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Commissioner Ryan Williams and Mayor Chris Rich will cover the development process, what cities and counties can and cannot control, and infrastructure strain at the 6 p.m. Oct. 27 event.
Aubrey and Pilot Point high school bands both drew top ratings from every judge at the region contest in Denton, sending them to the next level of UIL marching competition; Tioga's season ended.
Denton's council considers its $36,250 share Tuesday; the two cities' 1985 contract that set their yield shares in the lakes expired in 2015, and the study is meant to inform a new operating agreement.
Commissioners consider the application Tuesday; the four-year Bureau of Justice Assistance grant would pay for residential treatment, an evaluator and training, with no county match.
The plan sends 32% of new city property taxes from the 23-acre neighborhood off FM 428 toward about $14.4 million in project costs, an estimated $2.62 million over the life of the zone.
The city’s Oct. 31 downtown event lists a $30 nonrefundable booth fee and an Oct. 22 deadline of 11:59 p.m. CDT. Vendors must be ready by 5:15 p.m. on event day.
Pilot Point Main Street's event runs 4 to 7 p.m. Oct. 24, with a two-session haunted house produced with Starbright Center for the Arts running later into the night.
Aubrey was one of 17 Texas agencies awarded money in September from the federal SAFER program; the positions will add three firefighters to each shift.
A Development Services report for Thursday's council meeting also counts 10,598 homes across the areas it tracks, while a separate report shows city cash down $17.3 million as bond money pays for sewer and water work.
Council also takes a second run at naming U.S. 377 Ray Roberts Parkway after TxDOT direction; staff say the names add to the state highway numbers and do not change addresses.
Republic Services asked for a 4.65% inflation adjustment, taking the standard residential trash-and-recycling total from $20.35 to $21.30; senior rates would rise 86 cents.
The draft requires a driver's license, a $25 yearly city sticker, insurance and daylight-only driving on streets posted 35 mph or less, and it bans all-terrain vehicles and pocket bikes on public streets.
A year-end report filed with Providence Village's council shows 41,287 visits, 1,433 new cards and more than 22,000 e-book and audiobook loans for the library that serves Aubrey and nearby towns.
A consent item before the City Council would pay Plummer Associates to prepare the report state regulators require before Aubrey's water system can connect to the regional district's.
An ordinance on Tuesday's agenda would make discharging firearms, BB guns and air rifles inside town limits a misdemeanor with fines up to $250, and at least $500 for a repeat offense within a year.
A Colorado firm has contracted to buy every developed home lot in the Palomino subdivision, and the city's amended agreement would set lease minimums, a ban on short-term rentals and upkeep rules for the 300-lot community.
The Aubrey Police Department's September statistics, filed with Providence Village's council for Tuesday, show 853 offenses so far in 2026 and fewer injury crashes in the city.
After a 6-0 planning commission vote, the City Council takes up annexation, a land use change, zoning and a public improvement district for about 237 acres east of Coffey Road and south of FM 428.
Aubrey would give Krugerville about 116 acres of its extraterritorial jurisdiction for about 36 acres to clear the way for a future subdivision, and a $4,000 library deal is also on Thursday's agenda.
Kimley-Horn presents Aubrey's ADA self-evaluation and transition plan to the City Council on Thursday; most of the cost is sidewalks and curb ramps, spread over seven years at about $1.15 million a year.
The council is asked to accept an annexation petition for 166 acres north of Blackjack Road and set November hearings on a public improvement district and a tax increment zone for the subdivision.
