A plant is considered native if it has occurred naturally in a particular region, ecosystem, or habitat without human introduction. Adapted plants are not native and not invasive but are able to thrive in the local climate and soil conditions.
Waste Collections reported today that their crews have picked up 4,403 yards (130 truck loads) of brush and limbs during the past 9 days. Waste Connections anticipates completing the remaining areas by the end of next week. The 50% subsidy of any fees for amounts over 3 cubic yards will continue to apply. Crews are […]
Waste Connections is trying to sweep through the city efficiently – so some neighborhoods have not yet seen a collection. They are dealing with more weather delays and trucks/staff under strain. The storm response service to Heath will continue into a third week to complete the cleanup (Week of June 17, 2024). The 50% subsidy […]
The City understands the frustration with the work and cost of cleaning up after the May 28 storm. Subsidizing 50% of the storm bulky brush pickup cost was a quick action to help citizens, but we know the cost is still an unexpected impact to every household. Here are a few facts regarding the emergency […]
Waste Collections has tweaked its new 5-day delivery schedule that began in May. Due to the high trash volume on its Thursday run, Waste Connections has moved several areas to its Friday collection.
TOWNE CENTER PARK Due to weather-related delays and equipment scheduling issues, the renovations and improvements to Towne Center Park have been rescheduled to begin on September 3, 2024. The park has been reopened for organized and scheduled activities effective June. The Park will remain open until the end of the day on Tuesday, September 3. […]
Waste Connections began picking up the tree limbs and brush from the May 28 storm the week of June 2. To assist citizens in cleaning up after this unforeseen incident, the City is waiving 50% of each customer’s bulky brush waste pickup fee for anything over the first free 3 cubic yards during the two […]
A Fire Flow Capital Improvement Plan to solve deficient water lines and fire hydrants in numerous areas of the City has been accelerated from a 10-year timeline to a 5-year completion timeline without a tax impact to citizens. The identified projects are located within service areas that were purchased by the City of Heath and […]
Power Oncor has confirmed approx. 81 properties in Heath remain without power. Oncor is working as quickly as possible to restore service but anticipates it could be up to 24 hours in some areas. If you need to recharge a phone or cool off, the lobby of the Department of Public Safety at 200 Laurence […]
Newly-elected Mayor Jeremiah McClure, Place 3 Council member Ryan Moorman and Place 5 Council member Scott Dodson took the Oath of Office at the May 14 City Council Meeting.
08/19/24 This event has been postponed due to a weather heat advisory. The event will be rescheduled for mid-September. SOW Heath with Texas native, drought tolerant wildflowers is underway The first planting is scheduled for August 19 in three sites and will be done by volunteers and staff under the direction of 38-year Heath resident […]
UPDATE: Waste Collections will expand its trash and recycling collection schedule in Heath from three days to five days, beginning May 20.
