Glade Road Phase II construction, from Colleyville Boulevard (SH26) to Pool Road, is expected to begin October 5. As with any construction project, we do anticipate inconveniences. Traffic will be one-way at times. Message boards will be utilized to notify the traveling public of the upcoming project and will be updated, as needed.

Major improvements through the corridor include:

For questions or concerns, please contact:

The Tarrant Council Elections Administration coordinates with the City of Colleyville to participate in the Vote Centers Program which provides for the same 340 Tarrant County sites to be established as a Vote Center, making it easier for voters to find a place to vote by being consistent with the list of locations selected year after year. Vote Centers are intended to be used for all elections: Primary, Runoff, General, and Special Elections.

This year, voting will be conducted on the second floor of the Colleyville Library for early and Election Day voting. An additional week has been added to the early voting schedule. All voters residing in Tarrant County may vote at any one of the 340 Tarrant County Vote Centers. To find the location where you wish to vote, visit Tarrant County Elections Early Voting sites here.

Oct. 13-17 (Tues.-Sat.), 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Oct. 18 (Sun.), CLOSED

Oct. 19-23 (Mon.-Fri.), 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Oct. 24 (Sat.), 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

Oct. 25 (Sun.), 11:00 am - 4:00 pm

Oct. 26-30 (Mon.-Fri.), 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

Nov. 3 (Tues.), 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

For additional upcoming election information, applications for a ballot by mail, vote center locations, to check voter registration, make changes to your registration information, voter identification requirements, or other voter information, access the Tarrant County Elections Administration website at http://access.tarrantcounty.com/en/elections.html or call Tarrant County Elections Administration at 817.831.8683. You may also wish to visit the Texas Secretary of State website at http://sos.state.tx.us or call 800.252.VOTE (8683). You may also call the City Secretary's Office at 817.503.1130.

It is time for the City of Colleyville's annual #ColleyvilleGives advertising grant program! This seasonal program is designed to assist Colleyville businesses with their 4th quarter advertising and marketing efforts by providing advertising grants.

Consistent with last year, this promotion provides $1,000 in grant money for an advertising campaign during the busy holiday months. Businesses who wish to make a $500 donation to an area non-profit will receive an additional $1,000 in grant money.

To apply, submit a completed and signed application to the City Manager's Office by emailing Christine Johnson at [email protected]. Applications can be emailed to you or downloaded from the city website. If you have questions about this promotion, please call 817.503.1111.

The Friends of the Library have reopened their Book Sale shelves at the Colleyville Public Library. Visitors are welcome to stop in and peruse the gently used items once again. Located near the study rooms, the Used Book shelves are full of children's books, young adult, mysteries, cookbooks, puzzles, and more.

The Friends of the Library have a current back stock of inventory from this past Spring that will be replenished regularly and available for purchase.

Payment for items will be accepted at the Library Help Desk. For more information, contact the Library at 817.503.1150. Please note, new book donations are not being accepted at this time.

As Breast Cancer Awareness Month begins on October 1, the Colleyville Police Department is showing their support! This worldwide annual campaign takes place each October, involving thousands of organizations, highlighting the importance of breast awareness, education, and research.

Be on the lookout for one of our patrol vehicles featuring doors wrapped in pink — the official color of breast cancer awareness! Officers will also be sporting pink badges, pink epaulets, and pink patches in a show of support.

Good neighbors make great neighborhoods! National Good Neighbor Day, September 28, celebrates the importance of a good neighbor and creates an opportunity for neighbors to get to know each other better.

2020 has been a difficult year for many and we've heard countless heartwarming stories and examples of residents stepping up to help each other. National Good Neighbor Day is a great opportunity to continue those efforts and pledge to be a "good neighbor," becoming part of a more connected and caring community.

Great neighborhoods are built on 5 basic pillars:

With restroom construction still underway at Nature Center Park, as well as the current nationwide pandemic, the City has chosen to cancel the Haunted Trail Fest as well as National Night Out. This was not an easy decision but after much discussion, the safety and well-being of all was more important. We look forward to hosting these events in Fall 2021.

It's not all bad! Our Christmas Tree Lighting Celebration is still scheduled to take place on Friday, December 4 and Santa has confirmed that the City of Colleyville is already on his reindeer route! More information on this event to come.

The City of Colleyville has an exceptional staff! Each year we recognize a few individuals as "all-stars." This week, the City honored these top performers for their exceptional level of service with a day of golf at the Chamber of Commerce 2020 Golf Classic. The event was a huge success for the Chamber and the City was happy to be a sponsor for the event! Assistant City Manager Mark Wood was the co-chair of the event for the second consecutive year.

Congratulations to this year's team: Kenny Phillips (Fire), Sean Koval (Information Services), Keyla Gomez (Information Services), Christine Kuderer (Library), Lisa Escobedo (Parks), Eddie Wilson (Community Development), Karen Hines (Finance), Steven Schlekewy (Parks), Joshua Newman (Police), Tyler Avirett (Police), Damasco Jordan (Public Works), Ricardo Valdez (Public Works), and Josiah Kamppi (Police).

On Wednesday, September 23, Tarrant County Health Department notified the City of Colleyville of positive test results for West Nile Virus in 2 of the 6 submitted mosquito samples for the week of September 17. The positive mosquito samples were located in the vicinities of 4100 Windermere Court and 6800 Milton Drive. This is the 35th sample that has tested positive for WNV in 2020.

The test sites will be treated with larvicide and are scheduled for continued treatment and testing. Residents within a quarter-mile of the sample area were notified by CodeRED. This triggered truck mounted fogging at this location. Fogging was conducted Wednesday night (9/23) and Thursday night (9/24).

For more information and fogging area maps, visit the City of Colleyville's Mosquito Control and Management page or go to Tarrant County's Mosquito Prevention page.

Our community has continually shown support and respect for the Police Department. The City is eager to join their initiative to "light our town blue" for the month of September.

Grab your blue lights and join us!