COA Service Schedule Announced for Good Friday

In recognition of Good Friday, City of Amarillo (COA) offices will be closed on Friday (April 18). The COA service schedule for the week: The schedule for Solid Waste services: […]

Sections of Osage Street to Close for Reconstruction Study

Parts of Osage Street will be temporarily closed beginning Monday (April 14) as part of the study phase for a reconstruction project from 34th Ave. to 58th Ave. The reconstruction study will require various lane closures. A consultant for […]

Celebrate National Pet Day in Style

What better way to celebrate National Pet Day than by adopting a pet?  The City of Amarillo Animal Management and Welfare Department (AAMW) is getting in the spirit by waiving […]

PARD Hosting Tree Giveaway Friday

The City of Amarillo (COA) Parks and Recreation Department (PARD) is hosting a tree giveaway on Friday at noon at Rick Klein Sports Complex, 3901 S. Grand St. The event […]

COA Snapshot: The Art of Fighting Graffiti

Every once in a while, Rhonda Perry will come across graffiti at a city park that is original and unique – something other than the standard obscenities or indistinguishable images. […]

S.E. Third Avenue Closed to Traffic Beginning Tuesday

As part of the Grant Street Storm Sewer Phase I Project, S.E. Third Avenue will be closed to through traffic between Johnson Street and Arthur Streetbeginning Tuesday (April 8). Through traffic will be detoured for six weeks to S.E. 10th Ave. at Johnson Street and Arthur […]

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