National Night Out is Oct. 3!
To get your neighborhood involved in this year's event, or if you have any questions, please contact Officer Fritzler at vfritzler@fairviewtexas.org or Officer Ramirez at eramirez@fairviewtexas.org.
Join the Friends of Fairview First Responders for the annual Pancake Breakfast from 8 to 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 21 at Fire Station 2, 1200 Stacy Road. Tickets are $5 and go to support Fairview's firefighters and police. Click to learn more and access the link to purchase tickets.
Effective August 17, 2023, the Town of Fairview has implemented a burn ban. The Collin County Fire Marshal also issued the same burn ban earlier this week for all unincorporated areas of Collin County. This burn ban will remain in place for 90 days for all properties within the Town of Fairview. ...
As the temperatures begin to cool, more people consider holding garage or yard sales. Permits are not required for residents to hold a garage/yard sale in Fairview, but please adhere to signage restrictions.
On August 28, 2023, the Fairview Town Council adopted the FY 2023-24 ad valorem tax rate and the FY 2023-24 budget. This year's tax levy to fund maintenance and operations expenditures is less than last year's maintenance and operations tax levy.
View the adopting ordinances for the FY 2023-24 ad valorem tax rate and FY 2023-24 budget by accessing the tax rate and budget tabs on the Finance Department's webpage.
Fairview residents who volunteer year after year on town beautification projects were featured in the August edition of the Texas Municipal League’s Texas Town & City magazine. The efforts of Parks and Recreation Advisory Board chair Katherine Ponder and board member Renee Powell were highlighted alongside others who donate countless hours to keep the town looking great. Volunteerism drives our town and makes it a premier place to live and work.
It has come to our attention that many you of have been receiving phone calls from a number posing to be from the Fairview Police Department. If you get a phone call from the Fairview Police Department and they state that you have outstanding warrants and you need to pay, please hang up and block that number. They are calling from an unknown number but will then hang up and call back spoofing the Police Department's number making it look like it is our actual number but isn’t. The Fairview Police Department’s number is (972) 886-4211. Any other phone numbers should be disregarded and reported to scamalerts@fairviewtexas.org
Are you prepared to defend yourself during a physical attack? Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.) training teaches realistic strategies for women to use in a variety of situations. Learn basic self-defense skills by enrolling in a free four-week R.A.D. course with certified Fairview Police Department and Allen Police Department instructors.
Atmos Energy recently became aware of an ongoing scam that directs victims to a fake website in an attempt to capture login and financial information.
Any user who clicks on one of these “spoofed” websites will see what looks like a legitimate Atmos Energy page, but the fake page will feature a fake customer service number and other false information.
Continue reading for details.
Independent review site SafeWise has ranked Fairview as the fifth safest city in Texas, based on FBI crime data. Fairview's ranking placed it as the safest Texas city with a median income of less than $100,000 and the safest North Texas city east of Interstate 35E. To view all the rankings and learn more about how rankings were tabulated, visit safewise.com.
The Town of Fairview values its partnerships with local Homeowner Associations to help share town-related information and news. And, because we like to keep our contact list current, we are asking you to send us updated information. Send your HOA board contact list (including address, phone number and email address) to Karin Anderson at kanderson@fairviewtexas.org.
The results of the 2022 Technology Survey can be viewed by accessing “Read more” below. The members of the Technology Advisory Committee would like to extend their appreciation to every Fairview resident that took time to respond to the survey.
View the entire 2023 Calendar for information about pick up days and weeks as well as valuable tips and guidelines for placing your trash and recycling out for pick up.
If you have additional questions, contact Republic Services at 972-422-2341 or via their website at RepublicServices.com/Customer-Support.
The Town of Fairview requires all residential, commercial, and other non-residential alarm systems in Fairview, whether monitored or not, to have a valid alarm permit. Alarm permits must be renewed annually between January 1st and January 31st. Renewals received after January 31st will incur a late fee of $12.50 for residential and $25.00 for commercial and other non-residential. New and renewal residential alarm permit fees are $50.00, and new and renewal commercial and other non-residential alarm permit fees are $100.00.
Click on “Read more” for more information about Town of Fairview alarm permits.
October 24, 2022 - The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) has begun the construction of 3 ft. wide “safety shoulders” on FM1378 (Country Club Rd.) from State Hwy. 5 to Stacy Rd. This project will take a few months for TxDOT to complete and there will be intermittent delays and flagmen during construction. TxDOT started on the State Hwy. 5 end of FM1378 and are working their way East and South.
Click “Read more” to learn more about TxDOT road construction on FM1378.
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) notified the Town of Fairview that it will close Ridgeview Dr. at U.S. 75 on Monday, October 3rd. TxDOT stated that the closure would last 20-24 months as they complete the reconstruction of the Ridgeview Dr. overpass. The reconstructed overpass will increase from two lanes to four lanes and will include pedestrian access.
The Fairview Town Council has requested that certain presentations made during a Council meeting be made available to the public. We will update this Top News Item when new presentations are available.
Click on the Read More link to access recent presentations.
At Noon on the first Wednesday of every month there is an audible test of the outdoor warning sirens.
Tests will not be performed during severe weather events. If Fairview is experiencing severe weather on a scheduled siren testing date, please assume the siren is weather-related and seek shelter immediately.
Learn more about Fairview’s outdoor siren testing by clicking "Read more."
Subscribe to Nixle to receive urgent notifications via text or email from the Town of Fairview. There is no charge for this service, but message and data rates may apply if you chose to receive alerts through your cell phone and/or smart devices.
Click "Read more" for details about how to sign up and customize how, when and which messages you receive.
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Collin County Rides, a transportation program offered by Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART), is available to permanent Fairview residents that are 65 years of age or older and/or have a qualifying disability. The transportation program is offered to eligible Fairview residents through an agreement between the Town of Fairview and DART. For more information about Collin County Rides, please visit the website.
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