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Page 2 - Fairview Town News May 2017 www.fairviewtexas.orgStacy Road UpdateThe paving of the northern two lanes is well underway. Intersectionwork at the major intersections will be the next phase. Duringthis concrete phase, the only intersections that will be completelyclosed on a temporary basis on the Fairview-side of constructionare Hawkswood and Old Stacy Road, just East of Oakwood Trail.Once the remaining intersections are completed at State Highway5, Oakwood Trail and FM-1378 on the north side, the traffic will beswitched to the two new lanes as two-way traffic. This will occurmost likely in mid to late May, weather permitting. Then the sameprocess as was previously done on the Fairview-side will repeat onthe Allen-side.We’re HereFor You!Town of Fairview372 Town Place Fairview, TX 75069Main Phone Line:972-562-0522Fax: 972-548-0268www.fairviewtexas.orgHours of Operation:Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.Important Numbers:Hazardous Waste CollectionThe Town of Fairview will hold itsannual Household Hazardous Wasteevent Saturday, April 29, 2017. Theevent will be held at Fairview FireStation #1, located at 500 StateHighway 5 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.Residents are encouraged to bringtheir old chemicals, fuels, oils,paints for disposal to the event.Unfortunately, the Town is unableto continue to offer electronicsrecycling at this event, as it is nolonger economically viable for ourvendor.To take advantage of HazardousWaste Collection, you mustprovide a valid Texas Driver’sLicense with a Fairview addressor a copy of your last water billissued by the Town.This has been a highly successfulevent in the past and your continuedparticipation helps to protect theenvironment and contributes toa cleaner and greener Town ofFairview.Holiday ClosuresFairview Town Hall will be closedMonday, May 29, 2017, in observance ofMemorial Day. Please see page 15 for the2017 Bulk Trash Recycle Calendar to view the holidayschedule for bulk trash collection. EMERGENCY: 911Daytime Non-Emergency Police: 972-886-4211Evening Non-Emergency Police: 972-547-5350Jeff Bell, Fire Chief: 972-886-4238Travis Green, Fire Marshal: 972-886-4232After Hours Water Emergencies: 972-886-4229Utility Billing: 972-886-4242Code Enforcement: 972-562-0522Smoke Detector Help Email: smokedetector@fairviewtexas.orgSmoke Detector Help VM: 972-886-4239Submit editorial feedback toecappon@fairviewtexas.orgTo Place an Advertisement in this PublicationPlease Contact:Community News Connection, Inc.Office 972-396-8855 Fax 972-396-7511info@communitynewsconnection.com206 W. McDermott, Suite #120 Allen, Texas 75013ADVERTISING DISCLAIMER: This disclaimer applies to both the Town of Fairview(the "Town") and Community News Connection ("CNC"), collectively referenced as"we" or "us." We do not recommend or endorse any product or service advertised inthis newsletter, nor have we reviewed the legitimacy, efficacy, qualifications or validityof any product or service advertised in this newsletter. You are strongly encouragedto obtain additional information regarding any product or service that you may be interested in from independent and reliable sources, such as applicable state licensingagencies, the Better Business Bureau, or other reputable consumer-reporting organizations. We do not make any representations, explicit or otherwise, concerningany advertiser on this site, their content or any products or services which they offer.Reference to any specific commercial product, process, or service by trade name,trademark, or otherwise does not represent endorsement or recommendation by us.
www.fairviewtexas.org May 2017 Fairview Town News – Page 3Spirit of Fairview Awardedto Mayor CulbertsonIn February, the Allen Fairview Chamber of Commerce held theirannual Volunteer Recognition Gala recognizing multiple honorees andbusinesses in both the Town of Fairview and the City of Allen. Awardcategories each year include Business of the Year, Small Business ofthe Year, Entrepreneur of the Year, Emerging Business of the Year,Ambassador of the Year, Chamber Member of the Year along with theSpirit of Allen and Spirit of Fairview awards.This year’s event featured keynote speaker Mike Weddington, aformer professional football player and now a motivational speaker.Weddington’s presentation, “Living the American Dream” inspiredthe audience. However, the real purpose of the event was to recognizethose individuals and businesses in Allen and Fairview for all they do tocontribute to the growth of our local economy, going above and beyondtheir respective roles by contributing their time, talent or financialresources to local nonprofits and providing excellent leadership asvolunteers.The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Allen Fairview Chamberis Jill Hawkins, a Fairview resident, whose company HawkinsLandscape & Maintenance provides services to a large segment of bothcommunities. Ms. Hawkins along with former chair Tim Kaiser emceedthe event and presented the awards.This year’s recipient of the Spirit of Fairview award was Mayor DarionCulbertson. The Spirit of Fairview award is awarded annually to someonewho shows exemplary service through volunteer activities that benefitthe nonprofits, school districts and/or the Town of Fairview in a waythat places service to others above self. Mayor Culbertson was unableto attend this year’s gala, so it was presented to Mayor Culbertson at theMarch 7, 2017 meeting of the Fairview Town Council.For more information about the Allen Fairview Chamber, pleasecontact Sharon Mayer, CEO at 972-727-5585 orsharon@allenfairviewchamber.com.adopt.it’s a win-win.DAVID ROSSYour family matters to me too.Fairview Resident25 Year,Award-WinningReal EstateBroker-Realtor214-341-0240We have dogs, cats, horses,livestock and small mammalsthat are available for adoption!Russell H. PerryAnimal Care Center& Spay/Neuter & Wellness Clinic8411 Stacy Rd, McKinney TX 75070spca.org 972-742-7722“I will put my seasoned experience,creativity & hard work to your nts-say
Page 4 - Fairview Town News May 2017 www.fairviewtexas.orgCOUNCIL’S CORNERAt the Tuesday, April 4, 2017, regular Town Council meeting, the Town Council addressed the following items: Received a State of the McKinney Independent School District report from McKinney ISD Superintendent, Dr. Rick McDaniel.Lovejoy High School Independent Studies student, Ella Luebbe, gave a presentation on short stories she has authored.Authorized the Technology Advisory Committee to conduct a technology survey.Mayor Darion Culbertson presented a proclamation declaring the month of April as Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month inthe Town of Fairview.Approved the minutes of the February 7, 2017, regular Council meeting.Approved the minutes of the February 8, 2017, special Council meeting.Approved a resolution suspending the effective date of a requested rate change by Oncor Electric Delivery Company, LLC to allowTown staff to cooperate with the Steering Committee to establish reasonable rates.Approved a resolution authorizing continued participation with the Oncor Cities Steering Committee and payment of assessed dues for2017.Approved an ordinance repealing Ordinance 2015-7.Approved an ordinance amending Ord. 2015-33 and ratifying the change in the number of members of the TIRZ #1 Board of Directorsfrom five to six.Approved moving the regular July Council meeting date to Wednesday, July 5, 2017, due to the Independence Day holiday.Approved a Final Plat for the Woodland Farm Estates Addition. The 20.7-acre tract of land is located north of Old Stacy Road, betweenCollinwood Dr. and Lakewood Dr. and is zoned for the (RE-2) Two-acre Ranch Estate District. Applicant: Doug Mousel, LandPlanDevelopment. (FP2017-01).Discussed the town road maintenance program.Discussed the Collin County Roadway Action Plan and related matters.Approved a resolution stating opposition to current state bills proposing tax revenue caps.Heard an update from staff regarding inclement weather preparedness, general preparedness and public education.Authorized the Town Manager to enter into an agreement with Community News Connection for the Town magazine.Discussed an update from Councilmember Hendricks regarding the McKinney Airport Advisory Committee’s update to the AirportMaster Plan and Layout Plan.Discussed Boards and Commissions.Received the Monthly Financial Report for the period ending February 28, 2017.Received an update on the Stacy Road construction project.Received an update on Town facilities planning.
www.fairviewtexas.org May 2017 Fairview Town News – Page 5Town Election CancellationAs all of the Town’s candidates for Mayorand Town Council in 2017 were unopposedafter both the filing for a place on the ballotand the write-in candidate deadlines, at theCouncil meeting on March 7, 2017, theTown Council was able to cancel the Town’sregular May election for 2017. All theunopposed candidates were declared electedto their new office effective Saturday, May6, 2017 (general election day in Texas).Mayor Darion Culbertson was reelectedto his third term as Mayor of the Town ofFairview; he will be term-limited fromfurther consecutive reelection in May 2019.Seat 1 will be filled by a new member of theTown Council, Bill Nicol. Nicol resides inHeritage Ranch; he has been a member of theTown’s EDC/CDC Board of Directors since2014. Current Seat 1, Councilmember RonSamuels will be retiring from his seat afterserving the Town for the past four years.Seat 3 will be filled by Henry Lessner.Lessner previously served on the Councilin Seat 4 for six consecutive years from2010 to 2016 including four years as MayorPro Tem. Current Seat 4, CouncilmemberFrank O’Reilly is moving from the Town ofFairview after serving on the Council for thepast four years.Finally, sitting Councilmember, PaulHendricks, was also unopposed for CouncilSeat 5 and has been reelected to his third termon the Council; he will be term-limited fromfurther consecutive reelection in May 2019.The Town, the Town Staff as well as the restof the Town Council would like to thankCouncilmembers Samuels and O’Reilly fortheir years of dedicated service to the Townof Fairview. For more information aboutthe election results, please visit the TownElections page on fairviewtexas.org.Early Voting Locations and HoursAs Lovejoy ISD has a contested election,residents will still be able to vote in thatrace and any other local races at the LovejoyISD Administration Building, located at259 Country Club Road during both EarlyVoting and Election Day. Early voting inCollin County goes from Monday, April 24to Tuesday, May 2 at the times listed below.Election Day is Saturday, May 6, 2017 from7 a.m. to 7 p.m. As the Town is not having anelection, Fairview Town Hall will not be anElection Day polling place this year.As Collin County uses Vote Centers,residents who are registered voters with aneffective date on or before May 6, 2017 mayvote at any of the additional Early Votinglocations or Election Day vote centers thatare open in Collin County under full contractservices with the Collin County ElectionsAdministration. Visit CollinCountyTX.gov/Elections for more information regardingpolling locations.Early Voting LocationAddressCityCollin County Election Office2010 Redbud Blvd., #102McKinney(Main Early Voting Location)Lovejoy ISD Administration Bldg. 259 Country Club RoadFairviewSundayMondayTuesdayWednesday ThursdayFridaySaturdayApril 23April 24April 25April 26April 27April 28April 298am – 5pm 8am – 5pm 8am – 5pm 8am - 7pm 8am - 5pm 8am - 5pmApril 30May 17am – 7pmMay 27am – 7pmMay 3May 4May 5May 67am – 7pmElection Day
Page 6 - Fairview Town News May 2017 www.fairviewtexas.orgBoards and CommissionsInterested in getting involved in servingyour community? Every year, dozens ofTown residents volunteer their time andtalents by serving on a Town Board, Commission or Committee. The Town utilizesthese citizen run Boards and Commissionsto ensure public input and participation inthe setting of policy and in the Town’s decision-making processes.Find the Application to Serve atfariviewtexas.org by selecting “Boards andCommissions” from the “Government”dropdown. The Town Council reviewsall applications and votes on all boardappointments and reappointments. Boardsand Commission renewals and replacementsoccur every summer, so residents areencouraged to apply to be members of anyof our many boards and commissions. Tobe eligible, individuals must be a registeredvoter in the Town, may not be in arrearson property taxes and must completean Application to Serve. CompletedApplications to Serve should be emailed toTown Secretary, Liz Cappon at ECappon@fairviewtexas.org.Planning and Zoning CommissionThe Planning and Zoning Commission iscomprised of seven Commissioners. It isthe Planning and Zoning Commission’sduty to make and recommend a masterplan, as a whole or in parts, for the futuredevelopment and redevelopment of thetown. The Commission hears, recommendsand determines matters related to zoning,platting and subdivision control as specifiedor required by town ordinance, charter andstate law. The Commission meets monthlyin the Town Hall Council Chambers on thesecond Thursday of the month.effective technology outlets for the Townand its residents. This Committee typicallymeets on the second Monday of the monthin the Fire Station #2 Community Room.Economic Development (EDC) andCommunity Development Corporation(CDC) Board of DirectorsThe EDC and CDC Board of Directors arecomprised of seven board members, witheach member serving on both the EDC andCDC board. The EDC Board of Directorsis responsible for promoting the economic growth and diversification in the Townof Fairview as well as for overseeing thehalf-penny sales tax collected for this purpose. The CDC Board of Directors is responsible for promoting the communitythrough infrastructure construction projects funded through the half-penny salestax collected for this purpose. The EDC/CDC Board typically meets monthly in theTown Hall Council Chambers on the thirdWednesday of the month.Parks and Recreation Advisory BoardThe Parks and Recreation Advisory Boardis comprised of seven board members. ThisBoard acts in an advisory capacity in allmatters pertaining to Parks and Recreation,including present and future maintenance,operation, planning, acquisition, development, enlargement as well as use policies ofthe Town Parks and Recreation services. ThisBoard meets as needed.Zoning Board of AdjustmentThe Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA)is comprised of Board Members and Alternates. The ZBA makes decisions on appealsand requests for variances to the Town’s ordinances. This Board meets as needed.Technology Advisory CommitteeThe Technology Advisory Committee iscomprised of seven committee members.The Technology Committee investigatesopportunities to provide more efficient andEnvironmental Management AdvisoryCommitteeThe Environmental Management AdvisoryCommittee is comprised of seven CommitteeMembers. The Environmental ManagementAdvisory Committee investigates opportunities to promote responsible environmentalplans, projects, regulations, guidelines aswell as other activities that serve to promoteand protect the natural environment of thecommunity. This Committee typically meetson the third Monday of the month in the FireStation #2 Community Room.Public Art CommitteeThe Public Art Committee is comprised offive Committee Members. The Public ArtCommittee is responsible for administeringthe Town’s public art program and organizing the Town of Fairview Art Show. ThisCommittee meets as needed.
www.fairviewtexas.org May 2017 Fairview Town News – Page 7NationalPharmaceuticalTake Back DayVisit Fairview Fire Station #1 on Saturday, April 29, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., to participate innational pharmaceutical take-back day and utilize this opportunity to surrender expired,unwanted or unused pharmaceuticals, controlled substances and other medications to lawenforcement officers for destruction. On this day, the Drug Enforcement Administration(DEA) coordinates a collaborative effort with state and local law enforcement agenciesfocused on removing potentially dangerous controlled substances from our nation’smedicine cabinets. This one-day effort will bring national focus to the issue ofpharmaceutical controlled substance abuse. The program provides an opportunity for lawenforcement to collaborate with the DEA and establish a safe collection site.This program is anonymous and all efforts will be made to protect the anonymity ofindividuals disposing of medications. Controlled, non-controlled, and over-the-countermedications may be collected from individuals. The general public is often unaware ofthe distinction in medication status. Participants may dispose of medication in its originalcontainer or by removing the medication from its container and disposing of it directlyinto the disposal box. Liquid products, such as cough syrup, should remain sealed inthe original container. The depositor should ensure the cap is tightly sealed to preventleakage. Intra-venous solutions, injectables and syringes will not be accepted due topotential hazard posed by blood-borne pathogens. Fairview Fire Station # 1 is located at500 S. State Highway 5.Here’s aBrightCustom Homes and RemodelingIdeaAdvertise in this publication and reachthe colorful characters right in yourown neighborhood.Contact us Design and Architectural Services Room AdditionsKitchen and Bathroom Remodels Outdoor KitchensPatios and Arbors Separate Garage WorkshopCall 214-495-0275PierceRemodelingGroup.comTX State Licensed Remodeler & Home Builder
Page 8 - Fairview Town News May 2017 www.fairviewtexas.orgpools, birdbaths, pet dishes, empty pots and planters, clogged raingutters, etc. Mosquitoes only need a few inches of standing waterto breed. Also, keep mosquitoes out of your home by repairing orinstalling window and door screens; and DETERRENT: Use insect repellant containing DEET or otherproven deterrents on your outer clothing and exposed skin (neverskin under clothing). These products are safe when used accordingto their directions. They help keep mosquitoes and other insectslike ticks away! Also, utilize mosquito-deterring plants in youryard such as marigolds or lavender.MosquitoPreparednessPreventative actions taken at the individual level will go a long wayin combating the potential for exposure to the virus. Everyone shouldlook for places around their home or business that contain standingwater and drain them. A few examples of places where standingwater can occur are:As we begin to transition into the warm conditions that come withsummer and invite fun outdoor activities, we should all be thinkingearly about steps that can be taken to protect against West Nile virus(WNV), Zika virus disease (Zika) and Chikungunya virus.Local municipalities as well as Collin, Dallas and Denton countieswork together to share data as well as best practices and that seems tobe working well in fighting mosquitos. As in past years, the Town hascontracted with Municipal Mosquito to perform trapping and testingevery week. They will also be proactively applying larvacide whereneeded.You can better protect yourself and your family by following theFour Ds*: DUSK/DAWN: Stay indoors during evening to early morninghours-from about 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. This is when mosquitoes aremost active and hungry; DRESS: In long sleeves and pants when outdoors. Clothes arethat magic barrier to keep mosquitoes from finding skin to bite; DUMP & DEFEND: Get rid of any water outside that has beenstanding for more than three days, including stagnant swimming Playground equipment can collect water after rain showers orafter watering the lawn. Lawn furniture and equipment can easily accumulate water. Gutter downspouts can cause water to accumulate on the groundunderneath. Splash guards can be utilized to better disperse waterand prevent collection. Stacks of aged wood can hold water and become a breedingground for mosquitoes. Discarding old wood and keeping newwood in dry locations is ideal. Buckets and other items commonly found in the back of truckbeds can collect water and should be dumped out regularly. Boats contain many places where water can accumulate; keepboats drained and covered. Avoid overwatering plants and drain drip trays, if necessary.The preventative measures provided above are just some of waysindividuals can actively combat disease. The Town encourages allresidents and local business owners to assess and monitor theirproperties on a regular basis and to take appropriate actions so thatany potential hazards can be eliminated before they become a realthreat to public health.*Source: Collin County Health Care Service, http://www.collincountytx.gov/healthcare services/Pages/west nile.aspxSPRINGSPECIALDr. Gary Raiczykwww.angelparkwaypethospital.comBoard your pet forat least three nightsand the fourth nightis on us!214-383-5000ghtsMain St.S. Allen HeiAngel Parkway Pet Hospital571 S. Angel ParkwayLucas, TX 75002Dr.Complimentary Exam for New Clients (First Pet).Free dose of Nexgard or Frontline Gold Fleaand Tick Preventative with exam.Estates Pkwy.Angel ParkwayPet HospitalE. Bethany Dr.W. Lucas Dr.Reach Your Neighbors!Advertise in this com
www.fairviewtexas.org May 2017 Fairview Town News – Page 9The Town of Fairview Community Development Corporation (CDC)is proud to announce a new event series, Movies in the Park. Thissummer, the Fairview CDC will host a monthly free outdoor movieon select Fridays from May. Kicking off each movie will be familyfriendly activities including music, DJ and games.The summer 2017 movie line up will be “Sing” on Friday, May 12,“E.T., The Extra-Terrestrial” on June 9, “The Lego Batman Movie”on July 14 and the final movie of the series will be August 18, thatfilm is yet to be determined.Movies in the Park will take place at the Village Green Park at thecorner of Fairview Parkway and Fairview Village Road. Preshowactivities will begin at 7 p.m. and the movie will begin at dusk(approximately 8:30 p.m.).Guests are encouraged to bring blankets and folding chairs aswell as a picnic dinner. Be sure to stop by one of the restaurantsin the newly rebranded Fairview Town Center shopping center,they’d love to serve you. For more information, please contactShannon Craft, Event/Marketing Specialist at 972-886-4227 ey175 Plateau Dr.McKinney, TX 75069Allen at Twin Creeks965 Junction DriveAllen, TX 75013Opening SoonJoin our support group! We meet every month .For more information please contact us.McKinney214.735.6696Find out more atLicensed Facility ID: 102401, License PendingAllen214.490.4387gran d bro o k . co m 214.531.8796Generations of Caring
Page 10 - Fairview Town News May 2017 www.fairviewtexas.orgRaised Bed Vegetable GardeningDream of growing your own vegetables butdon’t have the ground space sufficient fora traditional garden? Maybe your groundsoil is full of clay or you have pets thatmay crush and trample plants and vegetables. Perhaps back, hip or knee issues arekeeping you from growing and enjoying avegetable garden. A raised bed garden container might be an option for you. Raisedbed containers can be purchased at a garden center, DIY store or online in severalheights and dimensions. If you are handy,consider building one, keeping in mind thetype of wood, paint and stain you choose Proper drainage in a raised bed allows wato ensure healthy eatable vegetables.ter and rain to seep into the garden container preventing runoff that washes awayA key factor in any garden is good soil. In soil. Water can soak down into the raiseda raised bed garden your soil can be creat- bed without leaving puddles, which vegeed to grow specific vegetables for an ide- tables do not like.al producing environment using compost,vermiculite, sand and/or peat moss. As a In a raised bed garden, it is easier to keepresult of mixing the soil, the soil is loose, out pests and crawling insects. Use copwhich provides the needed aeration for per tape around the perimeter of the frameplant roots to absorb nutrients.or container legs to deter snails and slugsGET THEATTENTIONYOU DESERVEfrom entering your garden. The containershould be lined. Use a landscape fabricliner or a fine mesh screen for good drainage as well as to thwart soil parasites.Plant your seeds or plants in rows withinthe raised bed as you would in a groundgarden. Most gardeners suggest plantingrows that run east to west with taller plantson north side and shorter ones on thesouthern side to preclude shade on shortplants. Compact planting helps preventweeds and gives more food productionin less space. Be sure to consider heightand spacing requirements specific to eachplant. You can also prolong your growingseason by planting early and continuinglater because the soil will warm earlier ina raised bed garden than the soil in youryard.A raised bed container garden could be aperfect solution for you to grow the vegetable garden you have always wanted!Great Texas WarrantRoundup ResultsFebruary 24 through March 4, 2017, the Town participated in the weeklong annualGreat Texas Warrant Roundup. The roundup is designed to target thousands ofdefendants with traffic, parking and municipal ordinance violations; it is believed tobe the largest joint operation of its kind. The Fairview edition included advertisementsin several local newspapers and the Fairview Police Department Warrant Officercontinually contacting outstanding clients in order to pursue collections.During this year’s event, the Fairview Police Department in conjunction with theMunicipal Court was able to clear 104 warrants for a total of 26,505.39, clearingthe first 73 warrants ( 18,781.64) on the very first day of the Warrant Roundup week!This can be positively compared to 2016 Warrant Roundup when the weeklong eventcleared 83 warrants for 15,311.77 with the Friday clearing just 46 warrants for a totalof 7,073.50.Advertise in this space - andGET NOTICED!Call 972-396-8855 for detailsand ad rates today!The Town would like to thank our Municipal Court staff, the Fairview PoliceDepartment officers, the Town Judge and Prosecutor for making this event a greatsuccess! If you believe you may have a warrant, you are urged to contact the Town todispose of your cases voluntarily to avoid the inconvenience and embarrassment of anarrest at home or work, possibly in front of family, friends or coworkers. The Town’smunicipal court is open to pay fines Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.For more information, visit fairviewtexas.org or please call 972-886-4240.
www.fairviewtexas.org May 2017 Fairview Town News – Page 11Sexual Assault Awareness andPrevention MonthMayor Darion Culbertson presented a proclamation declaring the month of April as Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month in the Townof Fairview to the Turning Point, the Rape Crisis Center of Collin County at the April 4, 2017, regular Town Council Meeting.Simple Sprinkler SystemCheck-UpWith spring here and summercoming, your sprinkler systemshould be checked in order to beefficient as well as conserve water. Here are a few simple stepsprovided by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.Inspect. Your system should beinspected for any missing, brokenor clogged sprinkler heads.Connect. Examine pipes or hoseswhere connected to sprinkler headfor any leaks. Pools or wet areascan indicate a leak in your system.Direct. All sprinklers should bedirected to landscape only andaway from sidewalks, house anddriveway.Select. Your irrigation controllershould be properly selected ineach zone to the correct season,type of sprinkler, sun or shade aswell as the type of soil and plantsin your beds and lawn. Consideradding a drip or trickle device toyour system in flower beds whichslowly irrigates and reduces runoff, overspray and evaporation.Follow these simple steps for awater saving and efficient sprinkler system.
Page 12 - Fairview Town News May 2017 www.fairviewtexas.orgSign Up for eBlastsand Nixle AlertsFree WaterUniversity CoursesOffered in FairvieweBlastsAre you interested in receiving town news alerts and meeting agendas?Be sure to sign up for our automatic emails via the Town website. Youcan choose to sign up for the following eBlasts: Town News and Alerts Town Hall Newsletter North Texas Municipal Water District Water Line Information Stacy Road Updates Town Council Meeting Agendas Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting Agendas Economic and Community Development Meeting Agendas Board of Adjustments Meeting Agendas Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting Agendas Environmental Committee Meeting Agendas Public Art Committee Meeting Agendas Technology Advisory Committee Meeting Agendas Special Events Committee Meeting AgendasSimply visit FairviewTexas.org and click the “Sign up for Agendasand eNews Updates” link from the far right column. Select as manycategories as you’d like, and you will begin receiving updates as theyare produced and sent out. Agendas are posted on the Town bulletinboard at least 72 hours in advance of a scheduled meeting and thensent to the appropriate subscribers via email.Nixle AlertsNixle is a digital platform that the Town added in 2013 that allowsresidents to receive text messages and/or email alerts relatedto Fairview news, events and other urgent updates. Emergencyalerts and advisory notifications can be sent instantly, allowing forimmediate and accurate information straight from Town staff duringan emergency. The Nixle notification system allows residents toreceive the following types of a
Collin County goes from Monday, April 24 to Tuesday, May 2 at the times listed below. Election Day is Saturday, May 6, 2017 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. As the Town is not having an election, Fairview Town Hall will not be an Election Day polling place this year. As Collin County uses
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