken, bread, produce, microgreens, honey, olive oil, cheese, hummus, kettle corn, pasta, salsa, cold pressed juices, pralines, tamales, salads and wraps, coffee, snow cones, desserts, soap, plants and flowers, candles, decor, woodcrafters and artisans. To celebrate the first market there will be a brief ribbon 2 a.m. at Colleyville Heritage High School. This event allows residents to dispose of household hazardous waste, recycle electronics, shred documents, drop off bulk/brush, and more in a one-stop-shop. Get the details Thursday, April 12 Free MasterWorks bluegrass concert - Whitehouse Harmony Bluegrass band Whitehouse Harmony will perform a free outdoor concert at 7 p.m. outside City Hall, 100 Main Street. This performance is part of the 2018 MasterWorks Concert Series in partnership with the Arts Council Northeast. Saturday, April 14 Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary Join the Senior Center for a trip to the Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary's 29th annual Spring Plant Sale. Veteran and novice gardeners alike have anticipated this rare opportunity to purchase plants from a huge selection of the best plants for North Central Texas gardens. A shuttle leaves the Senior Center at 8:30 a.m. Registration cost $5. For more details and to register call the Senior Center at 817.503.1195. Join Our Mailing List!    cutting ceremony and performance by the Colleyville Heritage Panteras at 9:30 a.m. There will also be Colleyville Farmers Market goodies including bags, hats, and cups. The Farmer's Market will be held next to City Hall every Saturday through 2018. Colleyville hires next Police Chief with municipal, federal law enforcement experience The Colleyville City Council has appointed Michael C. Miller as the city's next Chief of Police. The Council unanimously passed a resolution at the March 20 City Council meeting after a recommendation from City Manager Jerry Ducay approving his appointment with a start date likely in May. The City began the search for a police chief in late 2017 and received more than 100 applications from across the country before narrowing it down to a lone finalist. The City conducted the search in-house rather than hire a consultant, saving taxpayers more than $26,000. Miller currently serves as the Assistant Chief of Police for the City of Coral Gables, Florida. He has more than 26 years across various forms of law enforcement including time with the Wise County Sheriff's Department, Addison Police Department, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs, as well as private-sector experience working as a management consulting executive. He holds a Bachelor of Science from Texas A&M University and a Master in Public Administration from Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government. "Mr. Miller's experience and approach to community service make him an exceptional fit for Colleyville," Mayor Richard Newton said. "I have trust in his abilities to continue the city's standing as one of the safest cities in Texas and the nation." Read more 3 Forward To A Friend      CITY PARTNERS WITH GCISD FOR Q2P COUNCIL SEEKS PLAZA AT CITY HALL INPUT LOCAL CONSTRUCTION PROJECT UPDATES The City is partnering with GCISD for the Colleyville Receipt Race, which encourages families to shop and dine in Colleyville to raise money for their school's PTA. Get the details The City Council has added more opportunities for residents to provide input on the design and elements of a Plaza at City Hall. The plaza would provide a public place for people to enjoy and to bring the community together for city events. The designs feature a mixture of green space, outdoor seating, lighting, and water features. Get the details Crews opened L.D. Lockett at Pleasant Run Road this week. Work this week will focus on driveways and curbing throughout the construction corridor. The staining for the Bedford Road retaining wall is tentatively scheduled for early April. Current project updates City of Colleyville, 100 Main Street, Colleyville, TX 76034