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City of Temple to host Central Texas AirFest
Tickets are now on sale for the Central Texas AirFest happening May 17 - 19 at Draughon-Miller Central Texas Regional Airport.TxDOT Seeks Input on I-35 Improvements
The Texas Department of Transportation will host a virtual public meeting with an in-person option for the proposed I-35 improvements from Belton to Temple to accommodate the future I-14 extension. TxDOT will share information about the project and provide opportunities for community members to ask questions and share input on it.City of Temple and Draughon-Miller Central Texas Regional Airport honored with National/Regional Airport of the Year award
The City of Temple and Draughon-Miller Central Texas Regional Airport are proud to announce their receipt of the esteemed National/Regional Airport of the Year Award from the Texas Department of Transportation, Aviation Division.All Aboard! Temple Railroad & Heritage Museum to host Train Day Event
Tickets are on sale now for Train Day on May 4 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event will feature a variety of train-themed activities.City of Temple to host Secure Document Shred Event
Temple residents can bring up to five bankers boxes of secure documents that are in need of disposal to Holy Trinity Catholic High School on April 20.City of Temple to conduct 2024 Business Survey
The City of Temple is conducting a survey for local businesses. The responses to the 2024 City of Temple Business Survey will help shape the future of the community.City of Temple Shares Eclipse Viewing Reminders with Visitors
Thank you to all the visitors who will be joining us for the Total Solar Eclipse on April 8th. Don't forget to check out our safety and viewing tips, and we hope you enjoy your stay!City of Temple Issues Disaster Declaration for April 8 Eclipse
The City of Temple has officially issued a disaster declaration in anticipation of the upcoming total eclipse on Monday, April 8.Temple Fire and Rescue Unveils New Truck with Push-In Ceremony
The ceremony will be held on March 22 at Temple Fire Station #6.Public Hearing to be held on MicroTransit Zone Implementation
The Hill Country Transit District (HCTD) is hosting a series of public hearings throughout Bell County, and Temple's meeting is scheduled for Friday, March 15.City of Temple to Host 2nd Annual Hiring Event
The event will take place on March 20 at the Frank W. Mayborn Civic and Convention Center.Sgt. Casey Sheppard recognized during City Council meeting for life-saving actions
Sgt. Casey Sheppard with the Temple Police Department was recognized during the March 7, 2024 city council meeting for his heroic actions.City of Temple announces Election cancellation, congratulates Mayor Timothy A. Davis on another term
The City of Temple announces the cancellation of the election previously scheduled for May 4, 2024, in accordance with Section 2.053(a) of the Texas Election Code and congratulates Mayor Timothy A. Davis on another term.City of Temple to host 3rd Annual Black History Month Ceremony
The ceremony will be held on Monday, February 26, at 10 a.m. at the Frank W. Mayborn Civic & Convention Center.City of Temple to host three eclipse town halls
The City of Temple will host three town halls for residents to learn and ask questions about the total solar eclipse set to happen on Monday, April 8.City of Temple Proclaims February 24 as Government Communicators Day
City of Temple Mayor Tim Davis issued a Proclamation at the February 15, 2024 Council Meeting to proclaim February 24, 2024 as Government Communicators Day.City of Temple utility business customers to experience improved payment platform
The City of Temple has partnered with InvoiceCloud to provide a new, secure, up-to-date online user experience beginning on February 12.Ongoing Old Waco Road construction to cause lane shift
Due to construction on Old Waco Road, a northbound lane shift is expected to begin on February 6.City of Temple Public Works Department receives APWA Accreditation
With this APWA recognition, Temple becomes the 15th agency in Texas to be accredited and the second in APWA's Central Texas branch.Total solar eclipse to appear over Central Texas on April 8
Central Texas is set to be one of the best places in the United States to experience this spectacular event.City of Temple reimagines Bloomin' Temple with new festival: Petals & Pints
In the spirit of growth and innovation, 2025 will include expanding our special events and introducing a brand-new, iconic event in Temple!City of Temple to host Neighborhood Leadership Academy
The event will be held on February 10, and the deadline to register and secure your spot is February 5.Contribute to Community Safety by Taking the 2023 Hazard Mitigation Survey
By taking the survey, Temple residents have the opportunity to provide feedback regarding safety concerns and potential hazards that may impact the Bell County area.Heart to Home Animal Adoption Center Grand Reopening
The City of Temple invites the community to celebrate the newly renovated and rebranded Heart to Home Animal Adoption Center on January 10 at 4 p.m.Celebrate Without the Bang This New Year
The City of Temple is asking the community to celebrate the new year safely without the bang.2nd Annual Merry & Bright Holiday Lights Contest Winner Announced
The City of Temple would like to congratulate 6111 Stonehaven Drive on winning the Brightest Bulb in the Bunch Award.City of Temple Offers Free Christmas Tree Recycling
Temple residents can recycle their live Christmas trees at one of two drop-off locations from December 26 through January 8.City of Temple Hosts 77th Annual Christmas Parade & Tree Lighting Ceremony
The annual celebration will take place on Monday, December 4, beginning with the tree lighting ceremony at 6:15 p.m.TFR Accepting Donations for Annual Rescue Elves Program
Temple Fire and Rescue is accepting donations for their annual Rescue Elves program which provides gifts and necessary items to Temple families during the holiday season.Voting Now Open for 2nd Annual Merry & Bright Holiday Lights Tour and Contest
Temple residents can tour the homes in person or by using an interactive digital map and vote for their favorite holiday decor through Monday, December 18.Temple Police Department Offers Free Steering Wheel Locks
Locks are available for Temple residents who own Kia and Hyundai vehicles beginning on November 29.City of Temple Hosts Veterans Day Ceremony
The City of Temple hosted the second annual Veterans Day Ceremony to honor the brave men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces.
New FBO at Draughon-Miller Central Texas Regional Airport Now Open
The City of Temple celebrated the grand opening of a new FBO Terminal that will provide an enhanced aviation experience with a wide range of premier services for private and corporate aircraft operators.City of Temple Hosts Secured Shred Event on November 4
From 9 to 11 a.m., Temple residents can visit the Solid Waste Department to safely shred and recycle their unwanted documents.City of Temple Hosts Cease the Grease Cooking Oil Collection Event
Residents can visit participating Temple fire stations from November 23 through November 26 to drop off used cooking oil.Extraco Parking Plaza Opens to the Public
The garage has been designed to provide a secure, efficient, and convenient solution for both residents and visitors to Downtown Temple.City of Temple to Host Household Hazardous Waste Collection on October 28
Residents will have the chance to dispose of their household hazardous waste and any food waste they may have at the Solid Waste Complex from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.TPD Blue Santa Program Applications Open October 20
Applications for the Temple Police Department's 2023 Blue Santa program will open on October 20 and run through November 17. The program is open to Temple residents with children aged 14 and under.Temple Police Department Hosts Donation Drive-Thru for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Residents can stop by City Parking Lot #10, located next to the Temple Police Department, and drop off the items they would like to donate on October 19 from 4 to 6:30 p.m.City of Temple Hosts Second Annual Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration
In recognition of National Hispanic Heritage Month, the City of Temple hosted the second annual celebration to showcase the Hispanic culture that is woven into the fabric of Temple's culture.Temple Fire and Rescue Hosts Annual Fire Safety Day during National Fire Prevention Month
Temple Fire and Rescue hosted their annual Fire Safety Day on October 14 to educate the community about fire safety and highlight the importance of fire prevention through a variety of engaging activities, challenges, and demonstrations.City of Temple Hosts 2023 Community Summit
Residents can discover all the incredible services, programs, and events the City offers at this community event.City of Temple Unveils New Panther Statue in Collaboration with TISD
The City of Temple collaborates with TISD to host an unveiling ceremony at Meridith-Dunbar Elementary School. The new statue replaces the original panther, symbolizing the strong partnership between the City and TISD.Temple Fire and Rescue Hosts Annual September 11 Remembrance Ceremony
Temple Fire and Rescue will host a ceremony to honor and remember those who tragically lost their lives on 9/11.Temple First Responders Ease School Year Strain
Temple First Responders continue their tradition of the Backpack Buddies and Back to School Blue Santa programs.Local Artists Needed to Help Bring Market Loop Mural to Life
The City of Temple's Housing & Community Development department is seeking talented local artists to help complete the Market Loop Mural. Volunteer your time and artistic ability to showcase the mural's "A Day at the Park" theme.
Five Effective Water Conservation Tips for Temple Residents
Stage 2 Moderate Water Shortage restrictions are currently in place for the City of Temple. In addition to following the mandatory restrictions, there are some additional ways residents can further conserve water.Food Waste Bin Solutions Make a Sustainable Impact
The City of Temple is dedicated to providing convenient and environmentally friendly solutions for all your waste management requirements. Discover how you can effectively and sustainably handle your waste through our food waste program.City of Temple Launches Hometown Hero Banner Program to Honor Local Veterans
The Hometown Hero banner program is an initiative designed to recognize and honor the brave men and women of Temple who are serving, have served, or have made the ultimate sacrifice in the United States Armed Forces.New Capital Improvement Projects to Begin Construction
Improvements to Azalea Drive and Poison Oak Road could result in a little more time in your morning commute.Apache Drive sidewalk construction to begin week of Jan. 16
Residents of the Western Hills subdivision and those who live along Apache Drive will soon see construction around their neighborhood.Stay Safe Temple: Ring in 2023 without the Bang
The City of Temple is asking everyone to welcome the new year safely by celebrating without the bang.
Destination Strategic Plan for the City of Temple
The City of Temple is developing a Destination Events Strategic Plan. The survey is now open to the public, and your voice can make an impact.Christmas Tree Recycling
The City of Temple is offering an option for people to dispose of their Christmas trees in an environmentally friendly way.City of Temple to hold groundbreaking ceremony for Temple Animal Shelter renovation project
The Temple Animal Shelter will soon have a new look and more space for our furry friends.
Temple Public Library offering new free services
The Temple Public Library is now offering computer/device help and notary services, free to the public.
Holiday Celebrations in Temple
This Holiday season, the City of Temple invites the community to come together to celebrate good tidings and cheer.
City to host Inaugural Merry & Bright Holiday Lights Tour & Contest
If you're looking to get into the holiday spirit, look no further than the Merry & Bright Holiday Lights Tour & Contest.
Outer Loop West Phase I Virtual Public Hearing
COT and TxDOT will post a pre-recorded video presentation about the Outer Loop West Phase I project, and this presentation will be available for viewing from November 28 to December 23, 2022.Halloween Happenings in Temple
This October, the City of Temple invites the community to celebrate Halloween with us.
City of Temple hosts Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration
This City of Temple hosted a Hispanic Heritage Month event to celebrate and explore how the Hispanic culture has impacted our community, and honor local Hispanic leaders and residents.City of Temple expands downtown boundary to accommodate area development
The Temple City Council has adopted a City-initiated rezoning request to extend the existing central area zoning district, which expands downtown Temple’s boundary.City of Temple Adopted Tax Rate
City of Temple adopted a tax rate that will raise more taxes for maintenance and operations than last year’s tax rate. The tax rate will effectively be raised by 10.24 percent and will raise taxes for maintenance and operations on a $100,000 home by approximately $26.60 per year.
Meta to donate funds for composter, composter will be available for public use
Composter will hold 500 pounds of biodegradable material to make 50 pounds of soil amendment with zero waste.City of Temple adopts Beyond the Bend Master Plan, moves forward in rezoning process
The Temple City Council has approved the adoption of the Beyond the Bend master plan.City of Temple dedicates Market Loop Mural to McLane Children's Hospital
The City of Temple officially dedicated the Market Loop Mural to the McLane Children’s Hospital on Friday, July 8.City of Temple adopts Mobility Master Plan
The Temple City Council has approved the adoption of the Mobility Master Plan.Temple Public Library receives Achievement of Excellence in Libraries Award
The Temple Public Library has earned the Achievement of Excellence in Libraries Award.Market Trail Medley: Lil' Bit O' Bloomin'
The Bloomin' Temple Festival has been regarded as a fan-favorite local event for several years. This modified version of the event, Lil' Bit O' Bloomin', is a free family-friendly experience with plenty to see, do, and shop.
Hundreds turn out for the Secure Document Shred Event
The City of Temple’s Secure Document Shred Event at Holy Trinity Catholic High School was a success.Meta to build new Hyperscale Data Center in Temple
Meta, formerly the Facebook company, has selected Temple as the location for its new Hyperscale Data Center.Good Neighbor Program Now Accepting Volunteers
Want to make a difference with others in your community? Sign up for our Good Neighbor Program today.Mobility Master Plan
The City of Temple and Alliance Transportation Group, Inc. are compiling proposed content for the Mobility Master Plan.2022 Summer Camp registration is now open
The City of Temple is excited to announce that 2022 summer camp registration is now open.Temple is the Place to be this Holiday Season
Santa at the Depot, Winter Wonderland, our 75th Annual Christmas Parade, and Bend of the River Christmas are all back in-person this year, with holiday fun for the whole family.
Stair Climb honors 20th Anniversary of 9/11
Hundreds of first responders and residents summited Temple High School’s Wildcat Stadium on Saturday, honoring the 20th anniversary of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.Youth Advisory Commission gives students a voice
The City of Temple is giving students a chance to have a voice in their community with the creation of a new Youth Advisory Commission.
City Council Wrap-up: Sept. 2, 2021
At its Sept. 2 meeting, the Temple City Council approved a Community Development Program, authorized an extension to operate the Miller Springs Nature Center and approved a rezoning for a 313-acre business park.City Council Wrap-up: August 19, 2021
At its Aug. 19 meeting, the City Council initiated a rezoning for a business park, received the third-quarter financial report and received a presentation about a proposed Community Development Program.Artists needed for Market Loop Mural project
The City of Temple is seeking art submissions for a mural leading to McLane Children’s Medical Center.City of Temple adopts tax rate
The City of Temple has adopted a tax rate that will raise more taxes for maintenance and operations than last year's tax rate. The tax rate will effectively be raised by 3.981 percent and will raise taxes for maintenance and operations on a $100,000 home by approximately $11.60 per year.City Council Wrap-up: August 5, 2021
At its Aug. 5 meeting, the City Council voted on the new tax rate, authorized bonds for utility projects and considered a rezoning to allow for a South Temple residential development.Temple Public Library receives Texas Library Grant
The Temple Public Library will soon bolster its collection of Spanish language materials, thanks to a $2,500 grant from the Texas Book Festival.Proposed budget calls for investments in infrastructure, public safety
City Manager Brynn Myers presented the proposed 2022 Fiscal Year budget at the July 15 City Council meeting, highlighted by continued investments in infrastructure and public safety.
Sammons Community Center receives equipment donation
A local organization is helping residents stay fit after donating exercise equipment to Sammons Community Center.Expansion planned for Temple Animal Shelter
A planned expansion of the Temple Animal Shelter will add additional capacity for animals while creating a more friendly experience for prospective pet owners.Grant funds enhance community development
The City’s Housing and Community Development Department recently presented its 2021-22 Annual Action Plan, which allocates more than $600,000 to benefit low-income neighborhoods.
Bond package to fund projects from roads to roofs
The City Council recently authorized the issuance of a $54.9 million bond package for several critical infrastructure projects and facility improvements.
City Council Wrap-up: July 1, 2021
At its July 1 meeting, the City Council scheduled public hearings for the 2022 proposed budget, approved a $54.9 million bond package and approved reconstruction projects for Kegley and North Pea Ridge Roads.Council sets public hearings for proposed budget
The Temple City Council has scheduled two public hearings for the proposed 2021-22 budget.
Rooted in rail: City of Temple turns 140
June 29 marks 140 years since Jonathan Ewing Moore sold 181 acres to the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad, establishing what would become the City of Temple.New truck shows commitment to public safety
Members of Temple Fire & Rescue, City officials and residents helped ceremoniously push the city’s new firetruck into its home Monday at the Central Fire Station, 210 N. Third Street.Council considers amendments to food truck ordinance
When a number of food truck operators expressed concerns about recent amendments to the city’s Code of Ordinances, city leadership listened and decided to revisit the issue.
City honors employee's regional planning efforts
Creating transportation infrastructure to support current needs and future growth is often a complicated and expensive process, but Senior Planner Jason Deckman consistently finds creative ways to fund projects for the city and the region as a whole.
Library to host summer meal program for students
The Temple Public Library has partnered with Temple ISD to provide meals to children throughout the summer.
Trucking along: Solid Waste employee's career spans more than four decades
What started as a job working a trash route has turned into a decades-long career for Sylvester Taplin, who recently reached 42 years of service to the City of Temple.
City Council Wrap-up: June 3, 2021
At its June 3 meeting, the City Council authorized a construction contract for the next phase of the Outer Loop, accepted grant funding for sidewalks and approved the Midtown Neighborhood Plan.Council approves next phase of Outer Loop
The Temple City Council recently approved the next phase of Outer Loop construction, continuing the project that will provide an additional major roadway west of Interstate 35.Temple Public Library launches rebranding
Visitors to the Temple Public Library will soon notice splashes of color intermingled among the shelves of books as the library unveils its new branding.Temple Fire & Rescue hires Fire and Emergency Management Specialist
The City of Temple hired Jennifer Henager as the new Fire and Emergency Management Specialist for Temple Fire & Rescue.Temple Airport wins regional award
The Draughon-Miller Central Texas Regional Airport has been awarded the 2021 Airport Project of the Year award by the South Central Chapter of American Association of Airport Executives.City receives feedback on Mobility Master Plan
Residents got their first opportunity to give feedback for the City of Temple’s Mobility Master Plan during the first virtual meeting Wednesday.
Summer Fun: Registration open for summer camps
Temple Parks and Recreation is gearing up for an exciting summer with nearly two dozen Summer Camps to choose from.Utility projects help city deliver vital services to residents, businesses
As the City continues to grow, the Public Works Department is busy upgrading utility infrastructure to deliver essential services to residents and businesses.Mayor Davis sworn-in to second term
Temple Mayor Tim Davis was officially sworn in Tuesday after securing his second term in the May 1 election.Law enforcement, community gather to honor fallen officers
On a dreary Tuesday morning, law enforcement personnel and residents from throughout Bell County converged on the Temple Police Department to honor Texas officers who have lost their lives in the past two years.Beyond the blaze: Temple firefighters also certified EMTs, paramedics
While many people think of just burning houses and high-pressure water hoses when they think about their local fire department, emergency medical technician and paramedic services are an essential part off the response provided by Temple Fire & Rescue.Temple splash pads open for summer season
City splash pads opened May 1 at parks throughout the City.
City begins extensive water treatment plant expansion
A $44.6 million expansion to Temple’s Water Treatment Plant will keep water flowing to residents and businesses for decades to come.
City, volunteers give back to veteran community
The Lee Crossley Veterans Community is a little greener after volunteers and city departments planted trees and built a community garden for residents.
Reimagining Policing: New Mission Statement Focuses on Community Partnership
Temple Police Chief Shawn Reynolds has set out to reimagine policing in the 21st century. As part of that process, the Temple Police Department’s new mission statement sets expectations for police officers and how they interact with the community.Housing Resource Center helps create safe, healthy neighborhoods
While many local organizations provide housing assistance for those in need, many residents don’t have the knowledge or ability to take advantage of those resources. That’s where the City of Temple’s Housing Resource Center comes in.Temple Railroad and Heritage Museum opens new exhibit
The newest exhibit at the Temple Railroad and Heritage Museum explores the implications of nuclear war through historic photographs.
Parks employees win State Maintenance Rodeo competition
A City of Temple Parks and Recreation duo brought home their second State Championship recently at the Texas Parks and Recreation Society State Maintenance Rodeo.
New library director brings experience, ambition to Temple
New Temple Public Library Director Natalie McAdams joined the City in March with hopes of broadening the library’s goal to inform, entertain and empower residents.
City seeks leaders for Neighborhood Coalitions
The City of Temple’s Housing & Community Development Department is seeking individuals to help lead development efforts in their neighborhoods.Crossroads Park makes Temple a hub for tournaments
Though it just opened a year ago, Crossroads Park has already made its mark as a regional hub for recreational athletics. The 260-acre sports complex recently hosted the International Senior Softball Association’s Western USA Championship tournament.
Taking out the trash: City adds new garbage trucks
City of Temple Solid Waste Services will have a few more resources in their fleet as the City Council recently approved the purchase of three new refuse trucks.
Temple Tool Library helps residents love where they live
The City of Temple’s Tool Library is ready to help residents take pride in their neighborhoods by tackling those outstanding home improvement projects.
Going with the flow: Public works endured challenges to keep water system operational
Water leaks, broken pipes and frozen equipment. The City of Temple’s Public Works Department endured myriad of challenges to keep vital services online for residents during Winter Storm Uri.
Weathering the storm: Police, fire personnel endured elements to serve city
When many residents were left stranded, cold and in the dark during Winter Storm Uri, City of Temple Police and Fire personnel braved the winter weather to bring some much-needed relief.
Cleaning up: Employees pitch in to pick up trash
It was all-hands-on-deck this week as the City of Temple’s Solid Waste Division put in extra work to catch up after Winter Storm Uri put a hold on garbage and recycling pickup.
City Manager to host Serve Temple webinar
UPDATE: Temple City Manager Brynn Myers will hold a webinar at 6 p.m. Friday, Feb. 12, to discuss the city’s Serve Temple program, which encourages residents to learn about the city’s boards and Commissions programs and application process. This webinar was rescheduled from Thursday due to inclement weather and power outages in the area.
521 All-Stars: A Championship Story of Baseball and Community
The Temple Railroad and Heritage Museum is pleased to present their newest temporary exhibit, “The 521 All-Stars: A Championship Story of Baseball and Community,” on display from Jan. 30 through March 27.
Spreading warmth: city sees strong donations for Cold Weather Care Kits
When the City of Temple asked for donations to prepare Cold Weather Care Kits for members of the community, residents quickly answered the call.
Temple Public Library shares smiles with McLane Children's Hospital
The Temple Public Library is helping to cure hospital room boredom, one children’s activity book at a time.
Operation Dumpster Drop helps residents clean their neighborhoods
Temple’s Housing and Community Development Department is giving residents an opportunity to take pride in their neighborhood through Operation Dumpster Drop.Residents use holiday to spruce up local park
Armed with grabbers and buckets, City of Temple Solid Waste employees joined with members of the community Monday to clean James Wilson Park during the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service.
City seeks residents for Emergency Services Advisory Board
A newly established Emergency Services Advisory Board will allow residents to provide direct feedback to Temple Fire & Rescue.
Style exhibit shows Depression-era creativity
A new exhibit at the Temple Railroad and Heritage Museum gives residents a look at the innovative and resourceful style trends of the Great Depression.
City to host mobile COVID-19 testing
Temple Fire & Rescue will host drive-thru COVID-19 testing at various locations through the month of January.New commission lets public weigh in on police department
The newly-established Citizens Police Advisory Commission creates a new level of engagement between residents and the police department.
City offices will be closed Monday, Jan. 11
Due to inclement weather, City of Temple offices will be closed on Monday, Jan. 11.City seeks donations for cold weather care kits
The City of Temple’s Housing & Community Development Department and the Temple Public Library are putting together Cold Weather Care Kits for those in need.Officer describes first year in law enforcement
A career in law enforcement means meeting people on their worst days, which is something Temple Police Officer Lisa VanGilder has experienced from both sides of the badge.
Temple PD considers handsfree restraint device
Temple Police Officers may soon add a new piece of technology to their belts, which will hopefully lead to safer interactions for both officers and subjects they interact with.
Temple Public Library offers curbside, digital services
The Temple Public Library has expanded curbside pickup hours to serve residents while the facility is closed.
City Council adopts policy on Boards and Commissions
The Temple City Council approved an item at its Dec. 3 meeting establishing a new policy to govern city boards and commissions."Keep the Wreath Red" with Temple Fire & Rescue
Temple Fire & Rescue is participating in the “Keep the Wreath Red” campaign to bring fire safety awareness to Temple during the holidays.City to host "Night of Lights Frozen Christmas Parade"
The City of Temple is inviting residents to kick off the holiday season with its first ever “frozen” Christmas parade.Parks & Recreation staff place third in regional maintenance rodeo
Temple Parks & Recreation scored a podium finish on its home turf as the department placed third in the 2020 Central Region Texas Recreation and Parks Society Maintenance Rodeo. Nov. 5 at the Frank W. Mayborn Civic & Convention Center.Temple Fire, Police donate 16,340 pounds of food for local families
Temple Fire & Rescue and the Temple Police Department combined their efforts to donate two trucks full of food for the annual Food for Families drive benefiting Operation Feeding Temple.Temple awarded Distinguished Budget Presentation Award
For the 25th year, the City of Temple has received the Government Finance Officers Association’s Distinguished Budget Presentation Award, the highest award available in governmental budgeting, for fiscal year 2020.City to close certain facilities in response to COVID-19 surge
In response to rising COVID-19 cases among staff as well as within Bell County, the City of Temple has made the decision to close certain city facilities to walk-in customers beginning Friday, Nov. 20, to reduce transmission among staff, protect public health and flatten the epidemic curve.Citizens' Police Academy gives residents a look behind the badge
Over the past few months, the Citizens’ Police Academy of Temple has given residents a chance to step into the shoes of police officers and learn what it takes to serve in law enforcement.Temple Parks and Recreation to host Maintenance Rodeo
City of Temple Parks and Recreation workers will put their skills to the test Thursday when the city hosts the 2020 Central Region Texas Recreation and Parks Society Maintenance Rodeo.Comprehensive Plan leads Temple for next decade
Temple City Council at its Oct. 15 regular meeting unanimously approved the city’s comprehensive plan, a long-range planning document that outlines a blueprint for new development and redevelopment in Temple.
Temple PD Shows Support for Breast Cancer Awareness
Residents may have noticed many Temple Police Officers sporting a slight uniform alteration this month. Officers’ badges have been emblazoned with bright pink to show support for Breast Cancer Awareness month.
Built by the badge: Officers, city staff perform project for resident in need
When a vision-impaired resident reached out about the dilapidated state of a ramp she uses to enter and exit her home, a group of Temple Police Officers traded in their badges for hammers and came to the rescue.Temple Firefighter assists with California fires
In Temple Fire & Rescue's first deployment as part of the Texas Intrastate Fire Mutual Aid System (TIFMAS), Station #2 B Shift Captain Dustin McGraw joined with a strike team to assist with battling the west zone of the August Complex fire in Humboldt County, currently at nearly 1 million acres and 47 percent contained.Santa Fe Plaza wins top honors in Texas downtown awards
The City of Temple’s Santa Fe Plaza and Santa Fe Market Trail has been recognized by the Texas Downtown Association as one of the best improvement projects in Texas.
Household Hazardous Waste Day Oct. 24
Collection event allows residents to safely dispose of hazardous household chemicals and other items safely.