City Manager Chris Coffman

recaps the Winter Storm

WATCH THE VIDEO BY CLICKING HERE

He also recognized Chester Nolen as the new Public Works Director.

Council makes boards, commissions & committee appointments

During their February 7 meeting, Granbury City Council appointed William Dwight to the Historic Preservation Commission to serve the remaining year of Stan Wasielewski’s two-year term.

Mr. Wasielewski recently resigned from the Commission, following 11 years of service. The Council and City Staff thank Mr. Wasielewski for his service and appreciates Mr. Dwight’s willingness to volunteer for the City.

In January, Council made appointments and reappointments to City Boards, Commissions and Committees. CLICK HERE FOR THE COMPLETE ROSTER.

New Policy

City Council has approved a City Naming Policy for city streets, other city-owned facilities, parks, and other applicable structures. WATCH THE DISCUSSION

Still on the fence, or not?

Honor someone you admire with an Engraved Picket. Invest in the Lambert Branch Park Fence Engraved Pickets Fundraiser $50 per picket. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

Bulk Trash Day is April 1 (no fooling)

WATCH THE VIDEO Please have items curbside by 7 a.m. Acceptable items for bulk trash pick-up include mattresses. Also acceptable are refrigerators, freezers, and a/c units—which must have certification of Freon reclamation.

Tree limbs will be picked up if they are bundled and less than four feet long. There is a six-item limit per household.

Items that will not be picked up include tires, paint, oil, liquids, construction and masonry materials.

Bulk trash day does not affect normal residential pick-up.

For more information, please contact Waste Connections at 817-579-8855 or customerservice5194@wcnx.org or call the City of Granbury Utility Administration Department at 682-205-1777