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Skating Under the Stars continues at StarCenter
FBTX ~ The ice is nice each and every evening at the "Skating Under the Stars" outdoor ice rink in front of the Children's Health StarCenter Farmers Branch at 12700 North Stemmons Freeway. Read on... -
"A Dickens of a Dinner" pops up at the Historical Park December 13
FBTX ~ Guests are invited to the second annual pop up progressive dinner, A Dickens of a Dinner, located at the Historical Park, set for December 13 from 7 to 9 p.m. Read on... -
Parks Construction Crew is making a point
FBTX ~ Kerry Phillips and the Parks Construction Crew has been hard at work installing a gabled entryway to The Grove @ Mustang Crossing, just in time for the Christmas Tree Lighting festivities Saturday. Read on... -
Library to discontinue use of online learning platform
FBTX ~ As of December 31, the Farmers Branch Manske Library will no longer subscribe to LinkedIn Learning, formerly Lynda.com, as the online learning tool plans to make substantial changes to its terms of service that would significantly impact privacy. Read on... -
Riparian 'Grow Zone' planted by KFBB & Polk Middle School
FBTX ~ Keep Farmers Branch Beautiful joined up with the yearbook team from Polk Middle School and Parks crew members to create a riparian "Grow Zone" along Rawhide Creek near the Farmers Branch Manske Library. Read on... -
New Service Center construction proceeding ahead of schedule
FBTX ~ Years in the making and now under construction in the shadow of the West Side Water Tower on Keenan Bridge Road, the new Keenan Service Center is currently running ahead of schedule, according to Fleet & Facilities Director Kevin Muenchow. Read on... -
FBPD moves notifications to Branch Alert
FBTX ~ The Farmers Branch Police Department has discontinued use of the alert system Tip411 in favor of the more widely-used Branch Alert system which also offers subscribers information on a variety of topics, including weather bulletins. Read on... -
FBPD's "AT HOME" program helps improve safety for homebound residents
FBTX ~ The AT HOME initiative of the Farmers Branch Police Department is designed to improve the safety and security of home-bound residents in Farmers Branch who live alone by providing weekly telephone contact. Read on... -
City conforms to regular posted dates, special proclamations
FBTX ~ Flags on City offices and facilities should be lowered to half-staff only on six regular occasions throughout the year or by order of the governor or president. Read on... -
Police seek assistance in locating attempted child abduction suspect
FBTX ~ Farmers Branch Police are asking for the public's help in locating a suspect who reportedly attempted to abduct a 12-year-old child on Saturday, from the 14200 block of Heritage Circle. Read on... -
Keep Farmers Branch Beautiful a focus of new 'Cultivating the Branch' video program
FBTX ~ Helping to detail the ever-expanding activity of this dynamic community group, Farmers Branch Parks Landscape Manager Pam Smith talks about "Keep Farmers Branch Beautiful" and some of their recent projects. Read on... -
Code Enforcement recognized nationally for community outreach efforts
BLOOMINGTON, MN ~ The American Association of Code Enforcement has recognized the Farmers Branch Code Enforcement office with their "Innovative Code Program" award, bestowed last week at their national conference. Read on... -
Newly formalized Parks Construction Crew uses tools of their trade to improve the City
FBTX ~ As the grandson of a church builder, Kerry Phillips brings a rich heritage to his new position as Parks Construction Manager. Read on... -
City Council cancels regularly scheduled meeting for November 5
FBTX ~ The Farmers Branch City Council has canceled the regular meeting previously scheduled for November 5, leaving remaining regular meeting dates for 2019 as October 22, November 12 and December 10. Read on... -
Fire Department receives federal grant to assist in staffing
FBTX ~ The Federal Emergency Management Agency has awarded the Farmers Branch Fire Department a Department of Homeland Security Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response (SAFER) Grant. Read on... -
City Council schedules 2020 meeting dates
FBTX ~ The Farmers Branch City Council decided dates for their regularly scheduled meetings for the upcoming 2020 calendar year during their work session earlier this week. Read on... -
Emergency Management reminds residents that sirens are designed to be heard outdoors
FBTX ~ In the aftermath of Sunday's weather, the Farmers Branch Emergency Management Office reminds residents that the City’s eight Outdoor Warning Sirens are activated for threats that affect the safety of residents. Read on... -
Trail work continues with east side projects & west side trail alignment planning
FBTX ~ With the stated goal of promoting a safe pedestrian and bicycle-oriented trail network, construction continues on the Farmers Branch Trail System. Read on... -
Parks crews put skills to the test in local rodeo
FBTX ~ Farmers Branch Parks crews put their skills to the test at the internal Parks and Recreation Rodeo held recently to determine who would represent the local department in regional competition. Read on... -
Council approves $124 million budget for new fiscal year
FBTX ~ The Farmers Branch City Council Tuesday night approved the City Manager's proposed $124 million balanced budget for the 2019-2020 Fiscal Year, holding the property tax rate steady at 59.95-cents for every $100 of appraised property value. Read on... -
Council approves new regulations for short-term rental operators
FBTX ~ In the age of online access to everything from private rooms or homes to rent, a new City Council-approved ordinance better defines the nature of how short-term rentals integrate into Farmers Branch neighborhoods in a positive manner. Read on... -
Tree stumps must be removed under property maintenance code revisions
FBTX ~ Revisions to the City’s property maintenance code, approved by the City Council last week, cleans up language and adds a provision that tree stumps located in front yards must be removed when a tree is cut down. Read on... -
PGBT lane widening project traverses west side
FBTX ~ Drivers traveling the President George Bush Turnpike will see work underway to widen and improve the roadway between Interstate 35E in Carrollton and Belt Line Road in Irving. Read on... -
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Mike Mashburn promoted to be new Director of Parks & Recreation
FBTX ~ With impeccable credentials and a track record of success, Mike Mashburn has been promoted to Director of Parks & Recreation, according to City Manager Charles Cox. Read on... -
New adoption trailer unveiled at Bark Park opening
FBTX ~ Made possible by a generous endowment left to the Animal Adoption Center by Ms. Sue Moore, mobile pet adoptions in Farmers Branch will now be more accessible. Read on... -
Farmers Branch is one of only three Texas cities cited for Performance Excellence
WASHINGTON, DC ~ The International City/County Management Association has announced that Farmers Branch, Texas, has been recognized for its data-driven management and reporting efforts with ICMA's highest award. Read on... -
Farmers Branch welcomes Tenet Healthcare with headquarters relocation
FBTX ~ With a great deal of excitement and anticipation, the City of Farmers Branch has announced that Tenet Healthcare Corporation has signed a long-term lease for their new corporate headquarters, at International Plaza Building I in Farmers Branch. Read on... -
New Historical Park Manager is historically qualified for the job
FBTX ~ With a passion for history, an eye for detail, and a wealth of knowledge and museum expertise to her credit, Hillary Kidd has been promoted to the position of Farmers Branch Historical Park Manager. Read on... -
Red Light Camera enforcement has ceased
FBTX ~ With the advent of new state law, outlawing the use of red light cameras, local enforcement of violations recorded on camera ceased on June 1, the date the bill was signed into law by Texas Governor Greg Abbott. Read on... -
City wins state awards for eNews, ED Update video series
FBTX ~ The Farmers Branch community eNewsletter, "Branch Bulletin" received the Award of Excellence as one of the best in Texas at the recent conference of the Texas Association of Municipal Information Officers, in Denton. Read on... -
Butterfly Garden designated as Monarch Waystation Habitat
FBTX ~ A very special Native Butterfly/Pollinator Garden within the Rose Gardens of Farmers Branch has been designated as an official Monarch Butterfly Waystation Habitat by the Monarch Watch wing of the University of Kansas Entomology Program. Read on... -
Census says population estimate tops 40K
FBTX ~ Indicative of the growth seen in recent years, the population of Farmers Branch is now estimated above 40,000 for the first time, according to new numbers released by the U.S. Census. Read on... -
Clean brush diversion is keeping material out of landfill in growing numbers
FBTX ~ A new report has revealed that more than 5,000 cubic yards of clean brush has been diverted so far this year, in accordance with the brush and bulky pickup schedule. Read on... -
SUNDAY STORM SUMMARY: NWS evaluating damage
FBTX ~ Officials from the National Weather Service were in Farmers Branch Monday afternoon, evaluating damage left behind by a suspected tornado, accompanying a strong line of thunderstorms that swept through Farmers Branch Sunday afternoon. Read on... -
Aquatics Manager Rachael Arroyo promoted in Parks & Recreation Department
FBTX ~ Drawing on her wide-ranging experience and expertise in public sector endeavors, former Farmers Branch Aquatics Center Manager Rachael Arroyo has been promoted in the Parks and Recreation Department to the job of Recreation Superintendent. Read on... -
Barney Wood Bark Park sets grand opening festivities for July 19
FBTX ~ Slightly more than a week remains until the Farmers Branch Parks and Recreation Department conducts grand opening ceremonies for the City’s first-ever dog park, the Barney Wood Bark Park, on Friday, July 19 from 6 until 8 p.m. Read on... -
Smoking to be prohibited in all public buildings
FBTX ~ The Farmers Branch City Council has voted unanimously to pass a new ordinance that will prohibit smoking in all public buildings. Read on... -
City Council takes landmark step towards ending child homelessness in Farmers Branch
FBTX ~ In line with the priorities of their strategic plan, and motivated by the recent count, that identified 43 homeless students living in Farmers Branch, the City Council has taken a landmark step towards ending child homelessness in the city. Read on... -
Branch Connection sees sharp increase in membership
FBTX ~ Complete with its ambitious classes, presentations, events and fitness programs for those over 50, The Branch Connection has reported a sharp increase in membership this year. Read on... -
Residents should beware of scam calls from West Africa
FBTX ~ The Federal Communications Commission is warning consumers against scam robocalls that are targeting specific area codes in bursts. Read on... -
Bulk pickup is first full week of the month
FBTX ~ As the transition to the new schedule continues, residents are reminded that bulky item pickup by the Green Grabber will take place every first full week of the month, on residents' regular recycling day. Read on... -
Local health inspection scores now up on Yelp
FBTX?~ Even though health inspection scores for restaurants in Farmers Branch have been available on the City website for years, another tool is now available as those scores can now been seen on the social media network, “Yelp.” Read on... -
Ben Williamson promoted to Assistant City Manager
FBTX ~ Citing his experience running enterprise-level programs and projects, Farmers Branch City Manager Charles Cox has announced that Ben Williamson has been promoted to the position of Assistant City Manager. Read on... -
Pet owners are reminded of responsibilities
FBTX ~ Local pet owners are reminded they are responsible for keeping their pets from running loose. Read on... -
Council to consider new smoking restrictions; includes vaping prohibited in parks
FBTX ~ At an upcoming meeting, the Farmers Branch City Council plans to discuss a possible expansion to the City's smoking ordinance which could include the prohibition of smoking. Read on... -
FBPD warns residents to be vigilant for scammers
FBTX ~ The Farmers Branch Police Department is asking residents to be aware that scams are on the increase, and are being perpetrated on social media, via email, and by telephone. Read on... -
City and School District come together on new projects
FBTX ~ The advent of Dallas County Promise being added to Turner and Smith High Schools in the Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD, combined with the recent series of agreements between the City and CFBISD, are setting the stage for a new era of cooperation. Read on... -
Futuristic pilot launches with new market season
FBTX ~ A futuristic-looking smart pole, the KitstiK™, has 'landed' in The Grove @ Mustang Crossing, in conjunction with the 2018 Farmers Branch Twilight Market kickoff. Read on... -
Enhancements to Demo/Rebuild Program offer sliding scale of benefits
FBTX ~ Since its inception in 2009, the Farmers Branch Demolition/Rebuild program has been responsible for more than 40 homes being demolished and replaced with newer houses in many different neighborhoods of the city. Read on... -
Farmers Branch becomes first court in Texas to offer online resolution of some cases
FBTX ~ Farmers Branch Municipal Court has brought traffic tickets back to the future, keying on a new trend in technology to offer a virtual courtroom, affording the opportunity for most Class C misdemeanor cases to be handled online. Read on... -
New mixed use project to replace big box at Inwood and Alpha
FBTX ~ After a great deal of negotiation, the Farmers Branch Economic Development Office has announced a new mixed use project for the corner of Alpha and Inwood Roads. Read on... -
FBPD warns residents to be wary of unlicensed solicitors
FBTX ~ The Farmers Branch Police Department is reminding residents that anyone selling any product or service door-to-door must have a permit issued by the Police Department. Read on... -
BRANCH ALERT: New system targets information to specific, geographic areas
FBTX ~ Employing technology that can notify residents of anything from severe weather to community updates, via voice or text, the City of Farmers Branch is announcing the launch of the Branch Alert system. Read on... -
MANSKE MOBILE: New app puts Library at your fingertips 24/7
FBTX ~ Manske Mobile, the new Library app is ready to start serving the patrons of the Farmers Branch Manske Library with access to manage accounts, connect to eBooks and more, search the catalog and place holds on popular books. Read on... -
TCEQ: State commission orders full review of Farmers Branch Creek water rights case
AUSTIN ~ In what is being described by homeowners along Farmers Branch Creek as a major victory, the three-member Texas Commission on Environmental Quality unanimously remanded a water rights dispute back to their staff for a complete review. Read on... -
RECYCLING: Numbers show huge results in first nine months of curbside program
FBTX ~ With participation from 85 percent of single family homes in Farmers Branch, the new curbside recycling program has easily eclipsed totals from the old drop-off program in less than a year's time since kickoff. Read on... -
DONATION: Metrocrest Hospital Authority donates lifesaving equipment to FBFD
FBTX ~ Thanks to a $102,375 grant from the Metrocrest Hospital Authority, the Farmers Branch Fire Department will soon be equipped with four new LUCAS Chest Compression Systems. Read on... -
FITNESS EXPERT: Rotha Crump named Water Fitness Pioneer by national association
FBTX~ The United States Water Fitness Association has named Farmers Branch Senior Center staffer Rotha Crump one of the Top 25 Water Fitness Pioneers in the country. Read on... -
NEW: City Secretary's office enhances transparency with online public information request process
FBTX ~ Streamlining the process of public information requests like never before, Farmers Branch City Secretary Amy Piukana said her office is preparing to launch an online public information request process. Read on... -
TEXT 9-1-1: Text to 911 option now available in Farmers Branch
FARMERS BRANCH ~ The Denco Area 9-1-1 District has announced that it has implemented text-to-911 service for all of Denton County and the City of Carrollton, including the North Texas Emergency Communications Center, serving public safety dispatch. Read on... -
NEW ARCHIVE: City records archive now available to anyone online
FBTX ~ Ushering in a new degree of transparency like never before, the City of Farmers Branch has launched an online City Records Archive that allows anyone to access packets, minutes of public meetings, ordinances, resolutions and more. Read on... -
GAS LINE UPGRADE: Atmos is upgrading natural gas lines in the area
FARMERS BRANCH ~ Atmos Energy will be working in Farmers Branch in October to replace existing natural gas lines that connect to residential gas meters generally between the area of Rosser Road to Kerr Trail. Read on... -
SQUIRREL SCAM: Farmers Branch PD alerts residents to squirrel scam making rounds
FARMERS BRANCH ~ Believe it or not, there's a squirrel scam that has come to light in the past few days from a Farmers Branch church. Read on... -
GOOD WITH NUMBERS: Sherrelle Evans-Jones brings wealth of experience to Finance Department
FARMERS BRANCH ~ With more than 12 years experience in public accounting, most recently as CFO for Klyde Warren Park in Dallas, Sherrelle Evans-Jones has been named as the new Director of Finance for the City of Farmers Branch by City Manager Charles Cox. Read on... -
FBPD: David Hale takes the reins as Chief of Police
FARMERS BRANCH ~ Poised for a seamless transition, 22-year FBPD veteran David Hale has been appointed Farmers Branch Chief of Police by City Manager Charles Cox. Read on... -
NEW JOB: Allison Cook named Director of Economic Development & Tourism
FARMERS BRANCH ~ With confidence in her leadership as well as her proven aptitude for business development, Farmers Branch City Manager Charles S. Cox has promoted Allison Cook to the post of Director of Economic Development & Tourism. Read on... -
VALLEY VIEW: Construction will swap lanes in upcoming work
FARMERS BRANCH ~ The ongoing reconstruction of Valley View Lane, between Josey Lane and Webb Chapel Road, will feature periodic changes of open lanes in the next few weeks as the project continues. Read on... -
SHARROWS: New lane markings encourage harmony between motorists and cyclists
FARMERS BRANCH ~ The artwork appearing on roadways in Farmers Branch is a precursor of more pedal power to come as new "sharrows" signify the most visible signs, to date, of the implementation of the Trail Master Plan. Read on... -
PROMOTION: John Land becomes Deputy City Manager
FARMERS BRANCH ~ Recognizing his leadership capabilities along with his intricate knowledge of city government, City Manager Charles S. Cox has promoted Managing Director John Land to the position of Deputy City Manager. Read on... -
IMM: Integrated Mosquito Management combatting warm weather pests
FARMERS BRANCH ~ As the weather continues to warm up, coupled with periodic and uncharacteristic rainfall this summer, Farmers Branch staff is working hard to protect residents from mosquito-borne diseases such as Zika and West Nile Virus. Read on... -
CERTIFIED: City Secretary receives certification from international agency
FARMERS BRANCH ~ The International Institute of Municipal Clerks had conferred the designation of 'Certified Municipal Clerk' (CMC) upon Farmers Branch City Secretary Amy Piukana. Read on... -
CONSTRUCTION: Joint Fire Training Tower now under construction at Farmers Branch Fire Admin
FARMERS BRANCH ~ Years of planning and coordination have given way to the moving of dirt as construction has begun on the state-of-the-art Fire Training Tower that will be shared by Farmers Branch, Carrollton and Coppell's departments. Read on... -
SAFE CAM: FBPD asks for the help of extra "eyes" in the community
FARMERS BRANCH ~ As one of its newest crime prevention and investigation tools, the Farmers Branch Police Department is asking local residents and businesses to register their surveillance cameras for the SafeCam initiative. Read on... -
ALARMS: Changes to ordinance designed to reduce false alarm calls
FARMERS BRANCH ~ With eight valid alarm calls last year, out of 3,059 responded to by the Police Department, the Farmers Branch City Council has approved changes to the alarm ordinance, designed to keep officers on the street and away from false alarms. Read on... -
RECYCLING PROGRAM NOW UNDERWAY: Set materials out by 7 a.m.
FARMERS BRANCH ~ After an absence of 15 years, the new curbside recycling program in Farmers Branch has begun. Read on... -
LIVE: Four partner cities now live on state-of-the-art dispatch center
CARROLLTON ~ After years of planning, preparation, testing and checking, the North Texas Emergency Communications Center, or NTECC, is now fully implemented with dispatch for its four member cities - Farmers Branch, Carrollton,?Coppell and Addison. Read on... -
WICKER: Capacity of West Side infrastructure enhanced by Wicker Pump Station
FARMERS BRANCH ~ Now fully back online after a fire last year, the Wicker Pump Station, at the ground storage facility near Denton Drive and Wicker Avenue, is greatly enhancing the already vast capacity of Public Works infrastructure on the West Side. Read on... -
TRASH BAGS: Residents must purchase trash sacks
FBTX ~ Under the new solid waste plan that begins this spring and reintroduces curbside recycling to Farmers Branch residents, citizens must provide their own trash sacks or bags. Read on... -
RECYCLING: What can be recycled?
FARMERS BRANCH ~ Responding to a recommendation from a citizen committee as well as repeated requests through the years, a new residential recycling program will begin in Farmers Branch this spring at no additional cost to residents. Read on... -
AT HOME: Retailer to take up residence in vacant building on Midway at LBJ
FARMERS BRANCH ~ Home decor superstore At Home has announced the company will expand its reach in the North Texas market with a new store opening in Farmers Branch this May. Read on... -
ACCORDS: Agreements between cities help clear hurdles to Camelot Landfill expansion
FARMERS BRANCH ~ The effort to expand the Farmers Branch-owned Camelot Landfill in Lewisville took a couple of major steps forward this month with the finalizing of negotiated agreements with the Cities of Lewisville and Carrollton. Read on... -
CITY MARSHALS: Three sworn into service for new court office
FARMERS BRANCH ~ Bringing a wealth of law enforcement experience to Farmers Branch, three City Marshals have been sworn into service, establishing the first Marshals Office to serve all processes for the Municipal Court. Read on... -
SUPPORT: Free wristbands show support for Farmers Branch Police Department
JUSTICE CENTER ~ Farmers Branch residents are invited to show their support for the Farmers Branch Police Department by picking up a "Standing with Farmers Branch Police" blue rubber bracelet at City Hall or at the Justice Center. Read on... -
WATER & SEWER RATES: Proposed rate increase attributable to fixed costs from providers
FARMERS BRANCH ~ The record rainfall of 2015 in addition to a legal battle over the source for local drinking water is combining for a perfect storm the will likely result in higher water and sewer rates for the new fiscal year. Read on... -
RAPID FLASH BEACONS: New flashing crosswalks designed to improve pedestrian safety
FARMERS BRANCH ~ In a continuing effort to improve pedestrian safety at strategic spots, the Farmers Branch Public Works Department has installed solar-powered rapid flash crosswalk signs at three locations. Read on... -
SAFE ZONES: FBPD sets up exchange location for online business, child custody
FARMERS BRANCH ~ In an effort to further the safety of the community, the Farmers Branch Police Department has initiated a “Safe Exchange Zone” program for the exchange of items that have been bought, sold or traded or for child custody exchanges. Read on... -
APP-SOLUTELY: Farmers Branch launches mobile app for smartphones and tablets
FARMERS BRANCH ~ Helping to put City of Farmers Branch information and resources at the fingertips of citizens, the Farmers Branch Mobile App for smartphones and tablets has debuted in Apple’s App Store and on the Android Marketplace. Read on... -
DRUGS: Prescription take back now possible five days a week at FBPD
FARMERS BRANCH ~ In what was previously a once or twice a year event, dropping off old prescription medications for proper disposal is now a permanent service offered by the Farmers Branch Police Department. Read on... -
ROSE ROSETTE: Landscape Manager does battle against rose disease
FARMERS BRANCH ~ Growing a City of roses requires commitment, skill and sometimes information, in order to promote healthy plants that showcase our streets and neighborhoods. Read on... -
TORNADO: National Weather Service confirms EF-1 tornado skipped across Farmers Branch in May
FARMERS BRANCH ~ After an on-site damage assessment, officials from the National Weather Service have confirmed the storm that hit Farmers Branch at about 2:35 a.m. May 24 included an EF-1 tornado. Read on... -
LONG TERM PLANNING: Farmers Branch Fire Inspector reflects on graduating college at 70
FARMERS BRANCH ~ Not all college students graduate in the originally intended four years. Some take five, some take six. Don Ross was on the 50-year plan. Read on... -
RING IN THE OLD: Original bell from Old Church finds its way home to the Historical Park
FARMERS BRANCH ~ On an unusually warm Tuesday in January, a crew of specialized craftsmen carefully helped place a 100-plus-year-old bell back into the belfry where its service began in the 1890s. Read on... -
BONDS: Bond rating agencies assign sought-after 'AA+' to Farmers Branch in advance of sale
FARMERS BRANCH ~ In anticipation of a bond sale to fund the joint public safety dispatch system and the street improvement projects, two bond rating agencies have both assigned Farmers Branch the highly sought-after ‘AA+’ bond rating. Read on... -
PLATINUM: State Comptroller recognizes Farmers Branch as among the best in fiscal transparency
AUSTIN ~ The Texas State Comptroller's office has named Farmers Branch as one of only 36 local governments in Texas to achieve their new Platinum award for financial transparency. Read on... -
IN THE GARDEN: Gussie becomes a trial garden for England's David Austin Roses
FARMERS BRANCH ~ Now that the EarthKind Rose trial is over, the rose garden at Gussie Field Watterworth Park in Farmers Branch is becoming a trial garden for England's David Austin Roses. Read on... -
FERAL CATS: Program to control feral cat population launched by Animal Services
FARMERS BRANCH ~ City of Farmers Branch Animal Services has begun a program to trap, neuter and return feral cats to their environments in an effort to reduce the population. Read on... -
DEMO/REBUILD: New incentives give homebuyers even more reason to build new homes
FARMERS BRANCH ~ New "Demo/Rebuild" rules give homebuyers even more incentive to replace older homes with newer ones. Read on... -
Farmers Branch Police encourage education against scammers
FARMERS BRANCH ~ Although there has not been a substantial increase in reported scams, Farmers Branch Police want to be sure citizens are educated on the work done by con artists, in hopes of avoiding victimization. More >> -
City Council lays foundation for repair industry practices
FARMERS BRANCH ~ In an effort to protect local residents against less qualified practitioners in the multi-billion dollar, unregulated Texas foundation repair industry, the Farmers Branch City Council passed an ordinance requiring a permit for foundation More >>
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