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Private-Construction-Projects

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PO Box 947​8
Coppell, Texas 75019
972-304-3695
972-304-7091 fax
H2Obills@coppelltx.gov​

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​The Utility B​illing department maintains normal business hours of 8 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday. Customers may bring in payments during that time;​ outside of the normal hours, customers may mail payments, drop payments in the drive-thru drop box located at Town Center, or pay online.​​​
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 Service Disruption

If your water service has been suddenly interrupted and you do not know the cause, please call the Utility Billing department at 972-304-3695. When water service has been discontinued for non-payment of a bill, the full amount of the bill plus a $20 reconnection fee must be paid before service is reinstated. Customers should contact the Utility Operations department to report water leaks, sewer back-ups, or water quality problems at 972-462-5150.

​water, Sewer, & Garbage Rates

Residential Water Rates​

The City of Coppell utilizes a seasonal water rate structure to encourage conservation.  During the summer months, water is used primarily for lawn irrigation. This usage can account for up to 60% of summer water use. Experts predict that as the population continues to grow, the demand for and availability of water will begin to stress public water supplies and systems. Those who dramatically increase​ their water use during the months of June through October will help pay for the additional water needed to keep up with peak demand. The rates below are for 5/8 inch water meters; please contact Utility Billing if you have a larger sized meter.

Residential Water Rates (November through May)

​​Rates through January 31, 2018Rates beginning February 1, 2018​
​First 1,000 Gallons​$20.00$21.00
1,000+ Gallons​$3.00 per ​1,000 gallons​$3.15 per 1,000 gallons


Residential Water Rates (June through October)

​​Rates through January 31, 2018Rates beginning February 1, 2018
​First 1,000 Gallons​$20.00$21.00
​1,001 - 25,000 Gallons​$3.00 per ​1,000 gallons​$3.15 per 1,000 gallons
​25,001+ Gallons​$3.75 per 1,000 gallons​$3.94 per 1,000 gallons


Residential Sewer Rates

​Rates through January 31, 2018​​Rates beginning February 1, 2018
​​First 1,000 Gallons​​$20.00​$22.40
​1,001 - 14,0​​00 Gallons​$2.00 per​ 1,000 gallons​$2.24 per 1,000 gallons ​


Senior & Disabled Persons Water ​Rates

Senior Citizens (age 65 and older) may apply for a 10% discount on their water bill by providing a copy of their driver's license.  Disabled persons that are receiving the disability exemption on property taxes may apply for a 10% discount on their water bill by providing a copy of their tax statement and valid proof of address.  The discounts cannot be combined. ​The City does apply a seasonal rate structure at ​usage thresholds to encourage conservation.

Senior & Disabled Persons Residential Water Rates (November through May)

​​Rates through January 31, 2018Rates beginning February 1, 2018
​First 1,000 Gallons​$18.00$18.90
1,000+ Gallons​$2.70 per ​1,000 gallons​$2.70 per 1,000 gallons


Senior & Disabled Persons Residential Water Rates (June through October)

​​Rates through January 31, 2018Rates beginning February 1, 2018
​First 1,000 Gallons​$18.00$18.90
​1,001 - 25,000 Gallons​$2.70 per ​1,000 gallons​$2.70 per 1,000 gallons
​25,001+ Gallons​$3.38 per 1,000 gallons​$3.38 per 1,000 gallons


Senior & Disabled PersonsSewer Rates Year Round

​​Rates through January 31, 2018Rates beginning February 1, 2018
​First 1,000 Gallons​$18.00​$20.16
​1,001 - 14,000 Gallo​ns​$1.80​ per 1,000 gallons​$2.02 per 1,000 gallons


Residential Garbage Rates

Republic Services provides refuse collection services. This service is mandatory for all residents and billed on your monthly water bill. For additional information, contact Utility Billing at 972-304-3695. The current residential garbage rate, effective January 1, 2018, is $16.68 per month plus $1.38 sal​es tax and $0.10 public education fee.

Senior Garbage Rates

The senior citizen (age 65 and older) residential garbage rate, effective January 1, 2018, is $15.00 per month plus $1.24 sales tax and $0.10 public education fee.

Commercial Water, Sewer, and Garbage Rates

Commercial water and sewer rates are based on the size of the meter installed. For specific account information, contact Utility Billing at 972-304-3695. Garbage rates are based on the size of the container. For specific account information, please ​call Republic Services at 972-304-3555.

SERVICE Set Up & Changes

​The City of Coppell uses an online form to set up new residential utility accounts.  Please review the Service Agreement​.  Contact the Utility Billing department to transfer or cancel service or to set up commercial accounts.  Please use the online form to make changes to your payment or contact information. Rental properties must be registered and inspected prior to a new tenant moving in and setting up a utility account. Visit Building Inspections​ for fees and scheduling. ​

Commercial​ customers will not be able to utilize the online form​.  Please c​omplete the Service Application and Service Agreement and return them to the Utility Billing Department either via email at H2OBills@coppelltx.gov or fax at 972-304-7091.

Paying Your Bill

Customers are billed monthly for water, sewer, and garbage services.  Payment is due no later than twenty days from the billing dates. After the 20th day, a 10% penalty will be assessed on the balance. If payment still has not been received within approximately 10 days after the penalty date, your service will be disconnected. Additionally, there will be a $20 reconnect fee to have your service reinstated. To avoid service being disconnected and being assessed the reconnect fee, customers unable to pay their bill in full by the due date should contact our office to make payment arrangements. Payment arrangements are done on a case-by-case basis. Customers may complete and sign a payment arrangement agreement in person or via fax.

​Electronic Bank Drafting Service

Customers may elect to have an automatic electronic bank draft occur for monthly water bill payments. Customers selecting this option will receive a monthly bill stating "Amount Due will be Bank Drafted - DO NOT PAY." Your bank will deduct the water bill amount approximately two to three business days prior to the due date printed on your bill. There is no charge for this bank draft plan and the draft option may be discontinued at any time by simply notifying the City in writing. At this time, please note that participating in the Voluntary Donations is not possible through the electronic bank drafting service.

Voluntary Donations

The City of Coppell has discontinued a voluntary donation program that was payable with the​ monthly water bill. Those wishing to make donations to the City will need to contact the Utility Billing department directly.

​​Staff​​

Jerry Benetato

Utility Billing Manager

972-304-7070​
jbenetato@coppelltx.gov

​​Regina Jeminez
Utility Billing Technician

972-304-3697
rjeminez@coppelltx.gov​

​Jeff Fletcher
Customer Service Representative

972-304-7013
jfletcher@coppelltx.gov

Kevin Neeley
Utility Billing Technician

972-304-3543​
kneeley@coppelltx.gov​


​Yoshio Ramirez
Meter Reader

yramirez@coppelltx.gov

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Personal-Training

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​​​​​​​​get the most out of your personal training experience​! 

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Personal Training Fees​

INDIVIDUAL

Package​Resident Price ​Non-Resident Price
(1) 1/2 or 1 hour - Evaluation or Assessment  $30 for 1/2 hour or $60 for 1 hour $35 for 1/2 hour or $70 for 1 hour
​(4) 1 hour or (8) 1/2 hour sessions​​$220​$260
​(8) 1 hour or (16) 1/2 hour sessions​$400​$480
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SMALL GROUP (2-4 PEOPLE)

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Package​Resident Price ​Non-Resident Price
(1) 1 hour session $100 $110
​(4) 1 hour sessions​$360​$400
​(8) 1 hour sessions​$640​$720


 Once partnered with a Personal Trainer, please complete this form and bring it with you to your first training session.

​Find the Personal Trainer that is right for you!​​

​​​​Please contact The CORE at 972-​​304-7077 for more information and to set up an appointment with a trainer. 

MCKENZIE EVANS

Fitness Experience:
McKenzie received her Bachelor’s Degree in Kinesiology from Texas Woman’s University in 2001.  She began her career as an Exercise Physiologist in Cardiac & Pulmonary Rehab at RHD Memorial Hospital in Dallas.  From there she furthered her knowledge in the field of health, fitness, and rehab at The Carter Rehab & Fitness Center at Baylor All Saints Medical Center in Fort Worth.  She was introduced to Stott Pilates, TRX Suspension Training, and Functional Training during her time at S2S Functional Performance in Lantana. She has been teaching and training at The CORE since September of 2013.

Fitness Philosophy:
McKenzie wants to help others obtain an optimum quality of life and reach their specific health and fitness goals. She is very passionate about Functional Training, TRX, Pilates and High Intensity Training.  

 

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​SHARON TUGGLE​

Fitness Experience:

Sharon has been in the fitness industry since 1996 and holds several training certifications. She specializes in body sculpting, muscular endurance, and aerobic training. She holds fitness certifications from the American Council on Exercise (ACE) and Irvine Valley College. Sharon volunteered at Irvine Medical PAR Center.She has several specialty recognition certificates in exercise for populations with heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, and respiratory disease. Some of her most recent certifications include: Barre Above certification in 2015 and Bosu certification in 2001. Some of her past experience includes: Spinning and Aquatics instructor, Gaylord Texan fitness instructor for several employee Get Fit Boot Camps. She is currently training at the Coppell Senior Center and working as an on-call massage therapist at the Gaylord Texan Resort. She has been training and teaching at The CORE since October 2014.​

Fitness Philosophy:
Sharon’s mission is to provide motivation, support, and knowledge that will assist clients in reaching their goals or health needs. She has made fitness a part of her life, and her goal as a personal trainer is to inspire others to be successful in attaining a healthy and fit lifestyle.

 


 

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​​​​​if the sirens are blarin' -- you should be preparin'

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​​​​COPPELL'S OUTDOOR WARNING SYSTEM (OWS)​​​​​

​​When Do They Sound?​​​​​

The sirens are sounded when there is a dangerous situation occurring​ outside, and are intended to be a queue for residents to seek additional information. Sirens will be sounded given one or more of the following conditions:
  • The National Weather Service (NWS) issues a Tornado Warning for Dallas, Tarrant, or Denton County that may impact the City of Coppell; and/or,
  • Tornadic activity has been reported by a reliable source in or approaching the City of Coppell; or,
  • Severe Thunderstorms with destructive winds in excess of 7​0 mph are occurring or are about to occur within city limits; or,
  • Hail 1.25" (about the size of a ping-pong ball) in diameter or larger is occurring or is expected to occur within city limits; or,
  • A Hazardous Chemical Emergency has occurred and has the potential to affect the city; or,
  • Monthly testing; or,
  • Other emergencies, as deemed necessary by City of Coppell administration.
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​The City of Coppell currently operates seventeen (17) sirens strategically placed throughout the city. 

​​​​How Do They Work?​

On any given day, during an emergency or for testing purposes, Coppell's OWS is activated by the Emergency Management Coordinator. He has the ability to activate all 17 sirens at once, or activate a select few sirens depending on the location of the emergency. 
  • ​Sirens are activated locally for the conditions outlaid above.​​
  • All activations of the siren emit a 3-minute steady tone (click icon to the right​ for example). 
  • If the threat persists, the steady tone may be reactivated for additional 3-minute increments as the threat continues.
  • In addition to the steady tone, the OWS can also function as a city-wide public address system, capable or relaying voice alerts and other tones.
  • There is NO "all clear" signal.

​​​​​What Should You Do When You Hear Them?​

  • When the Outdoor Warning System sirens activate, stay calm and immediately seek safe shelter inside.
  • Listen to the NOAA All Hazards Radio, or local television/radio stations for additional information and specific instructions.
  • Remain indoors until the emergency has ended.
  • Remember, the Outdoor Warning System is not intended nor designed to be heard in your home or other indoor locations. Always have more than one means of receiving emergency alerts!

​​​​​​​When Are They Tested?

  • ​Weather permitting, the City of Coppell audibly tests the OWS sirens on the first Wednesday of every month at 1:00 PM.
  • The City also silently tests the sirens twice daily within the activation software: this is to ensure that all sirens are always maintained in good working order.
  • Several other municipalities within the North Central Texas Council of Governments are also test their warning sirens at the same time, based upon agreed OWS activation guidelines.

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​​What's the Weather?​
Weather Underground PWS KTXCOPPE35 
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Coppell Emergency Management
820 S. Coppell Rd
Coppell, TX 75019
O: (972) 462-5372
F: (972) 304-5133


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Digital collections of books, images, articles, audio, and video from publishers and archives around the world. Available on all web browsers and most mobile devices. Use your libr​​ary card. 



​​Business Source Complete offers full text of more than 8000 serials covering all disciplines of business, including marketing, management, economics, finance, and more.Use your library card. ​



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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​AtoZ Databases is a reference and marketing database that includes millions of business and resident profiles. Use your library card. ​​

Digital collections of books, images, articles, audio, and video from publishers and archives around the world. Available on all web browsers and most mobile devices. Use your libr​​ary card. 



​​Business Source Complete offers full text of more than 8000 serials covering all disciplines of business, including marketing, management, economics, finance, and more.Use your library card. ​



The full text of Consumer Reports is available including the current issue. Use your database login.



Explora provides patrons with easy to use features and reliable content from leading magazines and reference books. ​Use your library card.



Gale Courses offers instructor led courses that you can take entirely online. Library card holders in good standing are able to take these 6 week courses at no cost. 
Use your library card.​



HeritageQuest is designed to help amateur and professional genealogists, local historians, and library patrons search and use data from the various sources.
Use your library card. 



Hobbies and Crafts Reference Center offers tutorials and how-to instructions for hundreds of crafts and activities including gardening, knitting, outdoor recreation, scrapbooking, and performing arts. Use your database login.



Home Improvement Reference Center offers users how-to videos, tips for working with contractors, and resources for remodeling, plumbing, electrical, and woodworking. Use your database login.​



LearningExpress Library offers over a 1000 online tutorials, workplace skills improvement, practice tests, and eBooks to help learners of all ages. Create an account.​​



adoptions. Use your library card.​



​Mango Languages is an online language learning program that offers courses for over 50 languages and ESL classes. Use your library card.

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Science in Context is an engaging online resource providing contextual information on hundreds of today's most significant science topics. Use your library card.



Science Online allows users to search science-based articles, experiments, images, videos, and news stories. Use your library card.



SELF-e is a collaboration betweenLibrary Journal and Biblioboard giving authors the opportunity to upload their works so eager readers can discover something new. Create an account.​



TexShare Databases provide 24 hour access to a wide variety of research tools, full text articles, journals, and genealogy databases. Use your database login.



dents. Use your library card.







​​​Tutor.com is an online tutoring service that connects students to ​live tutors. Tutors are available from 2 pm to midnight. Use your database login.​​





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  • From the dashboard on the left, click​ on Database Login.​
  • The database login is case sensitive.
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Keep Coppell Beautiful is a citizen committee that organizes opportunities to preserve and beautify our community through waste reduction, litter prevention, beautification, and environmental stewardship. Take part in one of the dozens of programs, events or volunteer projects that take place throughout the year! For more information on getting involved with the committee, email kcb@coppelltx.gov.

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Environmental Education Classes

KCB offers monthly classes and seminars on practical green living ideas. The classes tend to focus on growing food, composting, smart irrigation and planting colorful and ecofriendly landscapes. Most of the classes are held at the Biodiversity Education Center, although we occasionally partner with Coppell Community Garden and school gardens in the community to host hands-on demonstrations off-site. All classes are free to the public with no registration required. View c​urrent​ schedule of classes.​​​​

Wildflower Seeding

Each October community groups of all ages come together to spread wildflower seeds in designated areas of Coppell parks. Gather your friends, family, Scout troop and neighbors for a fun, free event. Reminisce on what Coppell looked like as a prairie and do the “buffalo stomp” with the herd of seeders. Details for the 2018 seeding will be announced during the summer. 


Clean Coppell

Take an active role in cleaning up Coppell streets, parks, and neighborhoods! Each April, community groups from all around town come together to do litter cleanups and beautification projects. In 2017, residents hosted dozens of litter clean-up, spruced up fences, pulled weeds,  and handed out plant starts. Getting involved is easy! Request project supplies.​​​

Organize a litter cleanup - Choose a location where you notice a need and fill out a request for clean-up supplies.  We will provide trash bags, gloves, and trash pickers upon request. You can do this year-round, but t-shirts will be provided for groups that participate in the annual April event which contributes to a nationwide effort, the Great American Cleanup. Clean Coppell volunteers that that wear their t-shirts to Earthfest get a free treat!

Organize a beautification project – Be creative! If you have a project in mind and the people willing to do it, you can submit an application to have KCB sponsor the supplies. The project should benefit the community through preservation or beautification. Some ideas include:
  • Planting a monarch waystation to attract butterflies
  • Restoring shared gardens such as community or school gardens. 
  • Helping an elderly or disabled neighbor meet code requirements for their yard.
  • Graffiti removal​

EcoCoppell Earthfest 

Earthfest is a celebration of Coppell’s commitment to the environment - an entertaining and educational experience! Visit the many environmental education booths to learn how you can lead a more sustainable lifestyle. Don’t forget to shop the plant sale, grab a bite to eat and enjoy a lively performance​.

The fun includes live music, food, artisan and green living vendors, arts and crafts, photo booths, face painting, and interactive environmental education booths.  The event also hosts an annual cleanup/fix up station where people can take advantage of free document shredding.

If you have a green project or product to showcase, you are welcome to fill out a vendor application for the event. Email kcb@coppelltx.gov if the application is not yet available below. In 2018, Earthfest will take place on Saturday, April 14th at the Coppell Farmers Market from 9am-noon.

Individual Volunteers

We hope to see you at one of the programs above! If you would like to volunteer to assist at events like Earthfest or the Sustainable Home and Garden Tour, contact kcb@coppelltx.gov. ​

​Like KCB on Facebook or sign up for the mailing list to stay in the loop on upcoming classes and events. 

                 
KCB is an affiliate of Keep Texas Beautiful and Keep America Beautiful and has been a Keep Texas Beautiful Gold Star Affiliate since 2006. To see other ecofriendly initiatives sponsored by th​e City of Coppell, visit coppelltx.gov/sustainability.



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Economic-Development

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Community Developme​nt Director

265 E Parkway Blvd​
Coppell, TX 75019​​​
972-304-3677​
​mhurley@coppelltx.gov​
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MISSION

The mission of the Office of Economic Development is to provide a positive business environment that will foster economic growth through the recruitment of new businesses and the retention and expansion of existing businesses, a​nd to maximize the tax base of Coppell consistent with the values of the community.

WHY COPPELL?  

  • Pro- Business City Council
  • Expedient Permit Process
  • Tax Abatement Policy
  • Freeport Tax Exemption
  • And, development grants for sales tax rebate, fee rebate policies and infrastructure cost share policies applicable on a case-by-case basis.

The City of Coppell is proud of our pro-business attitude encouraging the development of high-quality businesses and corporate relocation projects all committed to helping each and every one thrive.  Coppell’s central location, superior school system, excellent quality of life and commitment to the business community explains why more than 500 businesses call Coppell home.  Please explore the site and feel free to contact us at mhurley@cop​pelltx​.gov.  

City of Coppell Job Fair
​​​The City of Coppell is hosting its 1st Annual Work in Coppell Job Fair from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm on Tuesday, September 26, 2017.

It will be at the Four Points by Sheraton Hotel, 1580 Point West Blvd, Coppell.​ 

More details​ including a list of Companies and Jobs available. ​






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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​The Development Services Team's "One Stop Shop" located at 265 Parkway is here to meet your development needs.  Whether you have a feasibility question about a conceptual plan or a specific development question (utilities, drainage, landscaping, zoning, setbacks, building design, etc.) we are here to help.​  Each of the departments listed above has a member on the Development Advisory Committee (DAC), which has a standing meeting every Tuesday morning at 9 am providing an opportunity to have all your questions answered at once. Please call (972) 304-3559 or email​ the Development Services Division to schedule a time.

265 E Parkway Boulevard
Coppell, TX 75019
PO Box 9478

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​Missoula Children'​s Theatre​​

                                           

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CAMP DO-IT-ALL

Camp Do-It-All is an award-winning day camp program designed for boys and girls ages 6-12 years old. Camp Do-It-All is offered during the major school breaks: Summer, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Spring Break. Hours are 7:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. to accommodate working parents. Camp Do-It-All provides a variety of activities that stimulate creativity, entertainment, teamwork and good sportsmanship. Plus . . . it's fun! Participate in outdoor and indoor sports, swimming, roller skating, movies, board games, arts and crafts, and field trips to exciting destinations such as: Skate Town, the Fort Worth Zoo, museum tours, and more!​


 
Spring Break Camp Do-It-All​:
Monday - Friday March 12 - 16             7:00 am - 6:30 pm 
Ages: 6-12 years ​$135/ week             $45/day 
Field Trip Schedule (Updated 1/17/18)​
 
Camp Cell Number: 469-576-7775 (only available during camp days) 

 
NEW SHIRTS ARE REQUIRED FOR CAMP IN THE SUMMER.  Older shirts are no longer valid.  Shirts can be purchased at The CORE for $6/each. 

 
How to Register
Register online at www.CoppellActivities.com.  You will need to create an account to register online. You can also register in person at The CORE, 234 E. Parkway Blvd.

 
If specific weeks are full, please make sure to place your child on the wait-list.  Spots for most weeks will come open as we get closer to the summer. 

 
Please make sure to have all your child’s information when you register.  You will also be asked to authorize pick-ups for Camp Do-It-All.  Please list parent names and the names of others that may pick-up your child.  You will always be able to add other persons at a later time.

 

To Be Submitted on the First Day of Camp

Medicine Form (if needed) 
Epi-Pen Form​​ (if needed)

 

More Information

Parent Handbook​ ​​
 

 
Camp DIA Open House - Summer 2018
TBA - The CORE, 234 E. Parkway Blvd
Come join us as we prepeare for another fun summer! This will be your chance to meet the staff, ask questions, purchase t-shirts, submit forms, and win prizes! We'll even provide a few refreshments for you!  Parents/guradians and potential campers welcome! 

 

 

DEPOSIT OPTION (summer only)

To guarantee your camper’s spot in camp you may place a deposit of $25/week per camper.  The remaining balance of $110.00 will be due 7 days prior to the week start day (ex. Camp week 2 begins June 16; balance must be paid by June 9). Any balances NOT paid by the due date will forfeit deposit paid and camper’s spot for that week. If a deposit has been placed for a certain week and that week is no longer needed, you are able to use the deposit toward another week, as long as you have given a 14 day notice.  If a 14 day notice is not given, your deposit will stay applied toward that week, or forfeited. 

 
A deposit of $275 will register your camper for all 11 weeks of the summer.  Or, you can also select only certain weeks.  A Deposit is NOT required to attend weekly; you also have the option to pay in full at the time of registration.  Your balance can be set-up to automatically charge your credit card on the due date.  

 

What Campers Need

  • All campers need to bring a sack lunch every day with lunch boxes clearly marked with names.
    • Lunches cannot be stored in a refrigerated area or heated.
  • Swimsuits will be needed on swim days. If your child does not swim well, please provide a UIL certified life vest.
  • All campers are required to wear a camp-issued T-shirt daily (summer only).
    • Shirts may be purchased during registration (Only during summer) for $6 each. 
  • Camp DIA Backpacks can be purchased for $6/each. These are optional, but a great choice for summer activities.

 

SECURITY AND WELFARE

Your child's security and welfare are very important. All camp counselors are adults with advanced training in the care of children, first aid, CPR, and AED. Counselors are screened for TB and undergo drug testing and criminal background checks prior to employment. Camp staff personnel range from certified school teachers to college students.

 

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS (summer only):

Summer Camp Do-It-All scholarships are offered for those in need, and are given on a first-come, first-served basis. Please follow the link for more detailed information and to complete the scholarship application​​.​  (No Longer available)

 

MORE INFORMATION

We want you and your child to have a memorable, fun, and safe camp experience. Please feel free to call 972-462-5100 or 972-304-7077 with any questions. You can also email CampDIA@coppelltx.gov. During summer months, you can call Camp directly at 469-576-7775. 

 

 

 

 

 
 

KIDZCONNECT

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KidzConnect is an award winning summer program that is designed to give children a place to learn and play! KidzConnect is known as a "Kidz University", meaning there are many classes to choose from, and kids set their own curriculum. Camp is staffed with highly trained individuals, most of whom work within local school districts. KidzConnect is offered for boys and girls ages 6-12 years. 

Summer 2018: 

TBA

To Be Submitted on the First Day of Camp

Medicine Form (if needed)
Epi-Pen Form​ (if needed)

 

How to Register

Register online at www.CoppellActivities.com by searching for KidzConnect.  Once you select your week, you will be given a selection of classes and times within that week.  Please select one class per hour (totaling 8 classes) to register. You can also register at The CORE, 234 E. Parkway Blvd, or by calling 972-304-7077.

 

What Campers Need

Campers are asked to bring a sack lunch and a snack with them daily. The site has no way to heat or cool a lunch, so please plan accordingly. Wearing sneakers is a necessity, due to the different activities they may be involved in each day. Please dress campers appropriate to their course schedule. All items brought to camp need to be clearly labeled. The City of Coppell and its staff are not responsible for any lost or stolen items!

 

 

 

 

 

 

MISSOULA CHILDREN'S THEATRE

Missoula Children's Theatre is a theatre camp located in Missoula, Montana that travels all over the world giving children the opportunity to act. Each summer in Coppell we host 2 weeks of Missoula for children ranging from 6-18 years of age (1st - 12th grade). Missoula is a huge hit within the community, and provides children with the opportunity to learn and grow in the theatre.


 

 

 


 

 
​SUMMER 2018:    TBA
Cost: TBA

​​​​SCHEDULE FOR MISSOULA​ ​: Tentative 
​Monday, Thursday, Friday​10 a​m - 2:30 pm​Will vary depending on role
​Tuesday, Wednesday​10 am - 4:30 pm​End of day workshops
​Saturday​11 am - 8 pm​Performances at 3 and 6 pm

EXTENDED CARE

Missoula does have additional care from 7:00 - 9:45 am and 2:45 - 6:00 pm. The campers registered for this extra care will need to be dropped-off and picked-up at the same location. The cost for Missoula Extra is $49​​/child

 

HOW TO REGISTER

Register online at www.coppellactivities.com​. You can also register at The CORE, 234 E. Parkway Blvd, or by calling 972-304-7077.

 
When a child is registered they are placed in their age group (6-7 years, 8-11 years, 12-18 years), there are limited numbers allowed per group and no child will be allowed in another age group. The groups are split up according to the MCT regulations and parts will be assigned based on ages.
 

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(Corner of Southwestern Blvd and S Coppell Rd)
P.O. Box 9478
Coppell, TX 75019
​Phone: 972-304-3515​
​Monday - Friday 10 am to 5 pm
​Saturday 1 to 5 pm
Sunday - Closed
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Attention: The Animal Services and Adoption Center will be temporarily closed, effective Monday, July 10, 2017. We will be conducting office related business (registrations, etc.) at 500 Southwestern Blvd., which is located just to the south of the Animal Services building.

For more information, please click here​.


animal services FAQ​


​Does Coppell require pets to be registered with the City?


Yes. All dogs and cats that live in Coppell are required to be registered with the City annually and to display both a current City tag and a current rabies tag on their collar at all times. To register your pet, you may visit most local veterinarians or the City of Coppell Animal Services Center and provide proof of current Rabies vaccination. The current cost of registration is $10 per year for a sterilized pet or $20 per year for an unsterilized pet. We also offer a three year city registration tag which can be issued with a three year rabies given within the same month as a new registration. If you prefer to register your pet by mail, please provide current proof of Rabies vaccination, payment and the completed Application for Animal License. Mail to: Coppell Animal Services 821 S. Coppell Rd., Coppell, TX 75019. Checks can be made to City of Coppell. Contact us for more information.

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Does Coppell have a leash law?


Yes. Both dogs and cats are required to be confined or restrained whenever they are off of the owners property, including parks and walking trails. If your animal is off leash, you could be issued a ticket for having an animal at large.

Does Coppell have a "pooper scooper" ordinance?


Yes. Citizens who walk their dogs are required to pick up and remove, in a sanitary manner, any waste left by that animal on any property other than that of the owner.

What number can I call to report a dog that barks constantly?


Call the Animal Services Department at 972-304-3515. Dogs that bark constantly and are disturbing neighbors is a violation of the City Ordinance.

What number can I call to report a stray animal?


Call the Animal Services Department at 972-304-3515 to report strays. We have a voice mail system for use, in the event that we are too busy to answer the phone or not available. Please feel free to leave a message with complete information. Messages are checked several times daily.

How much does it cost to adopt an animal?


The adoption fee is $75 for a dog/puppy or $50 for a cat/kitten. Animals are spayed or neutered, microchipped, up to date on vaccinations and tested for FELV (cats)/Heartworms (dogs) according to what is age appropriate, for the animal.

Does the Animal Shelt​er accept donations?

Yes. We gladly accept new/used tangible items such as food, blankets, towels, toys, portable kennels and any other serviceable pet-related goods. We also accept monetary donations that assist in the costs of spay / neuters, vaccinations, and the medical needs of the animals. Currently, we are especially in need of kitten food and cat litter.

What number can I call to report wildlife concerns?


Call the Animal Services Department at 972-304-3515. The Animal Services Department loans live traps and provides educational information sheets to City of Coppell residents. We like to try to assist with public education before recommending live trapping. Please give us a call at 972-​304-3515 for assistance with your wildlife concerns.

DFW Wildlife Coalition has some helpful information about various wildlife that can be found in our area. You can visit their website at http://www.dfwwildlife.org.

​DIVISION STAFF​

​​​Division Commander: Captain Tony Pletcher

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​Robert Smith
Animal Services Manager

972-462-5309
rsmith@coppelltx.gov​

​​Charlene Devecki
Senior Animal Services Officer

​972-462-5313
cdevecki@coppelltx.gov​

​Jonathan Horner​​
Animal Services Officer

972-462-5310
jhorner@coppelltx.gov

​Tanesha Riggins
Animal Services Officer

972-462-5312
triggins@coppelltx.gov​

​Nina Williams
Administrative Technician

972-304-3515
nwilliams@coppelltx.gov

​​Erika Laque
Kennel Technician

972-304-3515
elaque@coppelltx.gov

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​​​​​255 E. Parkway Blvd.
Coppell, TX 75019
​972-304-3618
972-304-7063​ (fax)

 
​The City Manager's Office encourages and motivates the direction of all departments, offices and agencies of the City, prepares and submits the annual budget and capital improvement programs to City Council, and administers the annual budget adopted by the City Council. The City Manager and staff act as liaisons among City Council, citizens and City organizations, and represent the City Council and City staff at various meetings and conferences.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

​​​CITY MAN​AGER'S OFFICE STAFF​

City Manager

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Phone: 972-304-3618
Fax: 972-304-7063​

                                                                TRAC​I LEACH                                                          ​            NOEL BERNAL

                                                                       Deputy City Manager                                                                             Deputy City Manager

                                                                           972-304-3618​                                                                                         972-304-3618                                                                                                                                                  tleach@coppelltx.gov                                                                            nbernal@coppelltx.gov

Amy Swaim

​Administrative Assistant to the City Manager

972-304-3663​
aswaim@coppelltx.gov


 



Brittany Causey

​Administrative Support Assistant

972-304-7016
bcausey@coppelltx.gov

Tiffany Anderson

Interim Public Information Officer

972-304-7052
tanderson@coppelltx.gov​



​​Hannah Cook

Communications Specialist

972-304-7065
hcook@coppelltx.gov​​




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Coppell, Texas 75019​​

​972-393-5687
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​Monday - Friday: 9 am to 9 pm
Saturday: 8 am - 9pm
Sunday: ​​10 am to 6 pm  ​

​Court Ren​tals

​Lessons

​Classes & Camps

​Youth Team Tennis

​Adult Leagues


Upcoming Events:


Featuring:​

  • ​12 lighted courts (in banks of 2), 4 Quickstart courts, and 100 foot practice backboard
  • Full service pro-shop with new merchandise from Wilson, Babolat, Prince & He​ad.  Racquet Stringing with a huge selection of string
  • Ball machine rentals  
  • Court Rentals and Drop-in Drills​
  • Outdoor pavilion and shaded bleachers and Indoor lounge area with concessions
  • Complimentary Towel Service and Locker Rooms with showers​​​​​​​
  • Group, Private, and Semi-Private lessons for Youth and Adults​
  • League play​​​​​

​​Tennis Court Rentals

Court reservations can be made online at www.coppellactivities.com, by calling 972-393-5687 or by coming into the center, up to one week in advance.  Reservation fees must be paid at the time of booking by credit card, cash or check.  League Captains, Event Organizers, and Special Event Requests would be directed to the Facility Manager at tenniscenter@coppelltx.gov​.

​Court Rental Rates​

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​Resident ​$3.00/person/1.5 hours
​Non-Resident ​$3.50/person/1.5 hours​
​Resident Court Punch Pass​$25 ( 1 punch = 1 person and not a full court rental)
​Non-Resident Court Punch Pass​$25 (1 punch = 1 person and not a full court rental)
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on-court lessons and services​

In a one-on-one or 2-to-1 semi-private setting, students can get individualized instruction to help them greatly improve their stroke mechanics, match play ability, overall footwork/agility and even strengthen their overall mental toughness. Our Tennis Professionals are USPTA-Certified and stay up-to-date with the latest high-performance teaching techniques.  Call or email our Pro Shop today to fill out a lesson request form and one of Wagon Wheel's Certified Tennis Teaching Professionals contact you within 24 hours to begin setting up a private lesson.

Lessons are set up to meet the customer and instructor's schedules.  Our staff will make every effort to schedule on court time that is convenient for you.  The price of a one-hour lesson ranges from $45 - $55. Semi-private lesson fees are $30 - $35/person/hour of instruction.  Payment is expected at the time the lesson is given.

​​Available Lesson Packages:​

​Lesson Type​Number of Lessons ​Cost
​Private Les​son Package​5​$200 - $275
​Semi-Private Lesson Package​5​$135 - $175 (per person)​
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​​Drop in Drills​​Time​Cost
​Tuesday
7 pm
​$15 for 1.5 hour drill
Thursday7 pm​​$15 for 1.5 hour drill
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Signing up is not a requirement for Drop In Drills, but calling in to sign up and let us know you are planning to drop in will help us staff the drill with our talented tennis professionals and help ensure your maximum enjoyment. Thank you​!

Meet the Instructors

Jamie Nanez

Jamie has over 10 years of coaching experience, most recently as the Assistant Tennis Coach at Ferris State University. In addition to coaching several Top 20 nationally-ranked DII college players, Jamie has experience coaching in a tennis academy setting where he developed junior players from ZAT t​o Super Champ levels. Jamie is a USPTA-certified teaching pro.

​Grayson Vanover

Grayson is the Lead Pro for the 10U program, and has been at the Wagon Wheel Tennis Center since 2014. He began playing tennis at 14 years of age and was a member of the Coppell High School varsity team. After high school, he attended Tyler Junior College as a member of their Professional Tennis Management Program, where he received his Associate’s Degree and USPTA certification.

Chris Hansen​

Chris worked at Kiest Park Tennis Center in Dallas during the 1980's. In addition to playing on the Pro Satellite Tour in Texas in 1987 and 1988, he also reached a state ranking of #16 in Texas in 35+ singles in 1991 and #22 in Texas in 35+ singles in 1992. He is a USPTA-certified teaching pro and is the assistant coach at the Corem Deo Academy.

Asad Raza

Check back soon for more info on Asad Raza!

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Beau Brown

Check back soon for more info on Beau Brown!



Classes and Camps​

Wagon Wheel Tennis Center offers something for everyone!  Our Junior Academy is an all-encompassing Junior Tennis Program in which our certified tennis teaching professionals strive to make each group training class a great class by being attentive to each individual student.  In addition to a fantastic Junior Tennis program, Wagon Wheel Tennis boasts several adult tennis opportunities for active, on-the-go adults.   Beginner and intermediate classes are offered several days a week.  Our mission is to provide high quality instruction by meeting a student’s individual needs.   Each class offers a creative, fun and information based approach developing technique, strategy and fitness level.​
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Winter/Spring Junior Academy​Class Description
​Motor Skillz for Tennis Drillz
Ages 4 - 6 • Sharpen your motor skills with our new class designed to develop athleticism in young children. Parents are encouraged to attend class with their child to help facilitate skill acquisition.
​11 & Under Training
Ages 7 - 8 & 9 - 11 • This program combines tennis training and skill development with the experience of putting those skills to the test. You will be challenged with progressive lesson plans that will help prepare you for tennis match play. Coaches will work to group students based on age and ability levels. Each session includes a competitive opportunity. Players will get a chance to put their tennis skills to the test in a low intensity environment. Rules may be adjusted according to the athlete’s age and ability.
​Junior Development​​Ages 12 - 16 • Look out Roger and Rafa! The Wagon Wheel Junior Development kids are aiming for your number 1 status. In this program, coaches are beginning to push junior players a little futher along the path towards great tennis. Refinement of groundstrokes, development of an overpowering tennis shot or two, and more focus on the physical strength and overall development as a tennis competitor will be emphasized. Enroll now and let our tennis professionals help you develop your skills. 

Winter/Spring Adult Tennis Classes​Class Description
Adult Academy​
Ages 18+ • New to tennis? Haven’t picked up your racquet in a few years? Join one of our classes with a certified teaching pro and rip some spin and serve up some bombs on your friends! Our teaching pros will go over the basics as well as give you challenging drills to help you reach your tennis goals. 

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Youth TeNNIS Team

Divisions:

10 and Under R.O.G.
This division is for players who are aged 10 and under, and are able to move athletically, have some ability to hit the ball over the net and currently keep score or can learn to keep score.

Beginner (12 & Under division and 14 & Under division) 
This division is for players who are aged 14 and under who are new to tennis or have little to no tournament or league play experience. 

Intermediate (12 & Under division and 14 & Under division)
This division is for players who are aged 14 and under who are able to hit both topspin and under-spin with control, serve a very high percentage of 1st serves in play and who are playing mid-cities/DPTA events, some ZAT level tournaments.

Adult Tennis League

Tennis in Coppell is a volunteer organization that coordinates adult leagues in Coppell. Participants are from Coppell and the surrounding areas. Players use the facilities at Wagon Wheel Tennis Center and Coppell High School. There are 4 regular seasons per year with 7 matches in a league. Cost for the league is $35 per person for singles and $25 per person for doubles. Fee is non-refundable after the leagues start.
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For more information, or to register, visit Tennis in Coppell.

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Vision 2040 is the subsequent phase of strategic planning for our community's future beyond the Coppell Vision 2030 plan. The Vision 2040 process began in the fall of 2017 with the Citizen Summit, an event initiated by the City Council that kicked off the visionary thinking process for residents engaged in planning for the future. The City Council plans to continue planning efforts sometime in the first quarter of 2018 - more information to come!

If you are interested in being a part of the Vision 2040 future planning process, please send an email to info@coppelltx.gov and let us know your interest in participating. 

Citizen Summit 2017

Approximately 84 residents gathered at the Cozby Library on September 21st after answering a call from elected officials asking, "What would you like Coppell to look like in 20, 30 or 40 years?" Participants received a brief overview then divided into five groups that tackled different issues:

  • Business & Economic Development
  • Transportation
  • Effective City Government
  • Mind, Body & Enrichment
  • Where would you like to see Coppell in 2040?

After discussing various topics, each group catalogued and voted on the topics that they felt were most important. The exercise was intended to get residents thinking about planning for the future, and the bullet points below are part of the creative brainstorming process. Although Citizen Summit jump started the planning process, the next phase will include facilitated focus group discussions, and the final plan may or may not incorporate the ideas below.

  • Business & Economic Development
    • City-wide wifi, bury power lines
    • Incentives for redevelopment of aging centers - help circulation, facelift of facades, etc.
    • Decide who we want to be and create a strategy that determines what types of businesses we want and how we want to grow
    • Redevelopment - how do you redevelop existing space to enhance and improve Coppell? What businesses will drive traffic to a center?
  • Transportation
    • Bus and transportation plan
    • Bike lane/trails to connect to other cities
    • Pedestrian walkway over the street
  • Effective City Government
    • Citizen engagement
    • Smart phone app, City sponsored, with voice capability
    • Facility Utilization
    • Coppell identity & brand
  • Mind, Body & Enrichment
    • Connectivity: safe walking/biking for exercise/transportation
    • Improve and expand neighborhood park opportunities and preserve and protect green spaces/trees
    • General beautification - streetscape, art, standard amenities, etc.
  • Where would you like to see Coppell in 2040?
    • Code compliance - renter's issue
    • All entrances E-S-W need redone (developer/City)
    • Roads/expansion, utilities/storm water/etc. maintain it
    • Sandy Lake/121 entrance, old tilt wall buildings won't be attractive need plan to revitalize

View the complete summary of topics from Citizen Summit (topics are organized by tabs at the bottom of the spreadsheet).

Leading up to Citizen Summit, residents were asked to submit photos of what they like about Coppell, what they don't like about Coppell and what they would like to see in Coppell.

Over 100 photos were submitted to the vision board for consideration at the Citizen Summit.

Coppell Vision 2030

Planning for future generations has been a hallmark of Coppell for decades, and is a key reason why Coppell looks the way it does today. From the zoning and building requirements to parks and amenities, development in Coppell has been carefully planned to reflect the ideals and values of the community. In 2009 the City of Coppell adopted the Coppell Vision 2030 plan, which provided a set of priorities, goals and objectives for Coppell elected officials and City staff to follow, much like a roadmap. At the end of 2017, approximately 60% of the objectives and critical factors for success have been accomplished and Coppell is well on its way to achieveing the Vision 2030 goals.

View the Coppell Vision 2030 Plan

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Coppell, TX 75019
PO Box 9478		​972-462-5175
fleet@coppelltx.gov​


The mission of the Fleet Services Division is:

  • Through the efforts of skilled professional provide high-quality repairs and routine maintenance to the City's fleet,
  • To maintain City vehicles and equipment to the highest standards of safety and efficiency allowing our customers to be as efficient as possible in their own operations,
  • To provide our customers with safe, economical, state-of-the-art, environmentally friendly and reliable transportation,
  • And, to complete our mission with the highest degree of integrity for self and the organization, while showing respect to all.

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DIVISION STAFF

​Mark Brochtrup, CAFM
Fleet Services Manager

972-462-5175
mbrocht@coppelltx.gov

Jason Blackwell
Fleet Services Technician

972-462-5167​
​jblackwell@coppelltx.gov

 

​Tom Price
Emergency Vehicle Technician

972-462-5167
tprice@coppelltx.gov		​

Kevin Reinartz
Emergency Vehicle Technician

972-462-5167
kreinartz@coppelltx.gov

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Liz Kiereleber​​

Fleet Inventory Specialist

972-462-5173
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John Savastano

Fleet Services Technician​

972-462-5167                                                                                                                  jsavastano@coppelltx.gov




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​265 E. Parkway Blvd.
Coppell, TX 75019
PO Box 9478		​972-462-5152
facilities@coppelltx.gov​


​The Facilities Management Division is responsible for the upkeep, maintenance and improvements to all municipal buildings to ensure a safe, comfortable environment for all visitors and employees.

Facilities Technician ensure that City Buildings meet all federal, state and local codes.  As of the year 2013, the Facilities Management Division has responsibility over 31 buildings that have a combined area of 335,000 square feet.

DIVISION STAFF​

​Christa Christian, C.P.P.B.
Facilities Manager

972-462-5152
cchristian@coppelltx.gov​

VACANT
Assistant Facilities Manager

972-462-5153
facilities@coppelltx.gov ​
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Chuck Dyer
Building Maintenance Technician

972-462-5154
cdyer@coppelltx.gov		​

Dale Barriner​
Building Maintenance Technician

972-462-5154
dbarriner@coppelltx.gov​





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            ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​130 Town Center Blvd. ​​
​​Coppell, TX  75019		 972-304-3650
 Monday -  Friday 8 am to 5 pm​​

The Municipal Court will have a delayed opening on February 23, 2018 at 9am. ​

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DIRECTIONS TO MUNICIPAL COURT

The Coppell Municipal Court is located at 130 Town Center Blvd in the Coppell Justice Center. The court is one block southeast of the intersection of Denton Tap Rd. and Parkway Blvd. For easy access to the Justice Center, please park in the lot located between the Fire Station and the Justice Center, North of the Justice Center. ​​

 

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Help for Self-Represented Litigants

The public has access to helpful tools for self-representation, as directed under Texas Senate Bill 1911, effective Sept. 1, 2017. Visit Texas Judicial Branch website for additional information.

MUNICIPAL COURT FAQ

WHAT ARE MY OPTIONS FOR TAKING CARE OF MY CITATION?

Options for handling a citation are listed on the back of the citation. If you have any questions concerning the listed options, contact the court for more detailed information.

WHAT IS THE FINE AMOUNT FOR MY PARTICULAR CITATION?

Information on your fine and court cost can be obtained by calling the Municipal Court at 972-304-3650, during regular office hours. Have your citation and driver's license number in-hand when calling.

WHAT FORMS OF PAYMENT DOES THE COURT ACCEPT?

The court currently accepts payment in the form of cash, check (with proper I.D.), money order, cashier's check or credit card. Temporary checks are not accepted.

HOW DO I SET A COURT DATE?

Court dates are not set over the phone. You must appear in person before or on your scheduled due date to enter a plea, dispose of your case, or request a court setting. Written requests will only be accepted if they are received in the Municipal Court Office on or before your scheduled due date. If you have missed your due date, contact the court for information on your warrant status.

HOW MAY I CHANGE MY COURT DATE?

Changes in court dates (continuances) may not be requested by phone. Requests for continuances must be made in person or in writing on or before the scheduled court date.

WHAT IF THE COURT IS CLOSED ON MY COURT DATE?

For information of facility closings or delayed openings, please refer to the City of Coppell's main website www.coppelltx.gov, check the Municipal Court Department section of the website, or call the court 972-304-3650. If you are scheduled for a court date prior to the court's opening, the Judge will be available for you until  the last time slot of the day. For detailed information, please contact the court.​ If you are scheduled for court and the court is closed,  your case will be reset. For detailed information, please contact the court.

I RECEIVED A SUMMONS FOR JURY DUTY, AM I STILL NEEDED?

Refer to the Jury Service section, it will inform you if your presence is still required or not.​​

HOW DO I REQUEST TO VIEW COURT RECORDS?

Complete the form below and submit your request in person or by mail to the Municipal Court.

 Request to View Court Records.pdf

JURY SERVICE

Jury service is an obligation of citizenship, which is essential to the judicial process. It is an opportunity for you to make a meaningful contribution to ensure that justice is provided in our community.

If you have received a notice regarding jury duty from the Coppell Municipal Court, your presence is required at this time. Please report promptly at the time and place noted on your summons. The time and appearance date on which you are expected to appear are located in the body of the notice. Jury duty starts promptly at the time listed on the notice, and because caseloads vary, plan to stay the entire day. 

Parking information: Parking is available in the Visitor Parking Lot on the North side of the Coppell Justice Center.  The parking lot on the South side of the Justice Center is reserved for police vehicles and employees only. Parking in unauthorized lots may result in your vehicle being towed.

Witnesses and jurors, who fail to appear after having been subpoenaed, may be ordered to show cause why further action should not be taken against them. If you require additional information, please contact the Coppell Municipal Court No. 1 from 8 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday at 972-304-3650.

You do not need to appear in person if you are disqualified or exempt from jury service. To claim these exemptions, complete the affidavit that you have received, and be certain to have the affidavit notarized, and returned to the court immediately. It is our policy to make jury service accessible to all qualified persons without regard to disability. If your disability requires accommodation, please call upon receipt of your jury summons, so we can discuss your needs. 
In the event that your services are no longer required, we will post notice here. Please refer back to this page before you come in for Jury duty.​​

 

MUNICIPAL COURT STAFF

If you have an inquiry for your citation, jury service, or court procedures, please call the main court number at 972-304-3650   

 

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LaTrice Johnson

Court Administrator

972-304-3651  
ljohnson@coppelltx.gov​

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Belinda De La Pena

Deputy Court Administrator

972-304-3574  
bdelapen@coppelltx.gov

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Maria Fernandez

Juvenile Case Manager

972-304-7084  ​
mfernandez@coppelltx.gov

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Honorable Terry Landwehr
Presiding Judge

Court Supervisor



 

 

Bruce Kyer

Senior City Marshal

972-304-7040  ​
bkyer@coppelltx.gov​

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Honorable Candace Carlsen
Alternate Judge

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Honorable Kim Nesbitt
Alternate Judge


Municipal Court Authority and Jurisdiction

The single most important source of municipal court authority and jurisdiction is the Texas Constitution which gives the state legislature the power to establish courts and their jurisdiction when it sees fit. The legislature exercised this power and first created municipal courts in the Corporation Court Law of 1899. This law has been codified in the Texas Government Code. Municipal courts also look to various other statutes and codes for authority and jurisdiction.
--Provided by the Texas Municipal Courts Education Center

The source of Court of Record Authority is the State of Texas Government Code, Chapter 30, Subchapter L.L.--Coppell. In addition, the following also authorize the Court: Coppell City Code, Chapter 5; 1996 Edition, and Art. 5 Sec. 31 Texas Constitution. 

ADA Compliance

PUBLIC NOTICE STATEMENT OF ADA COMPLIANCE

The City of Coppell acknowledges its responsibility to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Thus, in order to assist individuals with disabilities w​ho require special services (i.e. sign interpretative services, alternative audio/visual devices, and amanuenses) for participation in or access to the City of Coppell sponsored public programs, services and/or meetings, the City requests that individuals make requests for these services forty-eight (48) hours ahead of the scheduled program, service and/or meeting. To make arrangements, contact Vivyon Bowman, ADA Coordinator, or other designated official at 972-462-0022, or (TDD 1-800-RELAY, TX. 1-800-735-2989). 

DECLARACIÓN DE AVISO PÚBLICO DEL CUMPLIMIENTO DE LA ADA

La Ciudad de Coppell reconoce su responsabilidad para cumplir con la ley de estadounidenses con discapacidades (ADA por sus siglas en inglés) de 1990. Por ello, con la finalidad de ayudar a las personas con discapacidades que requieran servicios especiales (p. ejemplo, servicios de intérprete, dispositivos de audio o video alternativos y amanuenses) o si usted no habla o no entiende el idioma Inglés y necesita un intérprete para la participación o acceso a los programas públicos, servicios y/o juntas patrocinados por la Ciudad de Coppell, la Ciudad requiere que estas personas soliciten estos servicios con cuarenta y ocho (48) horas de antelación a la fecha y hora señalada para dicho programa, servicio y/o junta. Para poder hacer los arreglos necesarios, contacte a Vivyon Bowman, Coordinador de ADA, o a otra autoridad designada al 972-462-0022, o (TDD 1-800-RELAY, TX. 1-800-735-2989).

​USEFUL LINKS

​State of Texas Homepage​ 
Coppell City Ordinances​
State Bar of Texas​​
Alcohol Education for Minors List​​

Records of the judiciary including Coppell Municipal Court are not subject to the provisions of the Public Information Act (Tex. Gov. Code Chapter 552.)​​

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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​SPRING 2018 SPECIAL EVENTS​

spring music series​​

Friday, March 9, 7 - 9 pm - The Wonderfuls​

Friday, March 16, 7 - 9 pm - Raised Right Men​
The Square at Old Town, 768 W. Main St. 

Enjoy a night of music in Old Town! Bring your blanket or chairs, pack a picnic or purchase food at the event. Complimentary popcorn will be available courtesy of Coppell Parks and Recreation!

Eggstravaganza

Saturday, March 31, 10 am - 12 pm 

Andrew Brown Park East, 260 Parkway Blvd.​

Hop on over to Coppell's annual EGGstravaganza event, full of activities including bounce houses, face painting, music, photos with the Bunny and more!  Egg hunts begin promptly at 10:30AM for kids up to age 6, and at 11:00AM for kids age 7 - 10 years. Candy and toy-filled eggs are in abundance at this event, so dust off those baskets and join us for a morning filled with fun! 

ecocoppell EarthFest

Saturday, April 14, 9 am - 12 pm 

The Square at Old Town, 768 W. Main St. 

Celebrate EarthFest at the Farmers Market with live entertainment, seasonal treats and fun activities for the whole family. EarthFest is a celebration of Coppell's commitment to the environment - an entertaining and educational experience! Visit the many environmental education booths to learn how you can lead a more sustainable lifestyle, collect giveaways and purchase locally sourced goods from the market! Don't forget to shop the plant sale, grab a bite to eat and enjoy live music. ​

Party on the lawn: Old Town Anniversary Celebration

Friday, May 4, 7 - 9 pm 

The Square at Old Town, 768 W. Main Street

Celebrate Old Town's 3rd anniversary in style! Pack a picnic or check out an Old Town restaurant and enjoy a concert on the lawn! Bring the kids and let them splash in the Main Street Interactive Fountain or play on the playground.


summer 2018 SPECIAL EVENTS​

Summer Splash Bash

Friday, June 1, 4 - 8 pm

Andrew Brown Park East (West Lawn and CORE Pool), 260 E. Parkway Blvd. 

Put on your swimsuits and kick off summer in a cool way! 

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Celebrate coppell - party in the park

Saturday, June 30, 4 pm - 11 pm
Andrew Brown Park East, 260 E. Parkway Blvd.

Coppell's annual Independence Day celebration returns to Andrew Brown Park bigger and better than ever! Check out our event page​ for more information.



CELEBRATE COPPELL - parade down parkway

Wednesday, July 4, 9 am

PARADE ROUTE – SAMUEL TO PARKWAY BLVD., WEST ON PARKWAY TO TOWN CENTER

Celebrate Independence Day with a patriotic parade! Put on your red, white and blue and head over to the parade route early ​​for the best spot!​​​ ​Residents looking for a fun way to celebrate the holiday should participate in the p​arade!  Sports teams and organizations, HOAs, or groups of friends and family can enter a patriotic float, decorate a vehicle or bicycles, or simply walk in the parade. 

Movie in the Park
Friday, July 27, 8 pm

Andrew Brown Park East, 260 E. Parkway Blvd.

Gather your blankets and chairs, pack a picnic and come out to the park for free showing of The LEGO Ninjago Movie! Free popcorn provided by Coppell Parks and Recreation.


Fall 2018 SPECIAL EVENTS

Fall Music Series

Saturday,​September 8, 7 - 9 pm - Band TBA

Saturday,​September 15, 7 - 9 pm - Band TBA

The Square at Old Town, 768 W. Main St. 

Enjoy a night of music in Old Town! Bring your blanket or chairs, pack a picnic or purchase food at the event. Complimentary popcorn will be available courtesy of Coppell Parks and Recreation!

food truck frenzy
Saturday, October 6, 5 - 9 pm

Andrew Brown Park East, 260 E. Parkway Blvd.

This popular event is moving to Andrew Brown Park! Come out to the park to enjoy food truck fare from local favorites! Bring a blanket or chairs for a picnic on the lawn. More info on the trucks that will be in attendance at this event as the event date nears.


KALEIDOSCOPE: A CELEBRATION OF CULTURES
Saturday, October 20, 5 - 9 pm

Andrew Brown Park East, 260 E. Parkway Blvd.

We're celebrating the cultural diversity of our community through music, dance, art, food and more. ​To get involved or learn more, check out the Kaleidoscope page​.



Saturday, December 1, 6:30 - 9pm

Town Center Plaza, 255 Parkway Blvd.

​Don't miss Coppell's annual kick-off to the holidays! Head to Town Center for fun winter activities, live music, giveaways and our annual tree lighting! Visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus, enjoy holiday treats and more!



Sponsorships​​
Each year, Coppell's special events attract thousands of attendees. Show your support of the community and showcase your products or service. We can work with you ​to find the right opportunities for your organization​​. For more information about sponsorship opportunities, please contact: ​​Erin Spicer​, Special Events Supervisor.


SPECIAL EVENT AND BLOCK PARTY FORMS
If you are interested in holding special event or block party, find all the information you need here.​

Special Event Packet​
Special Event Application (Please fill out this form and submit to parks@coppelltx.gov​​​)
Block Party Application and Consent Form
  • Please allow 5 BUSINESS DAYS to process your application.
  • Please submit your application 60 days prior to the actual event date. This amount of time is required before your event date can be confirmed.
  • Depending on the details of your event, you may be asked to attend a meeting to elaborate on your application.
  • You may be required to submit specific insurance for your event.
  • Please note that there is an application fee of $250.  Other permit fees may apply.
  • All events hosted in a City of Coppell park must observe the "lightning detection system" if one is present in the park you have reserved.

​ADDRESSES & PHONE NUMBERS FOR PERMITS AND RENTALS

​ ​The following may be necessary for your event:
​Food Permit​ from Environmental Heath​265 Parkway Blvd.​972-462-5164
​Sign Permit from Building Inspections​265 Parkway Blvd.​972-304-3506
​Electrical/Generator Permit from Building Inspections​265 Parkway Blvd.​972-304-3506
​Tent Permit from Fire Administration ​265 Parkway Blvd.​972-304-3506
​Pavilion Rental from Parks and Recreation ​255 Parkway Blvd.​972-462-5100
​Animal Permit from Animal Services​821 S. Coppell Road​972-304-3515
​Barricades and Cones from Public Works​816 S. Coppell Road​​972-462-5150
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DEFINITION OF A SPECIAL EVENT

Article 6-5, Section 6-5-1: Definition of "special event" - a temporary event or gathering using either private or public property, which involves one or more of the following activities, except when the activity is for construction or house moving purposes only;
  • Closing a public street;
  • Blocking or restriction of public property, limiting the use of parks by the general public, and streets;
  • Offer of merchandise, food, or beverages on public property or on private property where otherwise prohibited by ordinance;
  • Erection of a tent on public property, or on private property where otherwise prohibited by ordinance;
  • Installation of a stage, band shell, trailer, van, portable building, grandstand or bleachers on public property, or on private property where otherwise prohibited by ordinance;
  • Placement of portable toilets on public property, or on private property where otherwise prohibited by ordinance;
  • Placement of temporary "no parking" signs in a public right-of-way

View Entire Special Event Ordinance ​

Inclement Weather​​​​

Incase of inclement weather on the day of any event, please​ check the City Website, Facebook​, and Twitter Pages. 

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​​​​​​​​​​In 2009, approximately 125 volunteers gathered at Town Center with one single mission in mind…planning for the future.  And thus, Coppell 2030 was born.

Coppell Vision 2030 was developed to ensure that the high standard of living present in Coppell today will be maintained tomorrow in this growing community in a changing world. This unique plan provides strategies to manage future opportunities and challenges for Coppell for the next twenty years. While we are only stewards of this community for a short period of time, it is paramount that we establish a vision and road map for the future.

To a large degree, the successes enjoyed today are the result of the work that took place through a similar past process and the deployment of that plan by dedicated leaders and city staff. In turn, that same level of effort has been repeated to that this community, now and in the future, will have the same level of success that we were afforded.

VIEW THE PL​AN​​

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