All mosquito test traps in Fairview tested negative for West Nile Virus on August 8th.
Click here to access the Town’s latest update on mosquito activity and for tips on mosquito control and bite prevention.
NTMWD Thanks the Public for Efforts to Reduce Outdoor Water Use
The North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) thanks the public and its Member Cities and Customers for conserving water while critical maintenance was completed last weekat the Wylie Water Treatment Plant Complex. Widespread action to reduce water use, especially outdoors, preserved water resources until all work was finished. Although the maintenance activities were completed, aggressive water conservation is still needed as drought conditions and rising demands for water persist.
July 26, 2022 – Fire Station 2 has been closed for the last several weeks due to the failure of the building air conditioning system. It has taken longer than anticipated for contractors to complete the repairs. Given the extreme heat, fire and EMS staff at Station 2 have been temporarily operating out of Station 1.The contractor performing the repairs is working to get the system operational as soon as possible. Once the system is operational, Station 2 will reopen and fire and EMS staff will transition from Station 1 back to Station 2. Fire and EMS staffing and response capabilities continue to operate at their normal levels while these necessary repairs are made.
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.
Effective July 11, 2022, the Town of Fairview has implemented a burn ban. The Collin County Fire Marshal also issued the same burn ban earlier this month for all unincorporated areas of Collin County. This burn ban will remain in place until further notice for all properties within the Town of Fairview.
Click on “Read more” for more information about the burn ban and what is and is not permitted.
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board hosted an Open House in July to give the citizens an opportunity to view and make comments on the proposed revisions to the Parks, Open Space and Trail Master Plan.
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.
2022 Trash and Recycle Collection Calendar and Maps
View the entire 2022 Calendarfor information about pick up days and weeks as well as valuable tips and guidelines for placing your trash and recycling out for pick up.
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.
Read more about Fairview’s outdoor siren testing by clicking on “Read More” below.
For all the latest information, notices and County Statements you can go to our dedicated COVID-19 page.
You will find Fact sheets from the CDC, Daily Updates from Collin County, Contact information for the CDC, Texas Health & Human Services and the Collin County Health Care Services Department; as well as notices regarding facility closures, court postponements, event cancellations and the suspension of Bulk and Recycling Services.
Nixle messaging is one of the ways the Town can communicate emergency or other community information to residents.This was one of the ways the Town was able to communicate the information about the recent water line break and the resulting boil water notice. That information is provided to subscribers through text messages to your phone and via email.All residents are encouraged to sign up for this notification system.There is no charge from the town for this service, but message and data rates may apply if you chose to receive alerts through your cell phone and/or smart devices.
Town Staff and the Fairview Police Department have been made aware of a telephone scam recently occurring to residents in the Town. In this phone scam, the crook calls and states it is an urgent situation in order to garner the victim’s immediate attention and lessen suspicion.
In 2016, the Council and Staff worked on a 10-year CIP to help plan for improvements for the Town's future needs including infrastructure, buildings, technology and major equipment. Learn about the CIP in this presentation given before the Council.
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.
To review current Planning and Zoning items, please click here and select the "Current Planning" tab For questions or concerns, please contact Planning Manager Israel Roberts at iroberts@fairviewtexas.org or 972-562-0522 ext. 5094.
The Town of Fairview requires all alarm systems in any home or business in Fairview, whether monitored or not, to have a valid Alarm Permit. To renew your permit, simply visit https://www.fairviewtexasalarm.com/public/ and enter your login name and password...