Fall 2024 Where We Live Magazine

WHERE WE LIVE

Fall/Holiday 2024 National Night Out Upgraded Bond Ratings Hurst Christmas Tree Lighting

CONTENTS Our Community........................ 2 Library........................................ 6 Upcoming Events..................... 17 Facility Information................ 24

OUR COMMUNITY Household Hazardous Waste Collection and Document Shredding October 12

Hurst Service Center 2001 Precinct Line Road | 8-11 a.m.

Park System............................... 26

CITY COUNCIL

It’s important to properly dispose of hazardous waste to protect the

Henry Wilson Mayor

environment and ensure our community’s safety. On October 12, you

John Miller Mayor Pro Tem

can bring your hazardous waste for collection. Please bring an ID and a

Jimmy Meeks Councilmember

Hurst water bill.

Gary N. Waldron Councilmember Cathy Brotherton Councilmember

Accepted items: automotive fluids (10-gallon limit), batteries, cleaners

Jon McKenzie Councilmember

& degreasers, cooking oil, lawn/garden/pool chemicals, light bulbs, and

Cindy Shepard Councilmember

paint (limited to three five-gallon containers).

CITY STAFF

Items not accepted: ammunition or explosives, appliances or

Clay Caruthers City Manager

propane cylinders, medicines or sharps, and tires.

electronics, building materials, bulk trash and yard waste, butane or

Clayton Fulton Assistant City Manager Malaika Farmer Assistant City Manager

Document shredding will also be available as a way to help our

Greg Dickens Executive Director of Public Works

community members prevent identity theft and protect personal

Rita Frick City Secretary Steve Niekamp Police Chief Brent Craft Fire Chief Chris Connolly Executive Director

of Economic Development and Tourism

Kyle Gordon Executive Director of Community Services

information. Three (3) box limit, no larger than 15” x 12” x 10”, accepted—limited space. First come, first served.

6Stones will be on-site collecting clothing donations from Hurst residents.

Michelle Lazo Executive Director

Proper disposal of Household Hazardous Waste and other potential

Stephanie Jenkins Executive Director

of any improper disposal of any stormwater or surface water pollutant,

of Community Development of Human Resources

surface water pollutants is a concern to all. Should you become aware call the City’s hotline at 817-788-7212.

Visit hursttx.gov/stormwatermanagement for more information.

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Extra Bulk Collection Days We have coordinated with Republic Services to offer

Accepted items: Any non-hazardous bulk items such

additional bulk collection days on October 5 (for

as scrap metal, containerized brush, old fencing

those with Monday & Thursday garbage service)

material or other debris (no commercial), electronic

and October 12 (for those with Tuesday & Friday

equipment including computers, TVs, DVD players,

garbage service).

and cell phones

You can leave your bulky or green waste items

Items not accepted: Tires & explosives, construction

at your curb, just make sure that loose items are

materials such as shingles and sheet rock, no more

bundled or containerized. Place your items for

than six (6) fence panels will be accepted unless a

pickup by 7 a.m.

fence permit is shown for the address, compressed gas, pharmaceuticals or sharps

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The Social Media Connection City of Hurst WEBSITE: hursttx.gov FACEBOOK: @CityofHurstTX TWITTER: @TheCityofHurst INSTAGRAM: @CityofHurstTX NEXTDOOR: City of Hurst

Hurst Public Library WEBSITE: hursttx.gov/library FACEBOOK: @HurstPublicLibrary INSTAGRAM: @HurstPublicLibrary

Hurst Police & Fire FACEBOOK: @HurstPoliceDepartment TWITTER: @HurstPoliceDept, @HurstFireDept NEXTDOOR: Hurst Police Department

Hurst Conference Center WEBSITE: hurstcc.com FACEBOOK: @HurstCC INSTAGRAM: @HurstConferenceCenter

Hurst Parks and Recreation FACEBOOK: @HurstParksandRecreation INSTAGRAM: @HurstParksandRecreation

Hurst Senior Activities Center FACEBOOK: @HurstSeniorActivitiesCenter

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Hurst 101 Citizen Academy 2024 graduates

Hurst 101 The Hurst 101 Citizens Academy is a fun and enlightening opportunity for Hurst residents and business owners to become more engaged and active members of the community. Through our dynamic program, participants learn about city departments, the budget process, emergency services, and other city operations and government processes. The class meets on Thursday evenings throughout the spring with presentations from various city staff members, tours of facilities, and one-on-one interaction with city council members. For more information or to apply for the 2025 program, please visit hursttx.gov/hurst101. Applicants will be selected this fall.

Visit hursttx.gov/hurst101 for more information.

Youth in Government 2024 graduating class with council members from Hurst, Euless, and Bedford

Youth in Government The HEB Youth in Government program offers an

This is a unique opportunity for students to gain

engaging and educational experience for high school

insight into the responsibilities and challenges of

juniors and seniors interested in learning about local

public service. Students will also be able to qualify

government. This program is a partnership between

for a college scholarship provided by Republic

the HEB Chamber of Commerce, the Cities of Hurst,

Services! We will begin accepting applications for

Euless, Bedford, and Republic Services. Students

the 2025 program this fall.

will meet from January to April and hear from various city departments and local officials.

For more details and to easily apply online, visit heb.org and search Youth in Government.

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LIBRARY @hurstpubliclibrary hursttx.gov/library

Library Showcase Storybook Ball WHEN 6:00-8:00 p.m. | Thursday, September 26 WHERE Hurst Public Library Whether you follow the White Rabbit, the Golden Snitch, or the Yellow Brick Road to our Storybook Ball Showcase, you’ll find free fun for everyone at the Hurst Public Library on Thursday, September 26, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Snack on fresh popcorn and cotton candy while you enjoy crafts, games, a petting zoo, and a bounce house. You’ll be twirling your ballgown to Satellite’s contagious, electrifying, live music at 7:00 p.m. in the Library Gazebo, but remember to pick up your commemorative enamel pin before your coach turns into a pumpkin!

Halloween Week at the Library Boo Books WHEN 6:30-7:30 p.m. | Thursday, October 29 WHERE Hurst Public Library | Program Rooms North and South Get spooky at the Library with a ghostthemed storytime, followed by trick-ortreating around the building! Costumes are encouraged but not required. Bring the whole family to get a head start on the holiday weekend.

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Ghostbusters 40th Anniversary Interactive Movie WHEN 5:30-7:45 p.m. | Thursday, October 31 WHERE Hurst Public Library | Program Rooms North and South Strap on your proton pack and join us for an all-ages interactive movie-watching experience to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the original Ghostbusters (PG). The movie starts at 6:00 p.m., but the door opens early for movie trivia and more.

Holiday Card Making WHEN 6:00-7:30 p.m. | Thursday, November 14 WHERE Hurst Public Library | Learning Center Learn how to create handmade holiday cards with local craft maven Kathryn Gunter. She will show you techniques for making cards that are beautiful enough to be the gift themselves.

MasterWorks Presents: Concert Bells of Fort Worth/All Wrapped Up For all ages WHEN Saturday, December 14 WHERE Hurst Public Library | Program Rooms North and South SCHEDULE 1:00-2:00 p.m. | Concert Bells of Fort Worth 1:00-5:00 p.m. | All Wrapped Up Concert Bells of Fort Worth Ring in the holiday season with perennial favorite Concert Bells of Fort Worth.

All Wrapped Up Sit back, relax, and get festive while the Teen Innovation Panel wraps up to 10 gifts in colorful holiday paper for a donation of $1 per gift to the Friends of the Hurst Public Library.

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Join Team Hurst

Are you seeking a new career opportunity focusing on serving your community? The team members at the City of Hurst are passionate about serving the public, providing excellent customer service, and responsibly managing our resources to take care of the city now and in the future.

By joining the City of Hurst, you get to – •

take pride in your work

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be a part of an excellent culture

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save for retirement

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receive tuition reimbursement

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participate in professional and leadership development

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receive health, dental, vision insurance + more

If this sounds right up your alley, take a look at our open positions at hursttx.gov/employment and consider applying!

Don’t see the right role for you? Sign up at hursttx.gov/getconnected to get alerts in your inbox when new jobs become available.

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Rickel Park receives new playground Get ready to swing, slide, and play to your heart’s content at Rickel Park’s new playground. The Rickel

There are many new features of the playground

Park playground replacement was based on the

including:

success and popularity of the new playgrounds that

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Shaded swings

were installed at Echo Hills Park, Jaycee-Baker Park,

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Zip Slides

and Smith Barfield Park. The total project cost was

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Assorted Climbers

funded by your Half Cent Sales Tax Fund and the

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Tot play

Park Donation Fund. In addition to the playground, the project covered other upgrades such as the new

All of these features make Rickel Park the year-round

benches, water fountain, rule signs, and more. Our

place to go for area residents! See you at Rickel Park

team is grateful for all of the individuals that made

this fall!

this development possible.

Hurst receives upgraded bond ratings Why are bond ratings important and why do we use

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policies and practices

bond debt?

Bond ratings reflect the municipal government’s ability

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to manage finances. A strong bond rating boosts investors’ confidence, resulting in lower borrowing costs for taxpayers.

Very strong management, with well-embedded Solid financial performance, with stable and very strong reserves

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Manageable debt profile, with additional debt plans

We use bond debt when needed to fund public

How this helps you!

infrastructure, facilities, or capital investments that

When the City of Hurst prepares to issue debt, the

will service the City for several years. Like buying a

rating agencies evaluate the City’s credit rating to

house, major capital improvement projects, such as

assign a bond rating to the proposed bond issue

street improvements, have a long, useful life, which

as well as all outstanding bonds of the City. As

justifies the spread of their cost over many years to be

mentioned above, a strong bond rating means that the

funded by current and future citizens and businesses

bonds will be financed at more competitive interest

who use them.

rates based upon municipal bond market conditions at the time they are issued.

There are two primary rating organizations, Moody’s and Standard and Poors (S&P) that review the

In response to the great financial news, Assistant City

creditworthiness of municipal governments. Moody’s

Manager, Clayton Fulton, states “This is great news

maintained our current rating of Aa2, and S&P

and reflects the City’s history of strong leadership and

increased it to AA+. In their report, S&P outlines their

ongoing commitment to sound financial management.”

decision-making as follows:

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HEALTHY HURST

Healthy Hurst Wellness Program Healthy Hurst is a comprehensive community wellness initiative offered by the City of Hurst. Here is the core of Healthy Hurst.

Community Wellness Initiative: Healthy Hurst is a citywide initiative aimed at promoting health, wellness, and fitness among the residents and employees of Hurst, Texas.

Holistic Approach: The initiative focuses on not just physical health but also mental and social well-being.

This reflects an understanding that overall wellness involes multiple aspects of life.

Accessible Resources: The Healthy Hurst website is a central hub for information, offering resources like healthy

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recipes and other materials for healthy living.

Diverse Activities: Healthy Hurst offers a variety of activities to engage in, whether it’s visiting parks, working out at the Hurst Recreation Center, or attending city events. These activities are considered part of the initiative.

Challenges: The program motivates participants through fun challenges, including employee challenges. These challenges likely encourage physical activity and other health-promoting behaviors.

For more information, visit us online at hursttx.gov/healthyhurst, or scan the QR code below.

Kid’s Triathlon When Saturday, September 21 | Check-in at 7:30 a.m.

Where Chisholm Park | 2200 Norwood Dr. Join us at Chisholm Park, where athletes can bike, run, and slide to the finish line. Participants will bike the path around Chisholm Aquatics Center (roughly 0.6 miles), run a short course (roughly 0.25 miles), and finish off by going down a water slide!

All participants will have photo opportunities, snacks, and fun! This event is FREE and open to those ages 5-12.

Register before Monday, September 16 at 11:59 p.m. to secure your spot. To register, visit hursttx.gov/recreation or scan the QR code. “

Glow Run When Saturday, November 2 | Check-in at 5:15 p.m.

Where Hurst Community Park | 601 Precinct Line Rd. Get ready to light up the night at our Glow Run! Deck yourself out in 90’s neon and fluorescent gear, and join us for a dazzling run through a glowing course. With vibrant lights and energetic beats guiding your way, it’s a luminous adventure you won’t want to miss. Shine bright, run wild, and make memories in this unforgettable night-time experience!

Choose between the 1-mile and the 5K run; it’s FREE!

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Fire Prevention Week October 6-12 October 6-12 is Fire Prevention Week this year,

TEST smoke alarms at least once a month by

and we want to share the importance of properly

pushing the test button. Maintaining functioning

functioning smoke alarms. Working smoke alarms

smoke alarms will enhance your family’s safety and

give you early warning so you can get outside

can even prevent fires from occurring from the start.

quickly and safely. Here are some key smoke alarm

Ensure that batteries are replaced regularly and your

safety tips and guidelines so your family can stay

family knows what sound it makes when danger is

safe.

detected.

INSTALL smoke alarms in every bedroom, outside

REPLACE all smoke alarms when they are 10 years

each separate sleeping area, like a hallway, and on

old or stop responding when tested. Make sure

each level, including the basement, of the home. For

smoke alarms meet the needs of all family members,

the best protection, interconnect all smoke alarms.

including those with sensory or physical disabilities.

When one sounds, they all sound. It is important to have interconnected smoke alarms if you sleep with

October is a great time to refresh on fire safety with

the bedroom doors closed.

your family! These are real-life emergencies that can happen anywhere, at any time.

Visit nfpa.org/fpw

for more information on Fire Prevention Week.

Fire Station Open House September 28 Fire Station 1 2100 Precinct Line Rd. | 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Join us for our annual Fire Department Open House at Fire Station 1! At our fun and safe familyfriendly open house, we show demonstrations on what a firefighter job looks like, have activities for kids, and various firefighter equipment on display.

There will be hot dogs, chips and drinks provided.

We look forward to seeing you at the Fire Department Open House!

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Police Chief Steven Niekamp at National Night Out.

National Night Out Together, we are making communities safer, more caring places to live and work.

Tuesday, October 1 | 4-10 p.m.

Hurst communities are invited to participate in this year’s National Night Out event! Neighborhoods around the city can participate by hosting block parties or cookouts to promote police-community and neighborhood camaraderie.

If you plan to host a neighborhood gathering, be sure to register by visiting hursttx.gov/NNO. Registration is free, and it gives the police department, fire department, and other city representatives an opportunity to attend your community’s gathering. We look forward to connecting with you again during National Night Out this year!

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Pictured from left to right - Malaika Farmer, Assistant City Manager; Kara McKinney, Public Information Officer; Mayor Henry Wilson; Sarah Phipps, Communication Coordinator; Kira Hoggan, Recreation Specialist - Marketing and Communication

City wins five state awards for Communications The City of Hurst Marketing and Communication

Second Place for Best Strategic Plan. This award

Division was recently awarded 5 state awards through

recognizes the division’s Strategic Communication

the Texas Association of Municipal Information

Plan, developed following a recent communication

Officers (TAMIO) and presented them during a city

audit, and the goals accomplished so far within the

council meeting. The TAMIO Awards is the leading

plan.

recognition program in Texas, honoring excellence for municipal communication strategies. TAMIO includes

Second Place for Internal Communication. This award

communication professionals representing municipal,

recognizes the Hurst Way Advocacy Team roadshow,

county, and other related agencies and organizations.

which helped recruit volunteers and promote the Hurst Way culture, employee recognition, and leadership

First Place for Best Small Shop. This award recognizes

development opportunities.

the best communication department in Texas operating with two or fewer team members.

Third Place for Best Social Media Campaign (Planned). This award recognizes the Parks and

First Place for Best Marketing Plan/Campaign. This

Recreation’s social media campaign that helped recruit

award recognizes our water utilities recruitment

more aquatics staff for the 2024 aquatics season.

campaign, which contributed to filling the 11 vacant

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positions in our Water Utilities Division from July 2023

Congrats to all involved in earning this amazing

to October 2023.

recognition for the City of Hurst!

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Hurst Ambulance Subscription The City of Hurst is offering residents an ambulance

$800 - $1200 a transport. Due to increasing medical

subscription service to help offset the costs of

costs, an average transport is now starting around

emergency ambulance transportation. Insurance

$1400 or greater. This is why for the 2025 ambulance

companies routinely do not pay the entire amount

subscription year, the cost will increase from $60 per

of ambulance transportation, leaving the patient

household to $75 per household. We are continuing

responsible for paying the bill’s balance. The purpose

to strive to offer the most affordable prices for our

of the subscription service is to cover the amount

citizens, while continuing with an excellence in patient

not covered by your insurance provider or Medicare.

care. Medicaid recipients are not eligible for this

If a person does not have health care insurance, this

program. Ambulance Subscription Service enrollment

program covers emergency medical services delivered

will open on October 1, 2024, ending December 31,

prior to hospital arrival. In the past, an average

2024.

ambulance transport would run anywhere from

Search Ambulance Subscription at hursttx.gov for more details.

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Why Tree Trimming Matters Ensuring safe streets and sidewalks in Hurst Have you ever noticed how low-hanging tree branches over streets and sidewalks can pose serious issues? It’s crucial that our urban roads maintain clearances, free from obstructive limbs, to facilitate the smooth passage of school buses, construction trucks, RVs, and emergency vehicles. This is essential for the efficient operation of Hurst’s streets.

Clear sidewalks are equally important, allowing emergency responders to navigate swiftly, ensuring safe passage for pedestrians, and enhancing overall community safety.

Regular tree trimming plays a vital role in achieving these goals.

The best time of year for trimming is typically during cooler months, between winter and spring, minimizing the risk of infection for the trees. Our Code of Ordinances requires trimming tree branches to a height of 14 feet above street level and ensuring a clearance of 7 feet above sidewalks. This ensures visibility of street signs, maintains traffic control devices, and prevents potential hazards.

By prioritizing regular and careful tree maintenance, Hurst promotes safety and accessibility for all residents and visitors to our city.

Cease the Grease November 18-January 6 Hurst Service Center | 2001 Precinct Line Rd. This holiday season, we’re making it easier than ever

this cause health issues, it can also runoff into a nearby

to Cease the Grease! The City of Hurst encourages

creek or stream, affecting our drinking water.

residents to collect and recycle or safely dispose of all

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used fats, oils and grease. When these items are washed

In an effort to help our residents and our city, during

down the drain, it sticks inside pipes. This hardening

the holiday time you can recycle your grease for FREE

eventually leads to build up that clogs and damages

at our drop-off location at the north end of the Service

the sanitary sewer system. This can lead to a sanitary

Center parking lot at the corner of Cannon Drive and

sewer overflow, where raw sewage backs up into your

Precinct Line Road from November 18, 2024 - January

home, lawn, neighborhood, and streets. Not only does

6, 2025.

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SENIOR ACTIVITIES CENTER

Craft & Holiday Market When Friday, October 18 | 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Where Hurst Senior Activities Center | 700 Heritage Circle Join us for our annual Craft & Holiday Market! Open to all, this event features 60 vendors offering a wide array of unique items, including jewelry, home decor, clothing, and more. Many of the vendors are talented HSAC members showcasing their hand-crafted creations, alongside other local business owners from the community. Whether you’re looking for one-of-a-kind gifts or something special for yourself, you’ll find it here. Plus, enjoy delicious concessions available as you shop. Don’t miss out on this festive shopping experience!

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PARKS & RECREATION

Monster Bash When Saturday, October 19 | 4:30 p.m.

Where Hurst Recreation Plaza | 700 Mary Dr. Hang with us where the screams are for fun, and the monsters are here to party!

Get ready to shine in our costume contest and enjoy Trunk-or-treat fun! We’ve got a lineup of exciting activities, including a Healthy Hurst competition, tasty food vendors, creative crafts, and more! Bring the whole family and join the ultimate Monster Bash!

90’s Silent Disco When Saturday, November 2 | 6:30-9:00 p.m.

Where Hurst Community Park | 601 Precinct Line Rd. Pricing Silent Disco Early Registration $10 | Silent Disco at the gate: $15 Experience the beat like never before at our Silent Disco! Put on your wireless headphones and dance to your favorite tunes without missing a beat. Choose from multiple channels, groove with friends, and enjoy a unique dance party where the music is in your hands—literally! Join us for a night of silent excitement and unforgettable fun! Don’t worry if you’re not into dancing; enjoy the music while engaging in other fun glow activities! Early registration opens September 30 at 7 a.m. Visit hursttx.gov/recevents to register.

Also, join us for Healthy Hurst’s Glow Run before the event begins. Choose between the 1-mile or 5-k running event. The Glow Run is a FREE event.

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Christmas Tree Lighting When Tuesday, December 3 | 5:00-8:30 p.m.

Where Hurst Conference Center | 1601 Campus Dr •

Take a ride on our snow-tubing hills

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Santa himself is on-site to take photos

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Kids can put together a fun holiday craft

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Stroll through Santa’s Christmas Marketplace, where you can jump-start your holiday shopping!

With a variety of vendors, you can find something for everyone

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Lots of photo opportunities throughout the event

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Pet a fun furry animal in our petting zoo

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Get a festive design at face painting

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Delight in brilliant performances by our local elementary schools as they perform throughout the event

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Enjoy a holiday fireworks show! Psst, it is the only one around!

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Enjoy a bite at our Food Court featuring Hurst restaurants (food and beverages for purchase)

Parking is available at Tarrant County College - Northeast Campus.

Limited Handicap parking is available in the Conference Center Parking Garage (must have a Handicap placard visible).

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PARKS & RECREATION Santa’s Mailbox When December 1-15 Santa wants to hear from you!

You can send your letter to Santa’s Inbox at santaletterhurst@ hursttx.gov or drop it (with a return address) in one of Santa’s mailboxes, located at the Hurst Recreation Center and Hurst Public Library. Send your letter between December 1 and 15, and Santa will write you back!

Pawliday Pics When Saturday, December 7 | 9:00-10:30 a.m.

Where Hurst Dog Park | 900 TCC Rd Don’t leave an important family member out this holiday season!

Bring your pup dressed up (or in their birthday suit) to catch a photo with Santa! This event is free, but donations for the Hurst Animal Services and Adoption Center are encouraged and appreciated.

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John Butler Memorial Senior Citizen’s Banquet When Thursday, December 12 | 5:00-7:30 p.m.

Where Hurst Conference Center | 1601 Campus Dr This event is a holiday banquet only for seniors ages 55 & over who are Hurst residents, including dinner and entertainment.

FREE tickets are available on Monday, October 14. You may pick up your tickets at the Hurst Recreation Center or call 817-788-7325 to mail them. There is a limit of two tickets per household.

Sensory-Friendly Photos & Breakfast with Santa When Saturday, December 14 | 9:00-10:30 a.m.

Where Hurst Recreation Center | 700 Mary Dr Santa photos, or the holidays, can be overwhelming for some children. We are excited to offer a time for those families in our community with children with sensory or mobility needs to participate in a calmer environment. We will have a photographer onsite to snap an up-close or socially distanced photo with Santa, fun crafts, and a few other activities to enjoy. Registration is encouraged for this FREE event. Register online at hursttx. gov/recevents.

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Join Our Aquatics Team!

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www.hursttx.gov/aquatics Make plans to be a part of the Hurst Aquatics Team for the 2025 summer season. Seasonal Aquatics applications will open in December 2024.

You can find the application online. It’s never too early to apply!

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FACILITY INFORMATION Hurst Recreation Center Hours of Operation: Monday-Thursday: 5:30 a.m. – 9 p.m.

Friday: 5:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Saturday: 7 a.m. – 5 p.m.

To view the full class and

Sunday: Closed

program schedule, please

Contact information

or pick up a Live & Play

700 Mary Drive Hurst, Texas 76053

visit hursttx.gov/recreation activity guide at the Hurst Recreation Center.

817-788-7325

Hurst Tennis & Pickleball Center Hours of Operation: Monday-Thursday*: 8:30 a.m. – 1 p.m., 5 – 9 p.m.

Friday: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Saturday: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Pickleball Courts are available

Sunday: Noon – 4 p.m.

at the Hurst Tennis Center.

Court Rental Fees

Contact information

Resident: $3

701 Mary Drive

Non-Resident: $5

Hurst, Texas 76053

* Gates are open for free play from 1-5 p.m. on weekdays

817-788-7330

Hurst Public Library Hours of Operation

Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Tuesday & Thursday: 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.

Find out all the information on the Hurst

Sunday: Closed

Public Library, including programming, at hursttx.gov/library and on social media

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@HurstPublicLibrary.

Hurst Senior Activities Center Hours of Operation: Monday-Wednesday & Friday: 7 a.m. – 5 p.m., Thursday 7 a.m. – 9 p.m.

For the latest news and updates, please visit hursttx.gov/hsac and on Facebook @HurstSeniorActivitiesCenter.

Contact Information 700 Heritage Circle Hurst, Texas 76053 817-788-7710

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PARK SYSTEM Taking Care of Hurst Parks Parks crews inspect parks regularly for safety, litter, vandalism, and minor maintenance items. If you notice anything that requires our attention, please call 817.788.7325. Residents and guests may also report concerns via our ‘Where We Live’ app found in the Apple App store and Google Play store.

www.hursttx.gov/parks

Community Parks Central Park 700 Mary Dr.

Chisholm Park 2200 Norwood Dr.

Hurst Community Park 601 Precinct Line Rd.

Special Purpose Parks Heritage Village Plaza 841 W. Pipeline Rd.

Hurst Athletic Complex 2104 Precinct Line Rd.

Rickel Park 1001 Bluebonnet Dr.

Windmill Park 840 W. Cheryl Ave.

Hurst Dog Park 900 TCC Rd.

Symbol Key

Baseball/Softball Fields

Pavilion 26

Soccer Fields

Basketball Courts

Picnic Tables

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Volleyball Courts

Walking Path

Tennis/Pickleball Courts

Exercise Course

Restrooms

Fishing Pier

Playground

Off-Leash Area

Neighborhood Parks Bellaire Park 500 Pecan Drive E.

Echo Hills Park 500 Heneretta Dr.

Jaycee Baker Park 500 Belmont Dr.

Mayfair Park 1725 Norwood Dr.

Redbud Park 525 Redbud Drive W.

Smith/Barfield Park 640 W. Pleasantview Dr.

Vivagene Copeland Park 500 E. Pecan St.

Wan Ka-Kani Park 748 Shady Lane

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presorted standard U.S. POSTAGE PAID hurst, tx permit no. 21

City of Hurst 1505 Precinct Line Rd. Hurst, TX 76054

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