Note: This entry was originally posted on July 26, 2017: 3:52 pm and may be out of date.

CITY OF HEATH PARK BOARD

YOU ARE INVITED TO PICNIC FOR THE PARKS

COMMUNITY INPUT MEETING
Thursday, August 31
Hidden Creek – 215 Chris Cuny Boulevard, Heath

Come learn about the City-wide Park, Trails and Open Space Master Plan, share your ideas, and enjoy a delicious hamburger supper provided by In-N-Out Burger… all within the beautiful setting of Heath’s Hidden Creek events venue!

Hamburger Supper | 5:30-6:30 p.m.

FREE but reservations are required by August 25.

Community Input Meeting | 6:30-8 p.m.

The City of Heath Park Board is hosting this community event to get your input on Parks, Trails and Open Space Master Plan now being developed in partnership with the Dallas-based consulting firm, la terra studio, inc. Ideas from all ages and life stage are welcome, including elementary, middle and high school age students.

Questions? Contact Suzanne Brooke at sbrooke@heathtx.com.

RECENT NEWS

HEATH ADOPTS FY 2023-2024 CITY BUDGET

October 11, 2023: 4:19 pm

The City Council adopted the FY 2023-2024 City of Heath Annual Budget at the Regular City Council meeting on September 26 following months of work held in open meetings and a Public Hearing on September 25.

Mayor Kelson Elam addresses those attending the Sunset Swings dedication

SUNSET SWINGS DEDICATION CEREMONY HONORS LEGACIES OF SERVICE

September 25, 2023: 3:56 pm

The sun setting over the lake with soft instrumentals of classic hits filling the air of the beautifully groomed Terry Park set the scene as community members honored legacies of service and generosity at the Sunset Swings Dedication Ceremony on September 21.

City moves to Water Conservation Schedule.

CITY OF HEATH LIFTS STAGE 2 RESTRICTIONS: 09.21.23

September 21, 2023: 1:42 pm

Stage 2 water restrictions have been lifted as the City moves to the Annual Water Conservation Schedule which allows customers to use irrigation systems to water twice per week on their assigned days.

WATER UPDATE 09.14.23

September 14, 2023: 1:37 pm

Thanks to the efforts of the majority of our residents, the City was able to avoid Stage 3 water restrictions. With cooler weather and rain in the weather forecast, the City anticipates returning to Stage 1 within the next 10 days if reduced water demand remains consistent.