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The new water tower begins to take shape at the corner of Elm and O'Neill Streets, as 2022 gets underway. Construction contractors estimate that it will be constructed in around 90 days. After which, it will be painted, inspected, and prepped for service. We hope to have it tied into the system by summer-time.

City Council Meeting Agenda: December 16, 2021

AFD Membership Form

Demolition Permit

Frequently Asked questions

Do you fill swimming pools, wet down arenas, fill stock tanks? No. It is essential for us to prioritize our emergency response readiness in order to effectively serve our community. Consequently, we believe it would be more efficient to have our truck available for potential structure fires, rather than being occupied with other tasks. This...

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Alvord Public Library

Alvord Public Library The Alvord Public Library proudly serves the City of Alvord by offering a wide variety of books and research material. The library also offers activities for our little ones! some of the activities include individual story time, and take-home crafts. If you are needing help with a school or work related project,...

Equipment and Apparatus

We are blessed with numerous apparatus to serve our community including: Brush 311- This apparatus responds to our medical calls and grass fires. It is equipped with medical equipment, grass firefighting equipment, and equipment to clear road hazards after bad weather incidents. Brush 111- This apparatus responds to grass fires and is equipped with, grass...

Need a permit?

All permits required by the City of Alvord can be obtained at the following link. https://alvordtx.gov/departments/permits/. Permit applications can be printed from the link. Applications should be returned to city hall. Fees can be paid when the application is returned.

City Council Meeting Minutes: October 21, 2021

City Council Meeting Agenda: November 18, 2021

Do I need a permit for a garage sale?

Yes, the charge for a garage sale permit is $5.00 and can be purchased at City Hall, 215 West Elm Street.

How do I find out about my drinking water quality?

The City of Alvord Public Works Department tests the water quality on a monthly basis. This is done to maintain the best quality and safest drinking water possible for the community. An annual water-quality report is sent to all residents and business within the water district in June.

What benefits does the city offer?

Salary based upon qualifications TMRS retirement, 5% employee contribution, city match 2:1 Health and Dental insurance paid Life and Disability insurance paid Vacation and sick time Paid holidays

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City Council Special Meeting Agenda: February 8, 2022