In observance of Veterans Day, City of Carrollton administrative offices will be closed today, November 10. To all our veterans, we express our deepest appreciation for your service.
Offices Closed July 4
City of Carrollton administrative offices will be closed Tuesday, July 4, 2023, in observance of the Independence Day holiday. All garbage and recycling will be picked up the day following … Continue reading Offices Closed July 4
Offices Closed for Memorial Day
Our administrative offices will be closed Monday, May 29 in observation of Memorial Day. All garbage and recycling will be picked up the day following your usual schedule. This Memorial … Continue reading Offices Closed for Memorial Day
CFD Fire Alarm Campaign
The Carrollton Fire Department will host a one-day “Sound the Alarm” smoke alarm installation campaign, April 29, beginning at 10 am. The event is sponsored by the American Red Cross. … Continue reading CFD Fire Alarm Campaign
Offices Closed for MLK Day
City of Carrollton administrative offices will be closed Monday, January 16, 2023, in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. All garbage will be picked up the day following … Continue reading Offices Closed for MLK Day
City Honors Cardiac Arrest Responders
During their meeting on July 11, Carrollton’s mayor and council honored a group of responders, healthcare professionals and bystanders that came together in April of this year to form what … Continue reading City Honors Cardiac Arrest Responders
Fire Department Announces Promotions
The Carrollton Fire Department recently announced the following promotions: Allen English was promoted to Fire Chief, Bill Lambert was promoted to Deputy Fire Chief, Brian Daniel was promoted to Battalion … Continue reading Fire Department Announces Promotions
English is New Fire Chief
Carrollton appointed Allen English fire chief, succeeding Jimmy Bearden, who has retired after 42 years with the city. “Congratulations to Chief English,” said Mayor Betty Cason. “Our city is so … Continue reading English is New Fire Chief
Fire Chief Bearden Retires
After proudly serving the citizens of Carrollton and Carroll County for 42 years, Fire Chief Jimmy Bearden retired, effective May 1. “The City of Carrollton Fire Department has been a … Continue reading Fire Chief Bearden Retires
Groundbreaking For Fire Station 23
City of Carrollton officials held a ground breaking, April 13, for the new Fire Station 23 near Central High School. Work will begin soon and is expected to be completed … Continue reading Groundbreaking For Fire Station 23