City of Temple

If you've got a lot of sensitive documents lying around (old bills, bank statements, etc.) and you'd like to dispose of them securely and responsibly, Temple's Trinity Catholic High School is the place to be on April 22. According to the City of Temple Curbside Recycling Facebook page, residents can bring up to 5 banker boxes of documents to be shredded on site...

Ward, a member of the Planning and Zoning Commission, was to take the oath of office in May and occupy the District Two seat left vacant by Judy Morales.

The City of Temple has lifted a boil notice for neighborhoods around the 4000 bock of South 31st Street.

The City of Temple has issued a boil water notice for the area in and around the 4000 block of South 31st St. after repairs to a line break.

One of Temple's oldest churches will soon be recognized for its historical significance.

We hate to be party poopers, but the City of Temple wants us to remind everyone that it's illegal to possess and discharge fireworks within city limits.

Business owners and citizens with sensitive documents that need shredding are invited to a safe, secure bulk shredding event in Temple this Saturday.

The City of Temple is now collecting donations of new and gently used tools ahead of the grand opening Temple's Tool Library in January 2017. The library lends tools to local homeowners the way a public library lends books.

If you have pesticides, batteries, used tires and oil, and old electronics you're not sure how to dispose of, bring them to Temple this weekend.

Temple City offices and a handful of other places will be closed Monday, May 30 in observance of Memorial Day.