City Council is...

...taking action to help all residents.

Granbury City Council unanimously authorized City Manager Chris Coffman to advertise for bids related to the recently permitted East Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) during its May 2 meeting. This action allows forward progress on the much-needed facility and is the latest step in a process that began in 2016.

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) requires the City begin planning to expand or construct new facilities when 75 percent of current capacity at the existing WWTP is achieved in three consecutive months. When that happened in 2016, planning for a new WWTP began.

The City submitted a permit for the new WWTP in 2019. The permit and construction plans for a plant to be built at 3121 Old Granbury Road were administratively approved by the TCEQ and the permit has recently been issued by the TCEQ.

...honoring firefighters.

Mayor Jim Jarratt and councilmembers proclaimed "International Firefighters Day" (May 4) and announced a ceremony at Memorial Lane, May 6 at 10 a.m. WATCH THE VIDEO HERE CLICK HERE FOR THE PROCLAMATION

...honoring police.

Mayor and councilmembers proclaimed May 14-20 as "National Police Week." and May 15 as "Peace Officers Memorial Day." Memorial Lane hosts a ceremony May 13 at 10 a.m. WATCH THE VIDEO READ THE PROCLAMATION

...encouraging young entrepreneurs.

May 20 is proclaimed "Lemonade Day," dedicated to teaching school-aged children practical lessons in running a business. WATCH THE VIDEO HERE CLICK HERE FOR THE PROCLAMATION

...celebrating City awards.

Visit Granbury, the City's Convention and Visitors Bureau, was congratulated on their successful awareness efforts in the Texas Travel Awards "Best Destination for Foodies" program. WATCH THE VIDEO HERE

...thanking those who helped Clean Up.

Councilmembers recognized the 200 people who participated in the Great Granbury Clean Up, collecting more than a TON of trash from roadsides. WATCH THE VIDEO HERE

...helping protect pets.

As the summer temperatures arrive, a new ordinance gives police officers a new tool to help pets in hot cars. WATCH THE VIDEO