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New regulation mandates businesses to post face covering requirements

Cleburne City Council approved a measure to fight the spread of COVID-19 by requiring businesses to post if they require customers to wear face coverings. Read on...
City Council decides not to close any railroad crossings

The City Council has completed discussions of potentially closing existing railroad crossings in Cleburne after receiving a final offer from BNSF Railway. Read on...
PSA: Fight the spread of mosquito borne illnesses and limit mosquito spread around your household

The Cleburne Health Department encourages residents to take steps to reduce the chances for mosquito borne illnesses around their homes and when they are out and about. Read on...
Public Swim at Splash Station begins June 20

Splash Station is Cleburne’s to-go park for swimming fun this summer. Read on...
All Aboard Program supports local businesses

Local businesses are all aboard a program to encourage the community to shop, dine, and play in Cleburne. Read on...
City of Cleburne expands openings to align with Open Texas plan

The City of Cleburne has several expanded openings planned as the State has reached a new phase of the Open Texas plan. Read on...
City encourages Cleburnites to use common sense on playgrounds

The City of Cleburne is restoring swings and basketball hoops at its parks and playgrounds for the community to enjoy but visitors are encouraged to take safety precautions. Read on...
Splash Station's Summer 2020 opening limited to competition pool

The facility’s leisure pool and other recreational areas will remain closed Read on...
City Council discusses railroad street crossing offer from BNSF

The Cleburne City Council said BNSF Railway has not made an offer worth closing existing street crossings. Read on...
City Council extends COVID-19 disaster declaration to June 9

The City Council voted to extend its local disaster declaration regarding COVID-19 to the next City Council meeting on June 9. Read on...
Cleburne Market Square Concert Series moving to 2021

The City of Cleburne is rescheduling its 2020 Market Square summer concert series to 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read on...
Cleburne to open Library and certain Parks facilities with safety protocols

The City of Cleburne plans to open several facilities to serve the community while keeping participant and staff health at the forefront during the COVID-19 pandemic Read on...
City Council extends local disaster declaration to May 26

The City Council voted to extend its local disaster declaration regarding COVID-19 to the next City Council meeting on May 26. Read on...
City Hall to open to public May 13

Cleburne City Hall will open to the public in a limited capacity on May 13, 2020. Read on...
Community expresses desire to grow existing parks in Parks & Recreation Master Plan

The feedback is in and Cleburnites want to continue improving existing parks, have more amenities at Lake Pat Cleburne, and expand trails across the city. Read on...
Program to repair city streets begins with fog sealing, mill and overlay construction

The 2020 Streets Program is underway this May to improve roadways across Cleburne. Read on...
Cleburne Order No. 10 updates regulations to follow governor’s Open Texas plan

Mayor Scott Cain has issued Order No. 10, which updates local regulations to align with Gov. Greg Abbott’s latest plan to Open Texas through the COVID-19 pandemic. Read on...
City and Texas Health Resources partner to bring drive-thru COVID-19 testing

The City of Cleburne and Texas Health Resources Cleburne are partnering to bring free drive-thru COVID-19 testing to the community starting May 4. Read on...
Cleburne extends COVID-19 local disaster declaration to May 12

The Cleburne City Council voted to extend the local disaster declaration to its next City Council meeting on May 12 to fight the spread of COVID-19 in the community. Read on...
Cleburne introduces program to assist local businesses with $5k

The “All Aboard Cleburne” program invites businesses to share posters and sandwich boards to promote local shopping, dining, entertainment, and hospitality Read on...
Governor's order allows retail-to-go starting April 24

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s latest executive order allowing “non-essential” retail stores to operate and sell goods under retail-to-go regulations. Read on...
City to focus recycling efforts at Transfer Station

The City Council directed staff to remove the remote recycling locations across the city after years of abuse and illegal dumping to focus on its essential services. All recycling will be done at the Transfer Station during normal business hours. Read on...
City Council approves items in fight against COVID-19

The City Council approved extending its existing declaration of local disaster to the next City Council meeting on April 28 and approved a health authority at its April 14 meeting. Read on...
Cleburne recognized as one of the safest cities in Texas

A recent ranking of Texas cities by safety has Cleburne in the top 100. Read on...
Economic Development connects local businesses to COVID-19 support resources

COVID-19 is taking a substantial toll on the local economy and the financial well-being of the businesses and citizens of Cleburne. The City of Cleburne Economic Development team wants you to know that we are here to help! Read on...
Cleburne Golf Links to close to public April 14 by Governor’s Order

As part of its COVID-19 response, courses are closed state-wide Read on...
Mayor issues latest order that includes regulations on grocery shopping

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Community members test positive for COVID-19

Officials have notified the city of two confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Cleburne. Read on...
City office open, City Hall closed to public to combat COVID-19

Effective noon on Monday, March 30, Cleburne City Hall will remain open to serve our citizens, but our doors will be closed to the public. Read on...
Cleburne issues new order for community to Stay Safe At Home

Mayor Scott Cain has issued Order No. 6, which mandates residents stay safe at home. Read on...
City Council approves postponing May 2020 election to November

City Council has rescheduled the May 2020 election to November due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read on...
Cleburne orders address residential gathering, grocery stores

The City of Cleburne has issued Orders 4 and 5 to protect the community's health during the Coronavirus pandemic. Read on...
Cleburne to limit mass gatherings with more than 50 people

The City of Cleburne is prohibiting mass gatherings of more than 50 people to combat the spread of the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19). Read on...
Cleburne declares local disaster in response to COVID-19 pandemic

Mayor Cain ordered the declaration at an emergency meeting with City Council on March, 13. The City Council voted to have the declaration in effect through 11:59 p.m. on March 29, 2020, along with temporary closures and regulations. Read on...
Cleburne to begin downtown sidewalk improvements in spring

This spring the City of Cleburne will begin its downtown sidewalk project, which will create a more walkable environment, while improving downtown’s feel. Read on...
Cleburne invests more than $556,000 in its Sports Complex and Splash Station improvements

The City of Cleburne is investing more than $556,000 this year in the Sports Complex and Splash Station to improve the parks’ lifespans, better the play experience, and attract more visitors. Read on...
Cleburne to conduct east-side drainage study

The City of Cleburne will conduct a data-focused study of the drainage utilities on the city’s east side to prioritize future projects. Read on...

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