In the heart of Colleyville, city officials gathered under the warm glow of the city hall lights on June 17, 2025, to discuss a range of topics that reflect the community's growth and spirit. The meeting opened with encouraging news: sales tax revenue for June showed a remarkable increase of 7.66% compared to the previous year, marking a consistent upward trend throughout the fiscal year. City leaders expressed gratitude to local business owners, urging residents to support their community by shopping locally.

A highlight of the meeting was the announcement of a significant grant from the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT). The city received approval for an $835,000 green ribbon grant aimed at enhancing landscaping along major thoroughfares, including SH 121 and North SH 26. This funding is part of ongoing efforts to beautify Colleyville, showcasing the city’s commitment to maintaining its aesthetic appeal.

The council also celebrated local heroism, recognizing Detective Jeff Prater for his recent award from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement. Prater was honored for his exceptional public service, a testament to the dedication of Colleyville's police force. The community's pride in its law enforcement was palpable, with officials praising the department's commitment to safety and service.

In a move to further support local businesses, the city announced the distribution of $35 gift cards to every household, encouraging residents to shop at participating local establishments. Additionally, $50 Colleyville Cares gift cards will be provided to local houses of worship to assist families in need, reinforcing the city’s commitment to community welfare.

Excitement buzzed around the upcoming opening of Slick City, an indoor slide and adventure park set to debut in December 2025. This new attraction promises to offer family-friendly entertainment, enhancing Colleyville's appeal as a destination for fun and active play.

The meeting also touched on infrastructure improvements, with updates on road repairs and ongoing projects. The resurfacing of Glade Road is in the works, and the Jackson Road project is nearing completion, funded entirely by TxDOT, which alleviates local financial burdens.

As the meeting drew to a close, the council invited residents to the annual Stars and Guitars concert event, promising an evening of music and fireworks. With the community's spirit shining brightly, Colleyville continues to thrive, driven by a strong sense of unity and commitment to progress.