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Fiscal Year 2018 budget document wins award

The leading government finance officers organization recognized the City of Cleburne’s Fiscal Year 2018 budget document. Read on...
Temporary Water Disinfection Change Notification

The City of Cleburne will begin its annual enhanced potable water disinfection process. The city will switch from disinfecting treated water with chloramine to a more potent free chlorine. Read on...
City Council adopts Fiscal Year 2019 budget

The city of Cleburne’s Fiscal Year 2019 budget funds infrastructure maintenance and improvements, a new fire truck, and invests in economic development initiatives. Read on...
Now Accepting Sealed Bids

Resale of tax foreclosed properties Read on...
Join Cleburne PD for National Night Out on Sept. 29

Cleburne Police Department in conjunction with the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office will be hosting a “kick-off” event in honor of National Night Out this year on Saturday, September 29, 2018 Read on...
City does not solicit residential water test

The City of Cleburne does not solicit residents for random community water testing. Read on...
Residential, commercial, industrial developments remain active

Commercial, industrial, and residential activity continue in Cleburne, according to a report from the city’s Economic Development Director. Read on...
K9 Gimi to retire in September

A Cleburne Police Department veteran is ending his watch to spend more time chasing balls rather than criminals. Read on...
CISD awards Cleburne Police Department

Cleburne ISD Board of Trustees awarded Cleburne Police Department its Businesses Standing Up for Public Schools for its support of the district. Read on...
Cleburne taps acting fire chief for full-time position

Newly appointed Fire Chief Scott Lail has served the city of Cleburne for 24 years Read on...
Regulation amendment aims to curb bulk trash violations

Residents who leave bulk trash in front of homes outside of scheduled pickup will see a charge Read on...
Algae makes water taste earthy but still safe to drink

Cleburne water is safe to drink despite the possibility of an earthy taste caused by an organic compound from algae. Read on...
Cleburne Citizens Police Academy seeks civilian recruits

The Cleburne Police Department will begin a new class of its Citizens Police Academy allowing community members to get hands-on experience on the police department’s operations. Read on...
Walk or run for a cause with paws

The city of Cleburne invites the community to the Paws for the Cause Fun Run/Walk to benefit the Cleburne Animal Shelter. Read on...
Chisholm Trail Museum to hire administrator to guide growth

As more visitors explore Cleburne’s Chisholm Trail Outdoor Museum, the city and Johnson County Heritage Foundation Inc. look to hire an administrator to guide facility’s growth. Read on...
City asks community to practice voluntary water conservation

The Brazos River Authority, which manages the system Cleburne’s water comes from, implemented a Stage 1 Drought Watch Condition for Lake Aquilla. Read on...
Cleburne Regional Airport completes apron repairs

The Cleburne Regional Airport recently installed more than 35,100 square feet of fresh concrete to repair the apron of one of its hangars. Read on...
City Council approves final plats for more than 150 homes

City Council approved final plats for two phases of the Belclaire addition for more than 150 homes on S. Nolan River Road at the July 10 meeting. Read on...
Operation Cleburne Pride set for Sept. 8

The volunteer efforts include trash pickup, bulk pickup, minor outdoor repairs, tree trimming, yard mowing, and additional services by volunteer groups. Read on...
Reconstruction of Woodard and Grand avenues to begin week of July 16

The construction will requiring closing access to through traffic during working hours Read on...
Cleburne sees violent, property crime decrease

Cleburne continues a five year trend of reduction in violent and property crimes in 2017. Read on...
Policy change allows downtown restaurants to sell alcoholic beverages

An amendment to city policy aims to assist restaurants and encourage more businesses by allowing downtown restaurants located within 300 feet of a church to begin serving alcoholic beverages. Read on...
Cleburne Animal Shelter seeks food donations

The Cleburne Animal Shelter is asking for the community’s help to feed the 91 animals currently in the facility. Read on...
NEWS RELEASE

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Jury Cancellation Notification

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Public Meeting - Texas Historical Commission

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News Release

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Grand Opening of the La Moderna Pasta Co in Cleburne

Cleburne, Texas - What began as a ribbon-cutting for a new investment by a Mexican company in Texas evolved into a lovefest for NAFTA on Tuesday when speaker after speaker extolled the basic principles behind the embattled program. Read on...
2018 State of the City

The Mayor and City Council of Cleburne, Texas are pleased to announce the 2018 State of The City address and publication. Read on...
Update on Water Conditions

The City of Cleburne has become aware that areas of the city may be experiencing changes with the taste and odor of the water. Our first priority remains to provide safe drinking water for our community, Read on...
City to Implement Credit/Debit Card Convenience Fees

A new $1.50 convenience fee will be implemented for utility billing and municipal court for all credit and debit card transactions effected Nov 1, 2017. Read on...
Drones: Toys or Tools?

Are you a drone user? Did you know that when purchasing a drone that there are Federal Laws and Regulations that come along with it? Read on...
The Burne Weekly Issue 11

Find out the latest news in the City of Cleburne!! Read on...

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