Remember and Honor

Monday, May 27, 8:30 a.m.

Jim Burks Firefighters Memorial Park

561 N. Travis

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CLOSURES

Bridge Street and Crockett Street on the Square will be closed from 8 a.m. Friday, May 24 through 9 a.m. Tuesday, May 28.

Most City of Granbury facilities except Visit Granbury are closed on Memorial Day, Monday, May 27.

Purple Heart city

City Council unanimously voted to declare Granbury a "Purple Heart" city through the Military Order of the Purple Heart organization. WATCH THE VIDEO

Masonic Lodge Sesquicentennial

As members of the Masonic Lodge celebrate their local organization's 150th birthday, Saturday, May 25 has been proclaimed by City Council, "Granbury Masonic Lodge Sesquicentennial Day." VIDEO OF THE PROCLAMATION

Council Member Overdier "graduates"

Mayor Jim Jarratt and City Manager Chris Coffman recognize City Council Member Skip Overdier for completing a 30-hour course and being certified as a Texas Municipal League Leadership Fellow. CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO

Tourism's impact celebrated

Mayor Pro Tem Steven Vale presented a proclamation to Visit Granbury Director Tammy Dooley in honor of “National Travel and Tourism Week” during the third annual Friends of Tourism Celebration. The event highlighted the significant impact of tourism on local and state economies. Visit Granbury also recognized numerous local tourism partners and volunteers with awards for their contributions to serving both residents and visitors.

Please give your input

As part of updating the City's Comprehensive Plan, please go to THIS LINK and fill out the survey. The Comprehensive Plan will serve as the City’s road map for the next ten to 20 years. It will include recommendations for addressing issues related to transportation, land use, downtown, and economic development. The City Council, Planning & Zoning Commission, and City Staff will use the Plan to make important land use, budgeting, and development decisions.

Republican Primary Runoff

Friday, May 24 Last day of Early Voting

Tuesday, May 28 Election Day

Clean, Drain & Dry

When you take your boat to different lakes, don’t forget to clean, drain and dry, even if it’s been a few weeks or few months. Zebra mussels are an invasive species not native to Texas that take over the local ecosystem. They will attach to your boat, dock, or any hard surface. Zebra mussels can live in bilge water for months. Before putting your boat back in a lake, make sure you don’t have any hitchhikers on board. Remember to clean, drain and dry.