COA Announces Selection of Next Police Chief

Thomas Hover has accepted a conditional offer for the position of Chief of Police for the City of Amarillo pending the completion of pre-employment requirements. Hover was selected from a […]

Traffic Control Plan Includes Lane Closures

The City of Amarillo and Atmos Energy are conducting a gas main infrastructure replacement project which will require temporary lane closures beginning today on Georgia Street, Austin Street and Laurel […]

AAMW Waiving Cat Adoption Fees Through December 13

The City of Amarillo Animal Management and Welfare Department (AAMW) is waiving cat adoption fees beginning Thursday (December 4) through December 13. Adoption fees cover essential services such as spaying […]

COA Announces Finalists for Police Chief

The City of Amarillo has named three finalists for the next chief of the Amarillo Police Department. The finalists are (listed alphabetically by last name) Thomas Hover, Jimmy Johnson and […]

Explore the Four Returns

In what is becoming a Christmas tradition for Amarillo golfers, “Explore the Four” is back. Explore the Four is a unique and thoughtful stocking stuffer – a pass allowing golfers […]

Community Feedback Welcome on ACT Transportation Plan

Amarillo City Transit (ACT) is providing opportunities for the community to provide integral feedback to public transportation in the city with the Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan. The plan […]

Traffic Pattern to Change Tuesday on Georgia Street

The pattern of traffic on Georgia Street will temporarily change beginning Tuesday (November 11) as part of the Georgia Street Reconstruction Project. Two-way traffic will be maintained. Traffic will be […]

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