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Council Approves Organization Chart

AMARILLO –  Amarillo City Council has unanimously approved a series of organizational updates for City of Amarillo (COA) government for 2024/2025. “This new organizational chart approved by city council will provide […]

Deadline Extended for BIG Program

AMARILLO –  The application deadline for the City of Amarillo’s Business Improvement Grant Program (BIG Program) has been extended to November 29. The BIG Program provides matching grants for commercial property […]

Healthy Water Healthy Amarillo

AMARILLO – In compliance with new federal regulations to reduce the risk of exposure to possible lead sources in city drinking water, the City of Amarillo (COA) is conducting an assessment […]

Tips to Prevent Whooping Cough

The City of Amarillo (COA) Public Health Department (APHD) is providing the Amarillo community with tips to help prevent pertussis – also known as whooping cough. “More than 10 cases […]

COA Announces Veterans Day Schedule

AMARILLO –  In recognition of Veterans Day, the City of Amarillo (COA) will implement the following holiday service schedule: Residential Collection: Monday routes will be serviced on Tuesday (Nov. 12) and Tuesday […]

HRWTF Temporarily Closed to Waste Haulers

AMARILLO – The Hollywood Road Wastewater Treatment Facility (HRWTF) is closed to waste haulers for mechanical repairs to plant equipment. It is estimated the repair project will be complete by Friday. […]

Fly High with Advertising at RHAIA

AMARILLO – Businesses can easily reach the thousands who travel through Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport (RHAIA) on a daily basis with one-of-a-kind advertising opportunities. RHAIA and Qfactor Airport Advertising will […]

A Road to Improvement for RHAIA

AMARILLO –  Travelers at Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport (RHAIA) will soon notice orange traffic cones and construction signage indicating a major parking and road improvement project. The first phase of […]

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