April 1, 2022
A graphic encouraging people to sign up for public safety alerts looks like an iphone screen
Be ready when the next spring shower turns into a storm by signing up for safety alerts
Cleburnites know in spring small showers can become severe storms in an instant. Make sure you and your family are prepared by signing up for emergency alerts from Cleburne public safety.

Cleburne CivicReady is a notification system that alerts registered users during emergency situations via phone call, text, and/or email. Emergency situations include severe weather, water boil notice, and more.
FREE Santa Fe Days has fun for the whole family this weekend
The Chisholm Trail Outdoor Museum will host Santa Fe Days this weekend, April 1-3.

This free event is the largest celebration of American Indian arts and culture in North Texas. There will be American Indian artists, pow wows, stickball workshops, frybread, Indian tacos, and more.

As part of Santa Fe Days, the event participants have received passes to camp overnight at Buddy Stewart Park. General overnight camping is prohibited in City of Cleburne parks.
Santa Fe Days 2022 promotional flier
Cleburne Golf Links installs bat and martin houses around course
Cleburne Golf Links crews have been installing bat and marlin houses along the course. Bats and martins both help in the insect control around the golf course, especially, mosquitos.
A Cleburne Golf Links crew members poses with a new bat house at the golf course
Public Library to host visit with author Catherine Ryan Hyde
The Cleburne Public Library is hosting a virtual event with American novelist Catherine Ryan Hyde at 7:30 p.m. on April 4.

This will be a virtual visit through Zoom. Those interested can email amy.graham@cleburne.net. Those without Zoom access can come to the Library to participate. For more information go online or call the Library at 817-645-0934.
Catherine Ryan Hyde author visit flier
Paint like Leonardo Da Vinci at the Layland Museum on April 8
The Layland Museum of History will host an event where participants will make art with paint the way it was made over five centuries ago.

Painting in 1501 takes place at 1 p.m. on April 8 at the museum, 200 N. Main St. People ages 10 and up can participate for just $5. Register today by calling the museum at 817-645-0940 or email at museum@cleburne.net.
A flier for the Painting in 1501 event
Join us for a FREE Community Picnic April 9 at Cooke Elementary
You're invited to the Cleburne Police Department's second annual Spring Community Picnic.

This free event will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 9, at Cooke Elementary, 902 Phillips St.

There will be food, ice cream, face painting, yard games, and more! City staff including police officers and firefighters will be on hand to chat and answer questions.
NOW HIRING: City of Cleburne seeks workers for May election
The City of Cleburne is seeking poll workers for the May 7 Cleburne City and Cleburne Independent School District election.

Positions pay $15-18 per hour. To receive an application and for more information contact the City Secretary's Office at citysecretary@cleburne.net or 817-645-0900.
A poster promoting poll worker positions for the May 7 election
Meet the Pet of the Week
Meet Pet of the Week Piper. She is a 3-year-old Retriever, Labrador mix. She is spayed.

Piper a Retriever Labrador mix sits on a grass field
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