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PicOfTheWeek
Lehman Road was closed earlier this week by city officials as they repair an area under a low water crossing near Steeplechase Park. Crews continue to work on that section of road. No timeline for completion is available as of
December 9.
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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Save the Dates!
Several City of Kyle events and activities are coming up;
mark your calendars for the following happenings:
Dec. 11 - Santa at the Train Depot / Lehman High theatre students read Polar Express (Historic Train Depot, 1-5 p.m.)
Dec. 17 - Holiday Film Fest, Part 2 (Kyle Library, 1 p.m.)
Dec. 18 - Santa at the Train Depot / Lehman High theatre students read Polar Express (Historic Train Depot, 1-5 p.m.)
Jan. 1, 2017 - Polar Bear Splash (Kyle Public Pool, 1 p.m.)
Jan. 21, 2017 - City-wide Clean-Up
(Central Texas Speedway 8 a.m.-noon, but be at the speedway by 11:30 a.m.)
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Kyle's SEMI-PRO Sports Teams
Kyle has two semi-pro sports teams that call the city home. These games offer a great chance to bring the whole family for a fun, affordable sports outing right here in your backyard!
Upcoming Game Schedules
Central Texas Lobos (part of the Texas Premiere Soccer League); home games are played at Gregg-Clarke Park in Kyle. Some special events will take place at other locations as noted. 12/10 at 4 p.m. vs. Houston Hurricanes at home
Kyle Stallions (part of the American Basketball Association)
12/10 vs. Skywriters at Home
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Kyle Police presents "A Call to Men"
A CALL TO MEN works to create a world where all men & boys are loving and respectful and all women & girls are valued and safe. A CALL TO MEN educates men all over the world on healthy, respectful manhood. Embracing and promoting a healthy, respectful manhood prevents violence against women, sexual assault and harassment, bullying and many other social ills. A CALL TO MEN is a violence prevention organization and respected leader on issues of manhood, male socialization and its intersection with violence, and preventing violence against all women and girls. A CALL TO MEN has 20+ years of experience working with and training men, from the National Football League, the National Basketball Association, Major League Baseball and the National Hockey League, to the United States Military, the Department of Justice and the United Nations.
This class is strictly for High School males. Future classes will be geared for middle school males. The class will be held over the course of nine weeks. The first session will be an hour and half in length with the remaining classes lasting 45 minutes. The group will meet every Tuesday at 5 p.m. starting January 10, 2017, at the Kyle Police Department.
Please email your registration form to jluria@cityofkyle.com or deliver it to the Kyle Police Department at 111 N. Front Street, Kyle, TX 78640. Registration can also be mailed to the above address.
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UPDATE: Road closure and detour on
Bunton Creek Rd.
Bunton Creek Road remains closed to East Bound traffic from the Interstate-Highway 35, East frontage road to the Kyle Fire Department Station 2. West bound Bunton Creek Road traffic can use Bunton Creek Road to access IH 35. East bound Bunton Creek Road traffic will need to use Kyle Parkway to Dacy to access Bunton Creek Road. The private drive off Bunton Creek, which runs north-south between Bunton Creek Road and Kyle Parkway will also be closed at times at the Bunton Creek Road Intersection as a result of the Bunton Creek Road reconstruction.
City engineers estimate Bunton Creek Road within these limits will be closed for approximately four weeks, which could be affected by weather. After that time, traffic will be able to travel east on Bunton Creek Road and west up to Dacy Lane.
This project is part of the 2013 road bond package passed by Kyle voters. See the attached map for a visual overview of the closure and detour. Additional closures will happen in the coming weeks and months as the contractor proceeds with repairing Bunton Creek Road all the way to Lehman Road.
Learn more on our website.
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Keeping your home safe this holiday season
Below are some tips for keeping your home safe this season, courtesy of the Kyle Police Department:
- Call KPD for a vacation home watch while you're out of town.
- Arrange for delivered packages to be picked up by a trusted friend or family member or have packages delivered to your work address.
- Consider not putting Christmas gifts under the tree for anyone to see through open windows/curtains.
- Keep garage and shed doors closed and locked even when you're home.
- Consider installing an internet-connected doorbell monitor that allows you to talk with people at your door and record activity.
- Identify anyone at the door before opening, including delivery company personnel.
- Don't place empty boxes from purchases (i.e., large screen TVs, game machines, etc.) out for trash pick up.
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Angel Giving Tree back at Kyle City Hall!
The Hope & Love 4 Kids Angel Giving Tree is once again taking place. Cards are on the big tree inside Kyle City Hall. Stop by and pick up a card (or more) then purchase items from their wish list. Your gifts can help bring a great Christmas to a child or teen who needs a little extra special holiday. (Remember to sign out your cards at the front desk.)
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Get Water Wise
& Sewer Savvy
Ever wondered how to stay up to date with the latest water conservation measures? Or if a certain material is safe to dispose of in the sanitary sewer? How about the planned waste water treatment plant expansion? As our city grows, residents need simple, concise answers to those sort of questions. That is the goal of Water Wise and Sewer Savvy, the city’s newest outreach education effort.
We want to help our citizens be informed and to make good decisions about how they participate in the use of our water resources and the needs of responsible sewer operations.
Learn more and become water wise & sewer savvy on our website at www.kylewaterwiseandsewersavvy.com.
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Blue Santa wrapping party and
fundraiser this weekend
It's a Wrap — Looking for a way to help bring a nice Christmas to Kyle children? Come help wrap gifts at the Blue Santa Wrapping Party tomorrow from 1:30 pm.-3:30 p.m. at Kyle Public Library.
Pics? How Bazar — Need some Christmas gifts and a way to give back to your community? Head over to the Blue Santa Fundraiser this Sunday, December 11, at the Plum Creek Community Center (450 Haupt) from 1-5 p.m. Browse the Holiday Bazaar for treats and treasures. While you're there, make a donation and have your photos taken with Blue Santa! This program through the Kyle Police Employee Association helps bring a nice Christmas to Kyle children who may not otherwise have one.
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