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National Night Out is only about a month away. This is a great way to get to know your neighbors and celebrate your community. NNO is a public safety program that fosters crime prevention by fostering communication and partnerships among neighbors and public safety officials.
This annual event takes place Oct. 4 from 6 p.m.-dark.
Has your neighborhood planned its party? Need some help? Kyle Police Officer James Plant can assist.
Learn more on our website.
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We all know Kyle is a beautiful place. Our new volunteer program, Adopt-a-Street, aims to keep it that way. Students can even earn community service or National Honor Society volunteer hours. So how can you get involved? Just follow these easy steps:
1. Gather a team. Family, friends, colleagues, sports team, church group...you get the idea.
2. Decide who's good at what. Talk to your team about which task y'all want. Choices include landscaping and litter clean-up.
3. Fill out the Adopt-a-Street application form. This is the part where you get to pick the mile of street to keep looking great. Find the application here.
4. Host a quarterly clean-up event. All supplies for the street clean-up and beautification (e.g., vests, gloves), as well as roadway signage, will be provided by the City of Kyle.
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Come one, Come all! Calling all BBQ Lovers to the Kyle Hogwash Barbecue Cook-off
Time to fire up the grill, Kyle’s Hogwash's Barbecue Cook-off sign up is HERE! Are you the designated pit master of every block party and family barbecue? Got a barbecue recipe that’s finger-lickin’-good? Anyone from a seasoned chef to an at-home cook can show off their BBQ chops at Kyle’s inaugural Hogwash Festival. The Lonestar Barbecue Society sanctioned BBQ cook-off takes place during the weekend long festival full of live music, carnival rides, and family fun. With cooking categories like chicken, brisket, ribs and wild boar, it’s going to be smokin’ over at Gregg-Clarke Park on
Oct. 21-22. To register your team for the cook-off, visit our website.
Let’s get cookin’, Kyle!
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PicOfTheWeek
Kyle is a growing city, but this is still a common sight, at least on Post Road. Thanks to Maricela Koopman for sharing!
Send your best pics of life in Kyle to khilsenbeck@cityofkyle.com.
Get clicking and get creative!
Send your pics by Fridays at 11 a.m.
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Kyle Animal Control will be
at the following events:
Benefitting: Hays-Caldwell Women's Center
When: September 24, 2016
Parade at 10 a.m., with the fair following immediately after.
Where: Gregg-Clarke Park in Kyle, Texas
Includes a costumed pets contest. Winners will be chosen for “Best Dressed”, “Best Owner and Pet Combo” and “Most Unusual Pet”.
Plum Creek Hootenanny on the Hill
When: October 8, 2016
Event runs from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Includes 10k and other runs, BBQ Contest, music, bouncy houses, petting zoo, pony rides, local vendors and pumpkin decorating contest
Where: Haupt Park and Fairway Fields in Plum Creek
Come out and learn more about pet registration.
Want to learn more about Kyle's Animal Control Department? Read the story in "This is Our Town."
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Make plans to attend this family-friendly program. The Kyle Public Library Lego Club meets the first Thursday of each month. Different themes each month! Stop by and let your imagination explore and have some good old fashioned fun in the process.
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