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Message from the Mayor

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Dear Citizens,


With summer in full swing, the City has many exciting activities to offer. July is National Parks and Recreation Month, and our Parks Department has activities all month long for residents to enjoy. The Library is hosting a number of special programs this summer, including the HEB Reads! Program - sign up before it concludes at the end of July. Details for these events can be found in this issue.


As the temperatures rise and rainfall decreases, more of our drinking water is used for outdoor purposes such as watering lawns and refilling swimming pools. Outdoor activities use much more water than inside uses, but by conserving water, we can help to reduce the amount of our water supplies used. Read more about water conservation in this issue and learn how you can do your part.


Interested in the Fiscal Year 2027 budget? We are hosting a Town Hall meeting on Thursday, July 16, to talk about how the budget is shaping up, including upcoming projects and programs. I hope you will join us.


Have a safe and fun Fourth of July!


Tim Stinneford

Meet the Euless City Council

The Euless City Council serves as the governing and lawmaking body of the City of Euless. Council Members play a vital role in shaping the future of our City by providing strategic direction, approving the annual City budget, and advancing key initiatives. They dedicate their time and energy to serve the citizens of Euless and our entire community. City Council positions are entirely volunteer-based, and Council Members receive no financial compensation.


Your Euless City Council Members are Mayor Tim Stinneford, Council Members Zariyan Stark, Jeremy Tompkins, Eddie Price, Perry Bynum, Annabel Eads, and Tika Paudel. To learn more about each Council Member, please visit the City Council webpage here.

Group photo of City Council

Front row from left to right: Tika Paudel, Place 6; Zariyan Stark, Place 1; Mayor Tim Stinneford;

Mayor Pro Tem Perry Bynum, Place 4; Annabel Eads, Place 5

Back row from left to right: ; Eddie Price, Place 3; Jeremy Tompkins, Place 2

City offices will be closed on Friday, July 3. Trash and recycling services will run on normal collection schedules.

Town Hall Meeting


Thursday, July 16, 7 p.m.

Euless City Hall

201 N. Ector Drive

Join us at the Euless Town Hall meeting to learn about the Fiscal Year 2027 budget, including upcoming projects and programs the City has planned for the future. The meeting begins at 7 p.m. at the City Hall Council Chambers.

July is National Parks and Recreation Month

The Parks and Community Services staff have planned a month full of activities to celebrate the parks, programs, and community spaces that bring residents together all year long. Activities include a Tie Dye Party, Scavenger Hunt, Rubber Duck Regatta, and more. To learn more, visit their Special Events page here and note that registration and cost will vary by event.


During the entire month of July, Euless residents who sign up or renew their Euless Family Life Center memberships will receive the following incentives:


  • For a 3-month membership, receive 1 free month
  • For a 12-month membership, receive 2 free months


This special membership offer does not include Aquatics season passes.


July Sign Up Day at Senior Center | Wednesday, July 1

The Euless Family Life Senior Center has a host of activities this month. Join in on the first day of every week for a different activity. Topics include nature, community, belonging, and well-being. Contact the Senior Center at 817-685-1671 for more details or with questions regarding membership and registration.


Buy One, Get One Free Aquatics Park Day | Tuesday, July 8

Make a splash at the Aquatics Park where when you buy one admission, you get one free. This offer is available to the first 100 guests.


Pop-Up Popsicles | Every Wednesday starting on July 1 - July 29

We will be handing out free popsicles to community members using the City of Euless parks and trails systems.


Water in the Parks | Every Friday starting on July 10 - July 31

We will be handing out free waters to community members using the City of Euless parks and trails systems.


Euless Family Life Center Member Appreciation Day | Friday, July 17

We appreciate you for choosing and trusting us with your services every day. Please stop by on July 17 so we can show our appreciation! We are giving EFLC members free snacks and water while supplies last.

Upcoming Events

July is packed with exciting community events and activities - check out what's happening throughout the month and join the fun! Visit the City's Calendar of Events here for more information on the events listed below and for additional events not listed.


  • Heritage Park Open House | Saturday, July 11, 12 - 4 p.m.
  • Summer Scavenger Hunt | Saturday, July 18, 8 a.m.
  • Euless Splashdown | Saturday, July 25, 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
  • Summer Nerf Wars | Saturday, August 1, 5 - 7 p.m.


View the Parks & Community Services Playbook here and the Library's calendar here.

Summer Programs at the Euless Library

Enjoy a fun-filled summer of learning with special community programs at the Mary Lib Saleh Euless Public Library located at 201 N. Ector Drive! For more information on the programs listed below and all Library programs, visit the Library's calendar here.

July 10 from 2 to 3 pm is the Bernie the Bug Lady What's Buggin You? Show. July 17 from 2 to 3 pm is the Heard Museum Live Animal Ambassadors Show. July 24 from 2 to 3 pm is the K-Pop Dance Party. July 31 from 7:30 to 9:30 pm is the HEB Reads End of Summer Bash at the Euless Family Life Aquatics Park.
Fourth of July reminder that fireworks are prohibited in the City of Euless. Violators may be fined up to $2,000 per violation and fireworks will be confiscated.

Digital Newspapers Now Available
with your Euless Library Card

The Euless Public Library is expanding access to news with the addition of the NewsBank - offering 24/7 access to thousands of trusted local, national, and international sources from any device with your library card. You can also explore Texas news in depth with the Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection and Dallas Morning News Collection, featuring current and archived issues, full-color pages, and full-text articles. To get started, go to the Library Catalog here, click on NewsBank, and enter your library card number. Anywhere, anytime - stay connected to the stories that matter.

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Euless Family Life Center

Aquatics Park is Now Open

Summer days are more fun when they're spent at an exciting swimming location in Euless, such as the Euless Family Life Center Aquatics Park. The Euless Aquatics Season Pass provides individuals and families with an entire summer of entertainment. Purchase your pass in person at the Euless Family Life Center located at 300 W. Midway Drive. Euless residents must provide proof of residency. For pricing and more information, visit the Aquatics Park webpage here.


Host your party or get together with us. We offer multiple poolside Cabanas and pavilion rentals. For pricing and availability, visit the Rentals Information page here.


While the weather is hot and the pool is cool, join us for one of our special events at the Aquatics Park located at 300 W. Midway Drive.


Free giveaways on July 4th | Saturday, July 4, 12 - 6 p.m.

During the holiday hours on July 4, staff will be giving away t-shirts and popsicles while supplies last.


Family Fun Day | Saturday, July 18, 5 - 7 p.m.

Come for an evening filled with fun activities, treats, and opportunities to win prizes. This event is included with the price of Aquatics Park admission.


End of Summer Pool Party for Seniors | Friday, July 31, 12 p.m.

The Senior Center will host a pool party to end their Float the River series. Hot dogs, watermelon, and other pool side classics will be available in the Aquatics Park Pavilion. Senior Center membership and registration is required. Cost is $5 per person. Call 817-685-1671 for more information.


Rubber Duck Regatta | Saturday, August 1, 10 a.m.

Have a quacky good time as hundreds of bright yellow racers take to the water, floating toward the finish line in a fun and friendly competition. Registration is required and the cost is $10 per person. Cost covers admission to the Aquatics Park for the day.

Water Conservation

Photo of water sprinkler

Hot summer months mean higher water use throughout North Texas. One way to help keep water flowing through every tap is to be conscious of watering your lawn and flowerbeds. A healthy lawn doesn't need to be watered daily. In fact, watering deeply and infrequently, once or twice a week if needed, encourages grass to develop deep, drought-resistant roots.


Euless residents fall under a time of day water ordinance that prohibits watering outdoors from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. year-round. The rules apply to City water customers who use automatic and non-automatic irrigation systems as well as garden hose-attached sprinklers to water their lawns.


For weekly watering tips, free irrigation checks, and watersmart videos, visit www.SaveTarrantWater.com or www.waterisawesome.com.

Individual headshots of the Euless City Council. Mayor Tim Stinneford, Zariyan Stark Place 1; Jeremy Tompkins, Place 2; Eddie Price, Place 3; Perry Bynum, Mayor Pro Tem, Place 4; Annabel Eads, Place 5; Tika Paudel, Place 6
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