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09/23/2024

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02/02/2022

!!! THE TEXAS WINTER STORM IS HEADED OUR WAY !!!

If you’ve been paying attention to the weather this week, you know that a freeze and snow are expected. Tonight it will drop down into the teens with a wintery mix, icy rain and possible snow on Thursday.

It’s important to be prepared - HERE ARE SOME TIPS:

1. Locate your water line and meter so you know how to shut off in advance and make sure you have the right tools to turn it off
2. Turn your thermometer above 55 degrees AT ALL TIMES
3. Wrap outdoor and indoor pipes in unheated areas (like a clothes washer in your garage).
4. Remove water hoses and wrap outdoor pipes. (Towel or Foam)
5. Drain and turn off your lawn sprinkler system.
6. Turn off the water to your clothes washer if it’s in an unheated garage.
7. Store your lawn equipment in a garage or shed to keep them in good condition for next year. Drain the gas.
8. If you leave your house before a freeze, turn off the water at the shutoff valve and leave your heat on.
9. Open kitchen and bathroom cabinet doors or drip faucets if needed
10. Clear out gutters
11. Make sure you have blankets, firewood or an alternative heat source
12. Have reserves of water…bottles or buckets depending on the purpose
13. Have external batteries charged and on hand
14. Open cabinets under sinks to let your house’s heat warm the pipes.
15. If your pipes freeze, turn off the water at the shutoff valve. This prevents broken pipes from leaking into your house after they thaw.
16. Let faucets drip from the cold and hot taps or run water through your indoor faucets – hot and cold -- before you go to sleep.
17. Keep Animals INSIDE. If its too cold for you outside - Its too cold for them.

SOME WAYS THE CITY IS PREPARING:
- ONCOR is pre-staging crews throughout the area with mutual aid on standby
- The Emergency Operations Center will be open starting Wednesday at noon through at least Friday
- All libraries and rec centers will become warming centers during normal business hours, and may become 24-hour if needed
- A weather shelter will be open at the Fair Park Automobile Building with cots, water, snacks and water

07/04/2021

06/02/2021

We welcome you to experience Teague Country Village! This privately owned, gated community offers the perfect balance of sustainable living and modern convenience. Our tiny homes are equipped with central heating and air, with your choice of furnished or unfurnished. No pets allowed. Limited one vehicle per home. Additional vehicles may be approved if parking is available. Spaces are limited. All utilities are included. Teague Country Village is the perfect way to live big while going tiny!

For Application Submissions: $40 NON-REFUNDABLE application fee per anyone 18 years and up. We check credit, background and rental history. Contact us for touring information! Apply through www.FarahUSA.com.

05/31/2021

Today, we honor the memory of the service members and their families who have sacrificed their lives to protect the freedom that
we enjoy. Thank you!

"Home of the free, because of the brave."💙

03/10/2021

Greg Abbott lifted the mask mandate and permitted all businesses return to 100% capacity beginning today - March 10, 2021.
Businesses are still allowed to make their own safety protocols within their facilities, which will continue to require face masks out of concern for our staff and customers. We will also encourage social distancing and good hand hygiene in guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Stay Safe & Healthy!

Texas’ statewide mask mandate has ended as of March 10. Businesses are also now allowed to operate at full capacity as long as the hospitals in their region haven’t been treating a large share of patients for COVID-19. Here’s a look at what the loosened restrictions mean for Texans.

02/23/2021

As Arlington residents and business owners work hard to recover from the effects of the storm, the City of Arlington put together some resources and information that might assist you!

February 2021 brought unprecedented snow, ice and freezing temperatures to Arlington and the rest of Texas. Conditions caused power outages, loss of heat and broken pipes.  As Arlington residents and business owners work to recover from the effects of the storm, this webpage will bring together the...

02/17/2021

https://www.arlingtontx.gov/news/my_arlington_t_x/news_stories/boil_order_notice_feb_17_2021

Due to unprecedented demand and a possible major water main break, some Arlington Water Utilities customers may be without water service. For those with water, pressure may be reduced and tap water must be boiled prior to consumption . The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality requires that a bo...

08/13/2020

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We looked at every property management company in the Dallas area and compiled the best based on factors such as cost and average ratings.

04/08/2020

We are all feeling the impact of this pandemic and hope you all are finding something positive in every day! Keep your head up, we are in this together and it will get better.

In case you guys need some guidance, we have linked the City of Fort Worth's website below which has amazing resources and information. Stay safe and healthy!🙂

The City of Fort Worth is working with its partners at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Texas Department of Health and Human Services and Tarrant County Public Health to closely monitor the COVID-19 outbreak.