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Public Works update highlights upcoming projects

Cleburne Public Works is gearing up for a variety of projects that will improve the city’s infrastructure.

City staff presented an update on upcoming projects to the City Council at its Aug. 10 meeting. The presentation included updates at street...

Cleburne Fire Chief encourages community remain vigilant with COVID-19 cases on the rise

Cleburne Fire Chief Scott Lail is encouraging the community to be vigilant as COVID-19 cases are rising.

Lail presented a COVID-19 update to the City Council at its Aug. 10 meeting. The presentation included details about confirmed cases, the delta variant...

City Council conducts Fiscal Year 2022 Budget review, considers lower tax rate

Cleburne City Council is in the process of adopting its Fiscal Year 2022 budget, which continues its conservative approach to revenues and expenditures and invests in infrastructure, services, and economic growth.

City Council held a budget workshop at its...

City of Cleburne recognizes life-saving firefighter

The Cleburne City Council recognized the efforts of a city fire fighter who saved someone from potentially drowning in Lake Pat Cleburne.

City Council and staff presented firefighter Austin Warner with a service award at the July 27 City Council meeting. W...

Economic Development update shows new businesses, commercial activity

Cleburne is seeing some new businesses come to town as commercial activity picks up.

City staff presented an Economic Development update at City Council’s July 27 meeting. The presentation highlighted new businesses, economic news, and some resid...

Splash Station Summer 2021 season begins May 29

Splash Station's summer season opens on May 29 for Memorial Day Weekend!

Opening day will begin at noon on May 29. The summer season hours are public swim from noon to 7 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays and 1-6 p.m. on Sundays. 

Daily admission is $6 or get ...