ZACK SMITH, Mayor Pro Tem - Place 2 zsmith@weatherfordtx.gov
MATT TICZKUS, Place 3 mticzkus@weatherfordtx.gov
LUKE WILLIAMS, Place 4 lwilliams@weatherfordtx.gov
JAMES HOTOPP, City Manager jhotopp@weatherfordtx.gov
CHAD MARBUT, Assistant City Manager cmarbut@weatherfordtx.gov
DAWN BROOKS, Assistant City Manager dbrooks@weatherfordtx.gov
For a complete list of City Departments and Contacts: weatherfordtx.gov/Directory.aspx
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The City of Weatherford currently has multiple job opportunities that can pave the way for a rewarding career.
• 2-to-1 retirement contribution
• Retirement after 20 years (or earlier with qualifying age and service)
• Career development opportunities
• A supportive and inclusive work environment
For a complete list of open positions, visit https://weatherfordtx.gov/jobs.aspx
Weatherford City Council regular tings are held the second and h Tuesdays of each month. The ic is welcome to attend in person 3 Palo Pinto, or watch the live m online.
agendas for City Council and all ic meetings, or to watch online, se click the link below.
Kick off the new year at Weatherford First Monday Trade Days, one of Texas’ oldest openair markets with more than 155 years of history Browse hundreds of vendors offering antiques, unique gifts, home décor, art, farm and ranch items, jewelry, collectibles, and great food. We’ll see you January 2–4 at Heritage Park, 317 Santa Fe Drive.
BLOOD DRIVE
Give the gift of life at the Carter BloodCare Blood Drive on Tuesday, January 13, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Public Safety Building, 612 Fort Worth Hwy. Donating blood is a simple way to make a big difference for patients in our community. Every donation helps save lives Schedule your donation today!
COFFEE WITH A COP
Coffee with a Cop returns to the Senior Center on Wednesday, January 15, at 9
Join local officers for coffee, conversatio and plenty of laughs during this month meet-up where the stories are lively. It’s relaxed chance to connect, share thoug and enjoy the kind of good-natured ban that makes this community special.
Adopting not only changes a pet's life, but also helps the shelter create space for more animals in need. Give a furry friend a forever home today!
MEET YOUR NEW BEST FRIEND AT TRADE DAYS JANUARY 2-4
Weatherford Animal Services will be at First Monday Trade Days with some adorable, adoptable dogs ready to meet you. Stop by to say hello, learn about adoption, and maybe even find your newest four-legged family member. Come see us and share the love!
NEW YEAR, NEW WAYS TO GIVE BACK
If you’re making a New Year’s resolution to do more good, consider volunteering at the Weatherford Animal Shelter! From helping care for animals to educating the community about responsible pet ownership, even just a few hours a month can make a big difference for pets in need. Learn more and apply here: https://weatherfordtx.gov/3492/Volunteer
HOLIDAY SPIRIT in Action in Action
While many residents were celebrating with family and friends, City of Weatherford staff were hard at work throughout the holiday season keeping essential services running and spreading a little extra cheer along the way. From sanitation crews donning Santa suits and elf hats while making their routes, to City employees showing off their best (and boldest) Christmas sweaters, the season was filled with teamwork, dedication, and good humor.
Behind the festive outfits were long hours, early mornings, and a shared commitment to serving the community, even during the iest time of year. Whether collecting sh and recyclables on a frosty December rning or ensuring residents had safe ds and reliable utilities throughout the days, our team showed up with smiles d a servant's heart These moments of fun re a reflection of something deeper: a m that truly cares about the people it ves and takes pride in their work, no tter the season.
e holidays may be coming to a close, but spirit of service continues year-round. We are grateful for the strong sense of community in Weatherford and the residents and business owners who make this city such a welcoming place. Your support and appreciation inspire City staff to keep showing up each day with pride and purpose.
More than Books!
The Weatherford Public Library has a full month ahead with activities for all ages! From story times and movie showings to genealogy research and a book sale, there is something for everyone.
DISCOVERING YOUR ROOTS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 12 • 1 PM
THURSDAY, JANUARY 26 • 6 PM
Curious about your family history? This beginner-friendly class introduces genealogy using FamilySearch. Learn how to build a pedigree chart and discover simple, effective ways to begin researching your ancestors.
BOOK BABIES
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14 • 10:30 AM
Enjoy special one-on-one lap time with your little one! This gentle program includes music, active play, and a short story for babies 0-18 months
FAMILY MOVIE: FROZEN
TUESDAY, JANUARY 13 • 4:30 PM
Bundle up and chill out as we kick off the new year with an icy-cool adventure on the big screen. Bring the family and come sing along! Don’t worry, the auditorium won’t be as cold as Elsa’s magic! PG 102 minutes
LIBRARY BOOK SALE
JANUARY 22-24
Our Library Book Sale runs Thursday through Saturday during library hours and is packed with page-turners, old favorites, and delightful surprises Come dig, discover, and leave with a stack you’ll love
