Unique approach for
Airport Terminal Construction

When it comes to getting the best value for the lowest cost for a new Airport Terminal, the City of Granbury has taken an innovative approach. When the initial attempt came in at a much higher cost than was forecast, the City went a different route.

Using the “Request for Proposal” (RFP) process will create more local opportunities for local business to build the new terminal, near the
new runway.

“Often, there are just a handful of companies with the highly specialized staff and equipment needed to complete the City’s complex infrastructure projects. Building the new terminal requires expertise closer to those of a residential builder, so I want to make sure they have an opportunity to bid on the project,” explained Chris Coffman, Granbury City Manager. “The City is inviting everyone to participate in the RFP process, especially local home builders who employ local workers and are encouraged to use locally-sourced materials when possible.”

The City is working with PGAL, an international design firm specializing in architecture, interiors, engineering, and planning. The next three important dates for the project are: non-mandatory pre-submittal meeting on Oct. 17, the last day for questions is Nov. 4, and the proposal submittal deadline is Nov. 10. Complete details, including bid documents and plans are available at https://www.civcastusa.com/project/633cab8885d313a1ce3435aa/summary

The New Runway is ready

Everyone is invited to celebrate the new runway at the City-owned Granbury Regional Airport (400 Howard Clemmons Rd.) on Thurs., Nov. 3 at 8:30 a.m. WATCH THE VIDEO TO LEARN WHY THE NEW RUNWAY MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE

Granbury Police Department has left the (City Hall) building

The New Granbury Police Department Headquarters, 2050 NE Loop 567, is fully operational. All staff have moved from City Hall to the new location.

What a Weekend Ahead!

There's so much going on, and so many ways to get there by letting someone else do the driving, that HERE'S THE LINK TO VISIT GRANBURY'S NEWSLETTER FOR RESIDENTS AND VISITORS ALIKE

Hood County Burn Ban

The Hood County Fire Marshal has announced: "Due to elevated threat for grass fires, outdoor burning is not allowed at this time." GET MORE DETAILS AT THIS LINK

Are you subscribed to the "Uniquely Granbury" podcast? Another episode has dropped

The podcast celebrates the events, the incredible venues that host those events, and the community’s rich history–not to mention the people who tie it all together. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN AND SUBSCRIBE

Online Payment Benefits

What saves time, is more efficient, reduces the need for cash and checks, is easy to manage, is secure and reliable, and eliminates a carbon footprint? Online payments. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS FOR MAKING YOUR CITY UTILITY PAYMENTS AND OTHERS ON LINE