Mayor issues latest order that includes regulations on grocery shopping

Cleburne Mayor Scott Cain has signed Order No. 7 to further combat the spread of Coronavirus in the community.

The order introduces regulations that limit shoppers to one person per household at a time unless absolutely unfeasible, and cleans up language r...

Community members test positive for COVID-19

Officials have notified the city of two confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Cleburne.

Both subjects and their families are in self-isolation at home. That is all the information we have available.

We knew it was only a matter of time before confirmed cases were ...

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.

In an effort to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 all business will be conducted online or by phone. All departments ar...

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.

The Mayor signed the order on Friday, March 27, and it goes into effect at 12:01 a.m. on March 28. The Order asks residents to stay in their homes, except for essential ou...

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.

The City Council voted to reschedule the election which includes the seats of mayor and city councilmembers single member district one and four. The election will ...

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.

The orders address residential gathering and grocery stores.

The new order introduces the following regulations:

• No guests may be pres...

Mayor issues new order to protect community’s health

Mayor Scott Cain has signed Order No. 3, updating past regulations with additional rules, to protect the health and safety of the Cleburne community. The order goes into effect at 12:01 a.m. on March 24, 2020.

• Continues 10-person limit on social gatherings...

Mayor issues order to combat COVID-19 closing amusement venues, introducing capacity limits

Cleburne Mayor Scott Cain signed an official order as part of the current disaster declaration to fight the spread of COVID-19 and protect the health of the community.

The order goes into effect at 12:01 a.m. on Friday, March 20.

The order hereby orders the...

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).

The limit, in accordance with the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) recommendation, goes into eff...

Cleburne declares local disaster in response to COVID-19 pandemic

Cleburne Mayor Scott Cain issued a declaration of local disaster in response to the Coronavirus disease 2019 (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 ...

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.

The City Council awarded the project to Northstar Construction, LLC for $1,028,376 at its F...

More user-friendly utility bill arrives in March

Starting March 2020, City of Cleburne utility customers will begin receiving more user friendly and informative billing statements. The statements will include a 12-month water usage graph, a calendar highlighting the due date, and a larger message area t...

Public Works adds new vehicles with help of grant

Cleburne Public Works Department is replacing two vehicles with the help of $130,000 in grant funding.

The city is adding a new sanitation refuse truck and street sweeper to its fleet to replace older vehicles. City staff applied and has been awarded fundi...

Cleburne invests more than $556,000 in its Sports Complex and Splash Station improvements

2020 is shaping up to be a big year for Cleburne’s parks with new equipment, refurbished and replaced amenities, and more.

The City of Cleburne is investing more than $556,000 this year in the Sports Complex and Splash Station to improve the park...

Fall Economic Development update shows growth

This past fall has been full of commercial and residential growth in Cleburne, according to a staff report.

Economic Development Manager Grady Easdon presented a quarterly update to City Council at a Dec. 10 meeting. Easdon’s presentation highlig...

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.

The drainage study will allow the city to identify and prioritize future repair and improvement projects withi...