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Community
Find out about the Town's plans for now and in the future and see why more than 13,000 people confidently say Trophy Club is a "great place to call home".
Community Information
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Business Directory
Check out the local and area businesses in and around Trophy Club
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Code Enforcement
Use this form to create a new citizen request.
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Community Events
No matter what the season, there is always something fun and exciting happening in Trophy Club. Here you’ll find events that cater to your inner artist, festive spirit, perfect planner or your taste for holiday cheer.
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Conservation & Preservation
Conservation and preservation practices require a coordinated effort by both the town and Trophy Club residents in order to ensure that the community is protected today and in the future.
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Education
The four top-rated public schools in town are governed by the Northwest Independent School District (NISD), which is one of the most progressive school districts in the state where staff and community members are committed to excellence.
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Elections & Voting
Trophy Club is located in two counties; most Town Residents reside in Denton County, but there are approximately 150 homes that fall under Tarrant County's Jurisdiction. To register to vote, simply fill out a voter registration application and mail it at least 30 days before the election date to the voter registrar in your county of residence (either Denton or Tarrant County).
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Emergency Management
Emergency Management is the discipline of preparing for and reacting to natural and man-made emergencies
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FAQ
Find answers to the most commonly asked questions.
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Fiber Optic Cable
With the new Fiber Cable option coming to Trophy Club, we know there are additional questions our residents have! We want to help provide you with as much information as possible, check out some additional info here.
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HOAs, Clubs & Organizations
View information about HOAs, clubs and organizations in Trophy Club.
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Housing, Property & Maps
Homes in Trophy Club range from $100,000 to the millions and styles vary from older custom homes to newer showcase homes. No matter what stage of life you are in, Trophy Club neighborhoods offer the perfect lifestyle to suit your needs!
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Local, State & Federal Resources
Find information about state, federal and local resources.
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Meeting Calendar
Access calendars to view upcoming events.
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No-Knock Address Registry
The Town of Trophy Club takes residents’ right to live in a safe and peaceful community very seriously. In 2014 the Town Council amended the Solicitation Ordinance and instituted a No-Knock Registry for residents to help prevent solicitors and people wishing to leave handbills from approaching doors.
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Online Records
View the Town of Trophy Club Document Center.
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Online Services
View services that are available to be completed online for the City of Trophy Club.
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Permits
Use the Government Connected Online Services for permits.
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Places of Worship
Find the Trophy Club places of worship.
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Power Outage
Oncor Energy strives every day to supply affordable, reliable power to its customers. But power outages do occasionally happen — due to storms, tree limbs, vehicles, fires, even wildlife.
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Public Improvement District (PID)
In 2007 the Town of Trophy Club created the first municipally bonded Public Improvement District (PID) in the State of Texas.
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Report an Issue
Online reporting and tracking systems make it simple for residents to communicate and resolve issues.
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Request Vacation Patrol
Use this form to request a Trophy Club Police Department Vacation Patrol.
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Trash & Recycling
Garbage, brush/bulk, and recycling services are provided by Republic Services.
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Utility Providers
Learn more about utilities, water and trash, and recycling in Trophy Club.
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Volunteer Opportunities
The Town welcomes residents who wish to take a more active role in contributing to the Trophy Club community by committing resources above and beyond the Town’s efforts.
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Water & Wastewater
Find information on the Trophy Club Municipal Utility District Number 1 Website.
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Water Conservation & Restrictions
Rapid growth in North Texas, warmer temperatures and drought conditions require that local, regional, and state governments reevaluate water conservation efforts.