Join us for a Fireside Chat with Robert Kaplan, President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, on Friday, June 2 from 11:30 – 1:30 at the InterContinental Dallas. The talk will be moderated by World Affairs Council President and CEO Jim Falk. Robert Steven Kaplan has served as the thirteenth president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas since […]
Pick A Playground for Town Park
Town Park, Addison’s oldest park located at 3799 Sidney Drive, is getting a new playground and we need your help! The Town of Addison Parks Department is asking residents to participate in the final selection of new playground equipment. Please review the three different playground options here and choose your favorite. The playground layout with the highest ranking will be […]
James Easterling Pleads Guilty to Theft
On February 9, 2016 Addison Police Officer James Easterling tendered his immediate resignation to the Town and confessed that he had embezzled funds from the Addison Police Association for many years. Police Chief Paul Spencer immediately notified the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office and requested that the Texas Rangers conduct a complete criminal investigation into […]
DART To Hold Cotton Belt Meetings Regarding Environmental Impact Statement
You are invited to a community meeting hosted by DART to discuss the Cotton Belt Regional Rail Corridor Project. These meetings are open to the public and all residents are welcome to attend. In 2016, the DART Board of Directors advanced the project schedule to implement passenger rail service on the Cotton Belt line by […]
May 6 Unofficial Election Results for Addison
During the May 6, 2017 election, Addison residents went to the polls to select a Mayor and three Council Members. After an unofficial vote tally, Joe Chow has been elected Mayor with 1,001 votes and the following three candidates have been elected as Council Members: Tom Braun (865 votes) Ivan Hughes (886 votes) Lori Ward (1,012 […]
Interested in Getting Involved in the Cotton Belt?
Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) has established four Area Focus Groups (AFG) to provide initial input on issues related to the Cotton Belt Rail project. Carrollton and Addison are grouped together into one of the four AFGs, which have been created based on geographic location along the Cotton Belt Rail Line. DART has requested that […]
Easement Playground Update
At the February 14 City Council Meeting Addison Parks and Recreation Director Michael Kashuba updated Council on the history of the Easement playground that had been slated to be removed this spring. As part of the discussion, Michael presented a timeline to research a suitable location for a new playground, develop a playground design and […]
Be Aware of the “Can you Hear Me” Phone Scam
Have you heard about the new phone scam that is sweeping the country? After an introduction, the caller asks “can you hear me.” When you respond “Yes,” they record your response and use it to sign you up for products and services. This USA Today story has some great tips to avoid being a victim.
Easement Park Playground to be Removed in Spring 2017
In September 2013, Addison was told by Oncor that for safety reasons, the Town would need to remove the playground equipment located in Oncor’s easement along the Redding Trail. A year later, the Town entered into an agreement with Oncor that allowed a three-year window for the removal of the playground and spring 2017 marks […]
Flags to be Flown at Half-Staff
The Town of Addison will be lowering flags to half-staff in order to honor the life and public service of Little Elm Police Detective Jerry Walker, who lost his life in the line of duty on Tuesday, January 17. Flags will be flown at half-staff until sunup Wednesday, January 25. Our thoughts are with Detective Walker’s […]
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