Posted by Alora Wachholz on Jul 17, 2014
Tags: Community, Parks, Public Health, Town News, Recreation, Public Safety
Update (July 23, 2014) --- Freedom Dog Park will reopen to the public on Wednesday, July 30th after almost two weeks of precautionary measures to decontaminate the park. Crews had to wait until the ground dried completely from the rains last Thursday before beginning the process of cleaning and disinfecting. All visible dog feces will be removed and all drinking bowls replaced. The dog park will receive two rounds of remediation utilizing a diluted bleach solution to spray all areas where feces was found, as well as dog equipment, dog wash stations,…
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Posted by April Reiling on Jul 11, 2014
Tags: Community, Public Safety, Road Construction, Town News
The entrance to the Abbey Moor neighborhood will soon be improved to provide drivers with easier and safer access in and out of the subdivision. Lennar Homes will be altering the median along Yorkshire Drive, where larger vehicles have had difficulties negotiating the tight turns, often resulting in driving over curbs and landscaping. Lennar will be relocating the existing Abbey Moor entry sign and shortening the Yorkshire median, which will also help with drivers negotiating the turn at Sherwood Drive. The shortened median will be landscaped…
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Posted by Alora Wachholz on Jul 09, 2014
Tags: BNHS, Community, Events, Schools, Sports, Town News
Join the Bobcat cheerleaders for their annual community-wide Meet the Bobcats Pep-Rally at Byron Nelson High School (2775 Bobcat Blvd.) on August 21, 2014 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Meet the Bobcats is Byron Nelson’s largest back to school event, featuring all fall sports at the high school. Meet the Bobcats also includes BYFA Football and cheer. After an exciting year with the Bobcat Boy’s Soccer 4A State Championship, the 2014-15 season is expected to be best one yet, as the school moves to 6A!
This year’s event will have…
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Posted by Alora Wachholz on Jul 09, 2014
Tags: Community, Public Health, Public Safety, Parks, Town News, Trophy Club Park
Trophy Club is known for being a great place to call home, and not just for people, but for animals, too! The Town is pet friendly and understands that oftentimes pets ARE family. In addition to household pets, residents also enjoy other wildlife in their backyards — from beautiful birds and reptiles to raccoons and even beavers. Pet laws in Trophy Club exist to protect the animals and ensure that the community remains safe and well maintained.
Registration of Domestic Animals
Only dogs, cats, ferrets, and pot bellied pigs…
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Posted by Alora Wachholz on Jul 02, 2014
Tags: Community, Government, Town News, Volunteer
Want to be an involved Citizen?
The Town Council is seeking residents that are willing to spend a few hours a month to serve their community. There are vacancies on several Boards and Commissions and we need your help.
New Deadline!: Applications will now be accepted until 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, August 13, 2014 for the following:
- Citizen Financial Advisory Board (CFAB)
- Ethics Commission
- Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA)
Applications can be downloaded from the website, obtained at…
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Posted by Alora Wachholz on Jun 30, 2014
Tags: Business, Business Spotlight, Community, Economic Development, Town News
Anyone who has been to The Sassy Flamingo in Trophy Club at 501 Trophy Lake Drive, # 314, right next to Starbucks, knows that this is a store like none other. Offering an extensive array of upscale women’s apparel, Corral Boots, hats, and accessories, along with custom-made jewelry and personally-designed children’s and infant specialty clothing and designs, The Sassy Flamingo is truly one of the most unique places to shop in the area.
Everything a woman needs to look and feel her best can be found in this comfortable and welcoming…
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Posted by April Reiling on Jun 26, 2014
Tags: Community, Government, Town News
Update (July 11, 2014) --- In the next week or two Oncor will begin the transmission line project in Trophy Club, starting with clearing the easement under the existing lines. The tree trimming crew will come through and remove anything within 30 feet from the center of the easement in order for crews to work safely with large equipment. After the trees are cleared/trimmed, Oncor will dig 30-foot-deep holes for the piers, which are reinforced with rebar before pouring the pier. Once the piers are poured then the poles can be set and the process…
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