Dear Weatherford Residents,
As the summer sun begins to set, it signals the start of an exciting new school year and opportunities for education and excellence all over Weatherford. Our community thrives on the energy and enthusiasm that the new academic year brings, and I am confident that this year will be no exception.
To our students, I encourage you to embrace this opportunity to learn, grow, and discover new passions Each day in the classroom is a chance to explore your potential and build a brighter future
To our dedicated teachers and school staff, your unwavering commitment to education is the backbone of our community Your hard work and dedication inspire us all, and we are deeply grateful
To the parents and guardians, thank you for your continued support and partnership in creating a nurturing environment that fosters growth and achievement.
In addition to our local education partners, I am also excited about a learning opportunity for our business community. In a partnership with the Weatherford Chamber of Commerce, the City of Weatherford is hosting the Governor’s Small Business Summit on September 5 The event is an outstanding lineup of topics that are beneficial to small business owners - finance, recruiting and retention, growth, marketing and more The highlight of the day will be a keynote from Meat Church BBQ Owner and Founder, Matt Pittman Space is limited, and tickets are available at https://gov.texas.gov/business/event/governorssmall-business-summit-weatherford.
I hope everyone savors these last days of summer and I hope each of you have a wonderful school year. Go Roos! Go Coyotes!
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S A V E T H E D A T E . . .
Pioneer Heritage Festival
Join us for the Pioneer Heritage Festival on October 7, 2024, from 10 am to 4 pm at the Doss Heritage Center. This free event will celebrate our local heritage with a variety of activities and exhibits Enjoy a delicious meal with lunch tickets available for Tailgaters BBQ and HTeaO Don't miss out on this exciting day of community and tradition!
For More Information, visit: https://dosscenterorg/events/phf/
It’s a
Great Time to Experience Weatherford
There is no shortage of fun, activities, and events right here in Weatherford! It’s the perfect time of year to get out and enjoy the sunshine and beautiful weather - and be a tourist in your hometown
For a list of events and things to do: ExperienceWeatherfordcom
W e ’ r e H i r i n g
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 less with 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
M e e t i n g I n f o r m a t i o n
The Weatherford City Council regular meetings are held the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month The public is welcome to attend in person at 303 Palo Pinto, or watch the live stream online
For agendas for City Council and all public meetings, or to watch online, please click the link below
https://weatherfordtxgov/651/Agendas-Meetings-Minutes
S P A R K I N T H E P A R K
Our 2024 Spark in the Park was a booming success, uniting the community for a memorable event With a packed schedule of activities, electrifying performances by Eli Young Band and Texas Clearwater Revival, and a stunning firework display illuminating the night sky, it was another unforgettable experience Special thanks to Weatherford Parks and Recreation for their efforts in coordinating this spectacular event, and gratitude to all attendees who joined in on all the fun.
On July 13, we celebrated the 39th annual Parker County Peach Festival! Peach week is one of our favorite times of the year, filled with breaking the world record for the largest peach cobbler, enjoying live music, and savoring delicious peachy treats. We extend heartfelt thanks to the Weatherford Chamber of Commerce and everyone who helped make the event a success, and to our incredible community and visitors for coming together to make this a peachy and fun-filled day!
C L E A R T H E S H E L T E R
This year marks the 10th anniversary of Clear the Shelter, a nationwide campaign dedicated to finding loving homes for animals in need Running from August 10 to September 10, this month-long event is a fantastic opportunity to support pet adoption and donations. To celebrate, the Weatherford Parker County Animal Shelter is hosting a special promotional day on August 17 Join us for a fun-filled day with vendors, delicious food, engaging kid attractions, and more! Adoption fees will be waived for the day, and our goal is to find loving homes for all our animals and clear out our kennels. For more information and to view available pets: https://weatherfordtxgov/15/Animal-Shelter
25 Years Of SERVICE
Weatherford Chamber of Commerce President Tammy Gazzola was honored at the July 16th City Council meeting. Gazzola recently received the 25-Years of Service Award from the Texas Chamber of Commerce Executives.
Under Gazzola's leadership, the Chamber has grown from 400 to over 1,000 members, becoming a vital hub for business development and support She has also led the growth of the award-winning Parker County Peach Festival and transformed the chamber into a go-to resource for businesses
This achievement is a testament to Gazzola's passion for service and pursuit of excellence, making her a true leader in the community. THANK YOU, Tammy, for all you do for Weatherford!
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August 8, 2024
Adopt, don’t shop!
By adopting, you're not only changing their life but also helping the shelter make room for more animals in need. Adopt a furry friend today.
Questions about available pets?
Visit: weatherfordtxgov/animalshelter
Call: (817) 598-4111
Email: animals@weatherfordtx.gov
Spice
Gabriel
Lenny
Zinnia
Pictured pets available as of press time
The Weatherford Police Department school resource officers hosted our summer Junior Police Academy. Fourteen students and two alumni were invited to spend the week with officers learning what it’s like to be a police officer Students enjoyed classroom learning and hands-on activities including mock crime scenes, fitness, defense tactics, and firearms. The week ended with a service project partnering with the Center of Hope and a special graduation.
