May 10, 2019
Residents can properly dispose of household hazardous waste this Saturday
Cleburne residents can drop off materials from 9-11 a.m. on Saturday, May 11, at the Cleburne Conference Center, 1501 W. Henderson St.

Residents can properly dispose of household hazardous materials including acids, antifreeze, old gas (less than 10 gallons), oil filters, brake and transmission fluids, batteries, degreasers, fertilizers, unbroken fluorescent light bulbs, paints & stains, thinners, varnish and solvents, herbicides, pesticides, craft, photo and pool chemicals, and expired personal care products (like hairspray).

We cannot accept pharmaceuticals, tires, ammunition, explosives, asbestos, medical waste, PCBs, propane or butane cylinders, smoke detectors, or radioactive material.

Residents must bring a current city of Cleburne utility bill and a photo ID with matching address. For more information call 817-645-0961.
Learn how to stop the bleed, CPR from Cleburne Firefighters
The Cleburne Fire Department is offering three free Stop the Bleed and CPR classes from 9 a.m. to noon on May 11 at the Cleburne Conference Center, 1501 W. Henderson St. Sessions begin at 9 a.m., 10 a.m., and 11 a.m.

The Stop the Bleed class will teach attendees how to use a commercial and improvised tourniquets and how to pack wounds. The CPR class will teach an effective method that does not include mouth-to-mouth.
Celebrate Railroad History Days at Cleburne Railroad Museum 5/11
The City of Cleburne is celebrating National Train Day at the Cleburne Railroad Museum.

150 years ago, a golden spike completed the Transcontinental Railroad. One-hundred years ago, Engine 3417 began its journey that led to Hulen Park as "The Spirit of Cleburne."

To celebrate on May 11, the Cleburne Railroad Museum will have activities for all ages, a special exhibit “From the Golden Spike to Engine 3417,” and a short video shown every 30-minutes, followed by helping re-enact the sending of a famous telegram once the Golden Spike completed the transcontinental track.
See what's happening at the Library with the May Newsletter
The Library's May 2019 newsletter offers a look at all the events, programming, and activities happening at the Library this month.

Pool fun at Splash Station begins May 25
The summer season at Splash Station begins Saturday, May 25. Cleburne's destination for water fun will be open Mondays-Saturdays with lap swim from 6-9:30 a.m. and open swim from noon to 7 p.m. and on Sundays with open swim from 1-6 p.m.

Daily Admissions are $6 for ages 3-and-up, $3 for ages 50-and-up, $4 for military with ID, and free for children under 2. Summer passes are $75/individual and $225/family with $10 per person after four family members.

Pets of the Week - Lorenzo
Meet Ray! This handsome devil is a 1-2-year-old Male Boxer mix. Ray is a big boy but he is super sweet and very well behaved. Come and see if he is the right dog for you. 

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