All required public notices related to the City of Springtown Fiscal Year 2020-2021 Budget and Tax Rate can be found here.
Announcements
City Facilities Closed Monday September 7, 2020 for Labor Day
Brush pickup following 08/29/2020 severe weather
Residents who have brush debris from Saturday’s severe weather are encouraged to place it at the curb, and public works crews will pick it up to dispose of it. Unlike for monthly brush pickup, residents do not need to call City Hall to be placed on the schedule. Crews have begun picking up brush …
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Temporary Removal of War Memorial Statue
This afternoon, public works crews will be temporarily removing the bronze statue that is located at the War Memorial. This is a protective measure in light of the recent thefts of other bronze items that were located within Springtown Park, the Tabernacle, and the Springtown Cemetery. The decision to remove the statue was made in …
2020 Census Reminder
As the 2020 Census continues, it is important that each individual is counted. Responses to this once-a-decade population count will help shape the future of our community and inform how federal funding is distributed for important programs and services in education, healthcare, infrastructure, and emergency response. Additionally, it will impact representation in Congress. When more …
No credit or debit card payments Aug. 19 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Tomorrow, August 19, we will not be able to accept credit or debit card payments at City Hall or the Municipal Annex building beginning at 10 a.m. do to a network upgrade. We will be able to accept payments made by cash or check This interruption will also affect our online and telephone …
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$1,000 reward offered for information in theft of park plaques
On August 1, 2020, it was discovered a bronze plaque was missing from the bathrooms near the Cartwright Pavilion in Springtown Park. The plaque states a dedication to the park. Subsequently, it was discovered there was a second missing plaque from the pavilion adjacent to the bathrooms. The second plaque states “Henry Cartwright Pavilion.” A …
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Water Main Break July 28, 2020
This afternoon an eight inch water line was damaged during the installation of a valve. Public works crews are in the process of repairing the line. Customers will experience a drop in water pressure over the next several hours while the repairs are made. The repairs are expected to take approximately three hours.
Third Amended Declaration of Local Disaster and Public Health Emergency
Press Release Third Amended Declaration of Local Disaster and Public Health Emergency Friday, July 17, 2020 Contact: Christina Derr — cderr@cityofspringtown.com, (817) 220-4834 In response to Governor Greg Abbott’s Executive Orders GA-28 and GA-29, Mayor Greg Hood signed a Third Amended Declaration of Local Disaster and Public Health Emergency for the City of Springtown yesterday …
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Statement from Mayor Greg Hood on recent increases in COVID-19 cases in Springtown
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – FRIDAY, JULY 17, 2020 OFFICE OF THE MAYOR CITY OF SPRINGTOWN, TEXAS STATEMENT FROM MAYOR GREG HOOD ON RECENT INCREASES IN COVID-19 CASES IN SPRINGTOWN As many of you are aware, Springtown, along with entire State of Texas, has experienced a surge of new COVID-19 cases in recent weeks. Since July …
