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Once a rural farming community, Colleyville has become a perennial favorite on the “best of…” lists in Dallas and Fort Worth, across Texas, and around the nation. Money magazine named the city to its list of “Best 100 Places to Live in America,” awarding it the highest ranking in Texas. Colleyville’s small town ambiance and big city amenities continue to earn it a place on the “best” lists of popular publications, including Newsweek and D Magazine. |
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In its first five years, the Colleyville Public Library has become a favorite spot for residents and visitors alike. The library currently is assessing the use of its space(s) to best serve library patrons and potential patrons. Input from Colleyville residents, whether library patrons or not, is a critical component of the assessment. The link to the library survey is below; survey questions pertain to the library’s materials, programs, and activities.
To access the online survey, click here. The survey takes only a few moments to complete. Demographic information is for survey purposes only; no personal data will be collected or stored. |
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City Council Grants Sensor Rebate |
According to city ordinance, all automatic irrigation systems in the city must be fitted with rain and freeze sensors by August 2008. To encourage compliance with the ordinance, the City Council has granted a one-time $20 rebate (credit) on customer water bills.
In August 2006, the Colleyville City Council adopted Ordinance O-06-1587 amending the water conservation and drought contingency plan. One part of the plan calls for all automatic irrigation systems to be fitted with rain and freeze sensors by August 2008. To assist our residential and commercial customers, the city of Colleyville is offering a one-time $20 rebate (credit) on water usage fees, following verification of rain and freeze sensors installed by August 31, 2008. The rebate will appear as a credit on a future water bill. |
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Colleyville Old Tyme Bar-B-Q Cook-off Set for June 6-7 |
 Colleyville’s Old Tyme Bar-B-Q Cook-Off, benefiting Special Olympics, is scheduled Friday and Saturday, June 6 and 7, at The Village at Colleyville. The cook-off is a nationally sanctioned, judged event and is the second largest barbecue cook-off in Texas. Friday evening’s events kick off at 6:00 p.m. with a free fish fry (until the fish is gone). Other activities for the evening include: children’s activities, carnival fare, and open-mike karaoke. On Saturday, the serious business of Texas barbecue gets underway. Gates open to the public at 11:00 a.m. While the cookers get down to serious cooking, the public can do some serious eating with heaping plates of Texas Q for $5; $6 for a barbecue plate and a beverage.
The popular pie contest, sponsored by the Colleyville Woman's Club, lets everyone get into the spirit of the competition. |
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