Entries by City Hall

Crime Alert Issued by Heath DPS

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Several cars were burglarized in the Wyndemere and Crestridge Meadows neighborhoods last night. It appears that none of the cars were locked, and one car was stolen because the keys had been left in the unlocked vehicle. The suspect(s) were caught on security camera at a few homes, but no identification has been made so […]

CITIZEN NOTICE: City to Spray for Mosquitoes Friday Aug. 12

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A mosquito sample taken in The Moraine neighborhood tested positive for the West Nile Virus. As a result, ground-based spraying for mosquitoes will occur in the area shown on the map below on Friday, August 12 after 9 p.m., and neighborhood signs will be posted Friday morning. The City will continue to test for the […]

August 2016

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Headline Story City of Heath Celebrates Independence Day with Parade & Patriotic Celebration in the Park The festivities may have been delayed an hour thanks to some rain and lightening on our parade, but the patriotic enthusiasm was as strong as ever once the citizen’s celebration of Independence Day got underway. Despite the wet start, […]

CIP Project Update – Terry Lane near Meadowview Road

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Project: The City is reconstructing a portion of Terry Lane near Meadowview Road (location map above). Start Date: The project is scheduled to begin July 25, 2016 and is weather dependent. Completion Time: Approximately 4 weeks, weather dependent. Contractor Guidelines and Information: Construction is allowed between 7:00 am to 8:00 pm, Monday through Friday. The […]

A Message from Heath DPS Chief Terry Garrett

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Over the next few days and weeks you may receive phone calls and/ or be approached to donate to charities that will help support the families of fallen and injured officers. There are some good charities that may be making these calls, but there are many others that will use tragedy for personal gain. The […]

Heath is the 14th Safest Place to Live in Texas!

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According to Alarm System Reviews… “We are extremely proud of having a low crime rate especially considering our proximity to larger more populated areas with higher rates,” says DPS Chief Terry Garrett. “Our team of officers take very seriously the safety of our community, however, it can’t be done alone. We have a great partnership […]

CITIZEN NOTICE: City to Spray for Mosquitoes Starting Friday, July 1

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A mosquito sample taken in the area of FM 549 and FM 3097 between Bison Meadows and the elementary and middle schools tested positive for the West Nile Virus. As a result, ground-based spraying for mosquitoes will occur in the area shown on the map below on Friday, July 1 after 9 p.m., and neighborhood […]

July 2016

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Headline Story ANNUAL INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE AND CELEBRATION IN THE PARK IS JULY 4 CELEBRATE FREEDOM AND HONOR OUR VETERANS Parade entry awards will be presented during a patriotic program immediately after the parade in Towne Center Park featuring a live barbershop quartet and free popsicles and pie. Staging for the parade begins at 8 […]

Council Appoints John Main to Fill Vacancy until General Election

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CORRECTION: The City of Heath newsletter of June 2016 and City blogs of June 8 and June 15 credited Justin Holland with winning the May 24 Republican Primary Runoff for House District 33 and erroneously stated that “he will serve the citizens of Rockwall County and portions of Collin County in the Texas Legislature”. This […]

City Councilmember Justin Holland Stepping Down

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CORRECTION: The City of Heath newsletter of June 2016 and City blogs of June 8 and June 15 credited Justin Holland with winning the May 24 Republican Primary Runoff for House District 33 and erroneously stated that “he will serve the citizens of Rockwall County and portions of Collin County in the Texas Legislature”. This […]