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However, since there is no service agreement connected with these phones, there is no call back number for 9-1-1 call takers. Calls made to 9-1-1 are contingent upon the caller telling the call taker where they are. More...
Make a monetary contribution in the form of cash, check or money order made payable to the Weatherford Animal Shelter Building Improvement Fund. Monetary contributions may be mailed to Weatherford/Parker County Animal Shelter, 403 Hickory Lane, Weatherford, Texas 76086.
Purchase a memorial brick for $100, which can be engraved in honor or memory of a beloved family member or pet. A memorial wall will be erected as part of the new construction. More...
In person: 303 Palo Pinto Street
By phone: 817-598-4225
Automatic withdrawal from bank account: Please download the application and return with a voided check or contact the Customer Service Department at 817-598-4225.
Overnight Secure Drop Box: Our drop box is located on Davis Street on the west end of the building – please include your address or account number.
Online: www.weatherfordtx.gov Bank Draft Application
Customers with water history:Add water consumption billed for December, January and February together, then divide by 3 to determine your average consumption. Then, subtract 400 cubic feet (included in customer charge), then multiply the balance by .0420 and add the $12.35 customer charge.
Example:December water consumption was 1200January water consumption was 800February water consumption was 1300
Total consumption December to February = 3600 cubic feet3600 divided by 3 = 1200
1200 cubic feet minus 400 cubic feet (included in customer charge) equals 800 cubic feet. 800 multiplied by .0420 (rate per cubic foot) equals $33.60 plus $12.35 customer charge equals a sewer rate of $45.95 which will be effective with the March billing.
Total $2.45747
Further information regarding Lake Lot License Fees can be obtained by calling (817) 598-4221.
Administrative office hours are from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday. During those hours, we make every effort to make sure that someone is available to answer the Administrative telephone lines. However, there may be times when the telephones are extremely busy and there may be a delay in answering your call. After regular business hours, a firefighter will answer your call if they are not responding to an incident.
Submit your questions or comments to the Fire Department.
Email Fire Department
From Interstate 20: Take exit 406. Turn right onto S. Bowie Dr. After approximately .9 miles, you will come to a stop sign. Turn right onto Charles Street. The library is ahead on the left.
From the Parker County Courthouse: Head south on S. Main Street. At Russell St. (approximately .7 miles), turn right. Russell Street ends at Charles Street. Turn left. The library is ahead on the right.
Requirements:
Must be 18 years of age.
Must have a library card with us for six months and have used it at least once.
Must be in good standing with our library.
If you meet the requirements please talk to a library clerk during your next visit.
Click the patron account tab at the top of the page and enter your Barcode Number and Password.
Barcode Number is the full number on the back of your library card. (This will be on the front of some older cards.)
Please contact the library at 817-598-4150 if you have not registered your password yet.
We must have your library card number or driver license number to renew items over the phone.
Click the patron account tab at the top of the page and it will ask for your Barcode Number and Password.
Just drop off your materials in the proper drop.
However, once the plea has been entered and arrangement has been made, anyone may make the payment.
Administration:8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday to FridayExcluding All City Holidays
Records and Property/Evidence:7:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday to FridayExcluding All City Holidays
Animal Control:11:00 am to 5:00 pm Tuesday to SaturdayClosed Sunday and MondayExcluding Certain City Holidays
First, you can obtain a copy of an accident report in person between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday to Friday, or you can mail your request to the Weatherford Police Department, Attn: Records, 801 Santa Fe Drive, Weatherford, Texas 76086. There is a $6.00 charge per report and if you prefer the report be mailed to you, you must enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope with your request. We do not fax reports. Please keep in mind that certain information is not considered public and may be omitted from specific accident reports.
Second, you can now obtain copies of accident reports online. The process is simple and easy to follow. Simply go to the website www.policereports.us. From the home page, click on the State of Texas. Then scroll down and click on the Weatherford Police Department link. On the top left portion of that page, you must fill in two of the three search criteria necessary to access the report; the search criteria includes the report number, the date of the accident and/or the last name of any of the parties involved in the collision. After entering your search criteria, the program will show you the accident report you selected. Click on the blue accident number and it will direct you to the online pay system where you can purchase your accident report. You can pay with a credit card or a pre-paid account if you have one. If you have any questions regarding purchasing accident reports online, please contact police records at (817) 598-4310. Accident Reports Online
Certified Police Officer Applicants Must Meet One of the Following Education/Service Requirements:A. 60 college hours grade C or above at an accredited college or university, orB. 30 college hours grade C or above at an accredited college oruniversity and an honorable discharge from the armed services, orC. 30 college hours grade C or above at an accredited college or university and two years full-time law enforcement experience.
Non-Certified Police Officer Applicants Must Meet Both of the Following Education Requirements:A. 60 college hours grade C or above at an accredited college or university, no exceptions, and B. Possess all qualifications required by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education for licensing as a Peace Officer. Join Our Team
A. Original title - If your state is a title holding state, please provide the vehicle registration
B. Title receipt - Original bill of sale if inside of 30 days. If older than 30 days, you must go to the Auto Registration office and bring the title up to date first.
C. Notarized letter from the registered owner giving you permission to take possession of their vehicle.
D. Court order giving you authority to take possession of the vehicle.
E. Probate or divorce paperwork stating the vehicle has been given to you.
F. Photo ID – name must match the name on the title/receipt/bill of sale. (Unless you have notarized letter from owner stating you can pick up the vehicle.) If the name on the title is a company or dealership, the company or dealership must provide a notarized letter on letterhead stating a) the name of the person and that he/she is authorized to pick up the vehicle and b) all vehicle information.
G. Proof of liability insurance on the vehicle that was impounded must be provided before vehicles can be released.
The WPD uses the following wrecker services:
AA Wrecker (located at 1401 Ranger Highway, 817-341-3565)Sargent’s Wrecker (located at 1763 North Main Street, 817-596-3566)Springtown Imports (located at 1904 Springtown Highway, 817-523-1098)
Please contact the appropriate wrecker service regarding storage/impound fees.
If you have any questions, please contact the Communications Office 24 hours per day at 817-598-4300. Sample Letter
services are pledged to this end. Duties of the SRO include: •To investigate crimes that occur within the school and on school property;•To investigate crimes that occur in the community that involve students going to the officer's school;•To create a positive role model for students, creating a link between law enforcement and the students; •To be a resource for parents, staff, administration, and students in regards to law enforcement and community problems.SRO's are also specialized in juvenile law and are members of the Texas Gang Investigator’s Association. SRO's look at the “total picture” when dealing with students, and get others within the school system involved to solve the problem. For example: A student with a suspected substance abuse problem is a different concern than a student being harassed or a student suspected in being involved in gang activity. No one person has the "final" say as to the solution to a situation, as each has differing roles, authority, and approaches. The major concern is the student, the needs to be addressed, and possible solutions. As teachers, SROs have taught anti-drug, alcohol and tobacco awareness courses to all 8th graders through their health classes. Sophomores are given training in adult expectations and laws that could be violated for certain behaviors and SROs serve as guest speakers in a myriad of classrooms -- from public speaking to constitutional law. SRO's also provide training to school staff as needed in the area of school safety. The SRO has become a valuable asset to the police department, school district, and the community.
#2 HDPE: High Density PolyethyleneCommonly used in milk jugs, detergent and shampoo bottles.
#3 V: Polyvinyl ChlorideCommonly used in film for meat packaging and some rigid plastic containers
#4 LDPE: Low Density PolyethyleneCommonly used in newspaper and grocery bags and butter cups lids.
#5 PP: PolypropyleneCommonly used in yogurt containers and deli trays
#6 PS: PolystyreneCommonly used in plastic cups and plates and to-go containers
#7 Other: Other mixed resinsCommonly used in mixed plastic containers or plastic products
1. Disc golf is played like ball golf, using flying discs. One stroke is counted each time the disc is thrown, and when a penalty is incurred. The winner is the golfer with the lowest score.
2. Tee throws must be completed within the designated tee areas.
3. Order of play - After teeing off, the player whose disc is farthest from the hole always throws first. The player with the fewest strokes on the previous hole is the first to tee off.
4. Stance - Fairway throws must be made with the foot closest to the hole on the spot where the last throw came to rest. The other foot may be not closer to the hole than the foot on this lie.
5. A run-up and normal follow through, after release, are allowed more than 10 meters from the hole. Inside 10 meters, a player may not step past his/her lie. “Falling” or “jumping” putts are not allowed.
6. A disc that comes to rest inside the Disc Pole Hole or chains constitutes successful completion of that hole. A disc that comes to rest on top of the pole hole does NOT constitute a successful putt.
7. A disc that comes rest more than 2 meters above the ground is considered out of bounds. The disc must be thrown from the ground directly below the suspended disc, with a one stroke penalty.
8. A throw that lands out-of-bounds is to be carried in and played from the point where the disc went out-of-bounds, with a one stoke penalty. Alternate recreational rules do not include penalty strokes, but you should still always carry your disc back in bounds and off of roads and sidewalks.
9. Never throw until the players ahead of you are out of range, and until the fairway is completely clear of spectators and park guests.