A Dr. Seuss Celebration at the Temple Public Library

The magical world of Dr. Seuss will be celebrated at the Temple Public Library, Saturday, March 2nd, with crafts, stories, and a scavenger hunt for the entire family to enjoy.

Adult Computer Classes at Temple Public Library

Temple Public Library (TPL) will be hosting FREE adult computer classes. The classes cover basic computer skills, setting up email and an introduction to Microsoft Word.

City of Temple Offices Closed on Monday, February 18th

City of Temple offices will be closed on Monday, February 18th in observation of Presidents’ Day. Offices will reopen on Tuesday, February 19th.

City Council Approves Grant for Downtown Temple Development

Council adopts a resolution authorizing amendments to a development agreement to increase Strategic Investment Zone (SIZ) grant funding for development of downtown properties at 110 and 112 South 1st St.

New After School Library Program Picks Up Steam in 2019

Combining scientific and artistic approaches to learning is at the heart of a new children’s program called STEAM Team, beginning Tuesdays in February at the Temple Public Library.

City of Temple Now Accepting Registration Forms for the Police Officer Entrance Exam

The City of Temple is accepting online registration forms for the Police Officer entrance exam.

City of Temple Offices Closed on Monday, January 21st

City of Temple offices will be closed on Monday, January 21st, in observation of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday.

Mike Pilkington Resigns District 4 City Council Seat

District 4 City Councilmember Mike Pilkington resigned his seat earlier today, citing personal reasons.

Temple Public Library Programs for Youth Resume January 5th

The Temple Public Library resumes youth programming on Saturday, January 5^th. 

Early literacy programs include Baby Bookworms, a parent – infant lapsit each Tuesday at 11am; Toddler Story Time each Wednesday and Thursday at 10:15am; and ...

City of Temple to Develop New Comprehensive Plan

At the December 20th meeting, the Temple City Council authorized a professional services agreement in the amount of $246,880 for the development of a Comprehensive Plan with Halff Associates, Inc.

City Secretary’s Office Recognized for Excellence in Vital Registration

The City of Temple City Secretary’s Office has been recognized by the Texas Department of State Health Services for their excellence in Vital Registration.

City Announces Temporary Closure of Prairie View Road - Project Update 12.7.18

PROJECT UPDATE: (TEMPLE, TX – December 7, 2018) Due to ongoing water main construction, the closure of Prairie View Road from N. Pea Ridge Road to SH 317 has been extended by one week to Tuesday, December 18, 2018. N. Pea Ridge Road wil...

City Announces Rehabilitation Efforts Underway on the Scott Elevated Water Storage Tank

The City of Temple has awarded a construction contract to Classic Protective Coating, Inc. for the complete interior and exterior rehabilitation of the one million gallon Scott Elevated Storage Tank located at 2602 S. 39th Street next to Jaycee Park.

City Council Authorizes Agreement for Downtown Redevelopment of Hawn, Arcadia and Sears buildings.

Temple City Council approved an economic development agreement between the City, Temple Historic Arcadia Theatre, Inc., and Turner Behringer Development Company (“TB”) for the redevelopment of the Hawn Hotel, Arcadia Theater, and the Sears Building.

I-35 Northbound Exit #301 Central Ave. / Adams Ave. Reopens

On Thursday, November 29, from 7 pm to 7 am, the I-35 contractor will be shifting northbound main lane traffic into a new alignment. At the same time, the contractor will open the temporary northbound Exit #301 Central Ave. / Adams Ave.

The contra...

City Announces Kegley Phase I Reconstruction Substantially Complete

**UPDATE** TEMPLE, TX (October 24, 2018) – Kegley Phase I reconstruction is substantially complete and the road has been opened to through traffic. Staff is currently working to complete right-of-way acquisition and dry utility relocati...