

City of Azle Quarterly Newsletter
February 2025

As I reflect on the past 22 years of serving on the City Council and as Mayor of Azle, I am filled with gratitude and a deep sense of pride for all that we’ve accomplished together. Azle has always been more than just a city to me—it is my home, and it has been my greatest privilege to contribute to its growth and improvement over these many years. We’ve seen our city evolve, with both triumphs and challenges, and through it all, I’ve been committed to making Azle a better place for its citizens and future generations.
This past year has brought significant change to my life, particularly with the loss of my wonderful wife Jennifer, who bravely fought pancreatic cancer. Her passing has led me to re-evaluate my priorities, and after much thought and consideration, I have decided that I will not seek reelection for Mayor in the upcoming cycle.
While I will greatly miss my involvement in the day-to-day affairs of our city, I feel it is time for me to step back and allow new leadership to take the reins. My decision is rooted in a need to focus more on my family and myself during this next chapter of my life.


Although I will no longer serve as your Mayor, I am not saying goodbye. I will remain actively involved in our community by dedicating my time and energy to supporting local nonprofit organizations. I’m excited to make a positive impact in new ways and continue serving those in need.
Thank you to the people of Azle for the honor of allowing me to serve as your Mayor. It has truly been an unforgettable journey, and I look forward to what the future holds for both myself and our wonderful city.

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Big changes are coming to Cross Timbers! The driving range is now closed for a full practice facility renovation, but the course is still open and ready for play. Book your tee time today by calling (817) 444-4940 or reserving online. Visit www.crosstimbersgc.com to book a tee time and stay updated on upcoming improvements.
• The project will include installation of subsurface drainage, new irrigation, TifTuf surfaces, and Tif3D chipping and putting greens. The entire property will be redesigned with target greens and sightlines to enhance practice efficiency and enjoyment.
We understand the inconvenience of not having a practice facility, but the finished product will be worth the wait. Projected opening is Fall 2025.
Keep up to date with progress by following our Facebook page:
www.facebook.com/ crosstimbersofficial

Azle Senior Activity Center
The Azle Senior Center is excited to announce that 2025 will bring even more opportunities for our senior community to connect, stay active, and have fun! This year is all about Mind, Body, and Spirit, with exciting new activities, including:
● Monthly Live Concert and Dance
● Chair Yoga
● Chair Exercise
● Blingo
● And more!
Don't miss a year of community and engagement. Join us and take part in the activities. The center also offers nutritious daily meals Monday through Friday.
To stay informed about all the events and activities at our Senior Activity Center, be sure to follow us on Facebook at Azle Senior Activity Center!





Alan Brundrett Mayor azlemayor@gmail.com
Randa Goode Mayor Pro Tem rgoode@cityofazle.org
Derrick Nelson Place 1 dnelson@cityofazle.org
Amy Estes Place 2 aestes@cityofazle.org
Stacy Peek Place 3 speek@cityofazle.org
COUNCIL MEMBERS

Rouel Rothenberger Place 5
rrothenberger@cityofazle.org

Brian Conner Place 6 bconner@cityofazle.org
Public Meetings Dates
City Council
Planning & Zoning
Crime Control & Prevention District
Municipal Development District
Parks & Recreation
Library Board
1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month at 6 PM (City Hall)
1st and 3rd Thursday of each month at 6 PM (City Hall)
2nd Thursday of each quarter at 6 PM (City Hall)
2nd Tuesday of each month at 6 PM (City Hall)
3rd Monday of every other month at 6 PM (City Hall)
2nd Tuesday of each month at 1 PM (Azle Memorial Library)
City Council and City Board meeting agendas are posted to the outside bulletin board at Azle City Hall the Friday prior to the meeting. This is the official posting location for the City meetings. The agendas are also posted to the City website the Friday prior to the meeting. You can also sign up to receive the agenda via email by using the Notify Me option on the website.
Closed Good Friday: April 18
(Community Waste Disposal will run their regular route.)
New Garbage Rates in effect February 1, 2025
Beginning February 1, 2025, Azle residents/business owners will see an increase in their garbage/ recycle rates. (Current residential rate $23.75 – new rate $24.09/month)
The City's contract with CWD allows for an annual market adjustment each February 1 based on increase in fuel costs, landfill costs, and on the percent of increase in the annual Consumer Price Index (CPI). The new garbage service rates and guidelines for garbage collection are available on the City’s website at www.cityofazle.org or a hard copy is available at City Hall.

Azle residents benefit from a variety of waste disposal options - twice a week solid waste, once a week recycle (option to choose either 65 gal cart or 18 gal bin), once a week bulk item collection, once a month bulk brush, and a twice a year "X-treme Green Event" that is held as part of the city-wide clean up.
The X-treme Green Event gives Azle residents a convenient way to dispose of their household hazardous waste, e-waste, metal appliances, tires, and on-site document shredding. The 2025 X-treme Green Events are scheduled for May 10 and September 6 at the City Garage, 470 Denver Trail.

Azle Memorial Library Events & News
333 W Main St, Azle, TX 76020
817-752-2682
www.azlelibrary.org
Learn more about Azle Memorial Library events at www.azlelibrary.org.
AARP Free Tax-Aide
AARP Tax-Aide certified volunteers will be on hand, by appointment until April 15 at the Azle Memorial Library to offer free tax preparation to adults of any age or income. Call the library at 817-752-2682 for an appointment.
FREE In-Person Programs
The library offers a variety of FREE entertaining and educational programs for all ages to attend. Whether you are interested in Storytime for little ones, activities for school aged kids, or books clubs and crafts for adults, there is something for everyone! Visit our website or pick up one of our monthly newsletters for a full list of events.
FREE Spring Break Fun for Kids and Teens
Mark your calendar for FREE Spring Break programs and activities taking place March 1014!
● Monday 3/10 at 2pm: Water conservation and terrarium activity for ages 4-12 in the library parking lot.
● Tuesday 3/11 at 10:30am: Teen cake pops for ages 11-17. Please register in advance.
● Wednesday 3/12 at 10:30am & 12pm: Live animal show! Repeat performances, pick the time that works best for you. Please note that once the first show is full all overflow will have to wait for the 12pm show.
● Thursday 3/13 at 10:30am: The Perot Museum will be here to lead STEM activities for ages 4-12.
Opening on April 5th!

We’re excited to welcome everyone back and have some big announcements coming soon! The Farmers Market is returning on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month, and we’re planning live performances from local musicians to make your visits even more enjoyable.
Stay updated on events, food truck schedules, and more by following us on Facebook at The FeedLot!




