Posted on September 20, 2018 at 3:47 PM by Bradley Fraley
The
City of Watauga has been awarded the Heart Safe Community by the North Central
Texas Trauma Regional Advisory Council.
This is
an extremely important program and the City of Watauga has proven its cardiac
commitment to the citizens and visitors of our community. The City of
Watauga has been elevated for its ease of access to pre-hospital emergency
care; response of emergency first responders, public placement of Automatic
External Defibrillators, citizen CPR training, Public Health Initiatives and
dedicated cardiac care in the City of Watauga.
Pictured
receiving the plaques for the City of Watauga from left to right is:
Battalion
Chief Randy Barkley, Mayor Pro Tem David Griffin, Fire Chief Shawn Fannan,
Karen Yates of North Central Texas Trauma Regional Advisory Council
Posted on July 2, 2018 at 7:54 AM by Bradley Fraley
On
July 2, 2018, the City of Watauga launched a new resource for citizens
designed to centralize information that new residents moving to the City
may need, as well as to provide more information to exiting residents.
The resource, titled, "Watauga is Best," serves as a redesigned welcome
packet and provides a central repository for information including
Utility Providers in the City, where to go for Driver's License
Renewals, Passport Renewals, Vehicle Registration, Voter Registration
and Schools. The new resource also includes Medical resources,
information on City Churches, City Gyms for staying healthy, places you
can volunteer and a listing of free things to do within the City.
We
hope you find this information of value. Please take a moment and
explore some of the really exciting things the City of Watauga has to
offer. We think you will see why Watauga is Best!
Posted on April 4, 2018 at 10:52 AM by Bradley Fraley
On April 7, 2018 more than 50,000 volunteers will take part in the 32
nd
Annual Trash-Off, the state’s largest single-day litter cleanup event.
Part of the
Don’t Mess with Texas litter prevention campaign, the
Trash-Off is organized by TxDOT and Keep Texas Beautiful. In TxDOT’s
nine-county Fort Worth District, 201 Adopt-A-Highway groups with 2,818
volunteers help keep roadways free of litter.