This report is a summary of the quality of water we provide our customers. The analysis was made by using data from the most recent U.S. EPA required test. [2008 Consumer Confidence Repor]

Holiday or not, The City of Weatherford First Monday Trade Days will be in full swing for the Fourth of July Weekend. Event dates include Friday, July 3rd thru Sunday, July 5th.

Once again the City is offering the first space FREE to all vendors. To reserve a space please contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 817-598-4124.

Weatherford is known for the First Monday Trade Days, with over 200 vendors each month, as well as visitors of all ages; the event is a perfect destination for the holiday weekend.

In observance of Independence Day City of Weatherford administrative offices will be closed on Friday, July 3, 2009. Offices will return to normal business hours on Monday, July 6.

Please note that the City of Weatherford sanitation services will be suspended. Garbage collection will resume with the normal collection schedule on Monday July 6.

In the case of an electric, water, or wastewater emergency please call City of Weatherford after hours dispatch at 817-598-4300. In the case of all other emergencies dial 911.

In advance, we would like to thank you for your cooperation. Our primary focus is first-class service to our community. If you have questions or concerns, please contact Malinda Nowell, Assistant to the City Manager, at 817-598-4102 or by email at mnowell@weatherfordtx.gov.

Click the following link to see the description, status, and projected costs and timelines on the City's ongoing Transportation projects. [Transportation Project Updates..]

Beginning April 1, residents and businesses alike can call 817-598-HELP (81 7-598-4357).

The new communication feature will assist the City in providing information and solutions to problems in a timely manner on a variety of subjects regarding the City of Weatherford, its departments, and its policies through an efficient and effective sustainable service. The Help Line is designated for service issues and questions that do not need a police or fire response, such as litter, broken street lighting, and transportation issues.

If residents call the Help Line during regular business hours, Monday-Friday, 8:00 am-5:00 pm, they will reach a City employee designated to handle the call. If after hours, calls will be answered by voicemail which will be received the next business day.

The goal of the City is to respond to all requests within three working days; however, that does not mean requests will be answered or resolved within three days. If an issue is extensive, the City will keep the caller informed of the progress.

The Help Line is designed to bring a great deal of comfort and convenience to the people of Weatherford and will ensure that the City provides quality service to the entire community, particularly
those that need to report simple issues quickly and easily.

City administration encourages residents to take an interest in the appearance, health, and safety of the community and make full use of the Help Line.

Make it easy for the City to help you by calling 817-598-HELP (817-598-4357).

Citizens may also submit electronic Citizen Service Requests via the City’s website. Issues can be reported such as abandoned vehicles, bill payment, food establishment complaints, building code violations, blocked drainage channels, unlawful accumulation, and high weeds/grass among numerous others. Reporting issues online will allow you the opportunity to track the issue as well.