December 22, 2021
Christmas Holiday hours 2021
City offices closed for Christmas Dec. 23-24
City of Cleburne offices will be closed Dec. 23-24 in observance of the Christmas holiday.

Curbside trash pickup will remain on its regular schedule. The Transfer Station will be closed Dec. 24-25.

The Cleburne Public Library will be closed Dec. 23-26. The Booker T. Washington Recreation Center will be open from 8 a.m. to noon on Dec. 24, closed Dec. 25, and open from 1-6 p.m. Dec. 26. The Layland Museum will be closed Dec. 24-25.

Cleburne Golf Links will close early on Dec. 24 with the last tee time at 1 p.m. The golf course will be closed all day Dec. 25.
Christmas tree curbside pickup routes set for Jan. 7, Jan. 14
Cleburne Sanitation will have special curbside Christmas tree pickup routes on Fridays, Jan. 7 and Jan. 14. Crews will collect trees only. Residents must remove lights, ornaments, stands, etc. Trees should be out prior to 7 a.m. on these days.

Residents can also set trees out during normal bulk collection. Learn more about bulk pick up
Two christmas trees on the curb
All Aboard for Cleburne Railroad Museum's grand opening Jan. 13
The Cleburne Railroad Museum is on track for its grand opening on Jan. 13, 2022 and you're invited!

The newly expanded museum features train memorabilia and artifacts and will host regular events. There is even a model train room. Celebrations run from noon to 8 p.m. on Jan. 13 at the museum, 206 N. Main St. with plenty of activities for the whole family.
Flier for cleburne Railroad museum grand opening
Don't pour grease down the drain, recycle it at the Transfer Station
As you're cooking a holiday meal, remember to never pour grease down the drain. Liquid grease could solidify in your pipes causing backups and other issues.

Instead, collect it and bring it to the Cleburne Transfer Station, 2625 Pipeline Road, for free recycling until Jan. 10.
man washing dishes
Animal Services conducting local buzzard abatement this week
The Cleburne Animal Shelter team has been conducting buzzard abatement nightly around W. Wardville/ N. Buffalo. 
This procedure uses pyrotechnics that may sound like fireworks in the area. This process occurs nightly until the birds have left the area, which normally takes up to 10 days. Animal Services encourages people with pets in the area to keep them indoors as the sounds may frighten them.
Meet the Pet of the Week
Meet Pet of the Week Ginny! This precious Domestic Shorthair mix is one-year-old. She is spayed. Meet her today at Cleburne Animal Shelter and maybe bring her home in time for the new year.
Grey domestic shorthair kitten Ginny poses in a basket
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