Let Us Remember Those Who Courageously Made the Ultimate Sacrifice this Memorial Day
As we acknowledge the Memorial Day holiday, we reflect, honor and pay tribute to the brave men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Flags at all Town facilities will be at half-staff to honor those who gave all this Memorial Day.

Facility Closures
Town Hall, Prosper Community Library and all other administrative offices will be closed on Monday, May 30 in observance of Memorial Day.

Waste Collection Will Slide Over One Day
CWD trash service will slide over one day. Monday collections will be completed on Tuesday and so on, until completed Saturday, June 4. The Special Bulk Drop-off location will be closed on May 28.
Discover Downtown: Boots on Broadway June 11
Mark your calendar for the country concert coming to Downtown Prosper on June 11 and catch award-winning artist Gary P. Nunn as the headliner of Boots on Broadway. Come early to get a good spot and catch the opening act by Gary Kyle who will take the stage at 6 p.m.

The Discover Downtown Series of events is presented by Parks and Recreation in partnership with the Prosper EDC. The series continues throughout the year with Fun in the Sun for kids on July 16, Moonlight Movie on August 13 and Paws on Broadway on September 10. For questions, contact the Prosper Parks and Recreation Department at 972-569-1160.
The Prosper Community Library Kicks Off the Big Texas Summer Reading Program
Enjoy a Big Texas Summer with Prosper Community Library! Beginning June 1, Prosper Community Library will offer weekly themed programs for ages 5-11. Each week will focus on learning more about the BIG state of Texas. In addition to weekly Texas-themed programming, the library will have special programs, a reading challenge and events for all ages throughout the summer. Check out the Prosper Community Library's full list of summer programs.
Help Keep Kids Safe Around the Pool this Summer By Becoming a Water Watcher
As you hit the pools this summer, remember to practice pool safety and always have a designated Water Watcher. In partnership with Cook Children’s, Prosper Fire Rescue is offering Water Watcher Tags to the Prosper community. The Water Watcher Program was developed to encourage parents to better their supervision skills in and around water. At a large gathering at a residential pool or at a public pool, caregivers assume that someone is watching the children while they are in the pool. The Water Watcher Program assigns one responsible adult whose sole job is to watch the children while they are in the water. They will do this for about 15-20 minutes, then they may pass it off to another responsible adult. To indicate that you are a Water Watcher, you will wear a Water Watcher tag.

A diligent Water Watcher will abide by the following:

  • They will NOT be on their phone
  • They will NOT be reading a book
  • They will NOT be talking to others
  • They will NOT be drinking any alcohol
  • They will be able to administer CPR in case of an emergency
  • They will scan the pool to ensure no dangerous activity is taking place and that all patrons are practice proper water safety skills

You can pick up a free Water Watcher Tag at Prosper Central Fire Station (1500 E. First St.), Prosper Fire Station 2 (1140 S. Teel Pkwy), Prosper Town Hall (250 W. First St.), Prosper Community Library (200 S. Main St.) and Prosper Parks and Recreation administrative offices (409 E. First Street). Thank you for helping us keep our children safe this summer!
Prosper Adds 163 Acres of Green Space to its Parks and Trail System
The Town of Prosper has acquired 163 acres of land from the developer of Windsong Ranch to add to the Town’s parks and trail system. The purchase of this land will significantly increase and preserve the green space for the community to enjoy as the Town continues to grow. This land acquisition is located south of Fishtrap Road between the Glenbrooke and Windsong Ranch subdivisions. The 163-acre property will serve as a significant addition that will allow for more parks and trails as well as trail connectivity and amenities that currently exist on the property which include a mountain bike trail.

Prosper’s unique and impressive array of parks currently encompasses nearly 469 acres of open spaces, recreational venues and facilities for sports and fitness. The Town’s natural beauty is enhanced by areas and trails that provide serene settings for recreation and relaxation for all ages. Check out over 43 miles of hike and bike trails that have developed throughout Prosper!

To learn more about the Town of Prosper’s parks and trail system, visit ProsperParksandRec.org
Request an Adjustment of Your Winter Watering Average By June 1
If you are interested in requesting an adjustment of your winter average calculation based on abnormal water consumption during the three months of winter averaging, you can submit an application for an adjustment. Applications are due by June 1.
Stay Connected
The Prosper Community Library offers year-round programming and resources for Prosper residents. Sign up to receive a free library card to access all of the great things the library has to offer. Check out the May program guide to find upcoming classes and programs.
Register for Summer Camps! Camps for all ages include STEM, 3D printing, Minecraft, Destination Science, baseball, basketball, golf, dodgeball, flag football and much more. Discover all of the camps at prosperparksandrec.org.
Ace Portal
Have you signed up for the ACE portal? Utility Billing has set up a dashboard that allows you to monitor your monthly bill, how much water is being consumed and to better manage your water utilization.
Download the myPROSPER app to track water usage, report potholes, get trash notifications, construction updates and more. Get the app today on the App Store and Google Play.
Meeting notices and agendas may be found on the Town website. Town Council meeting agendas are typically posted by 5 p.m. on the Friday before the meeting.

Upcoming Meetings and Events
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