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Jury-Duty-Postponements

July 26, 2018, 12:23 pm
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A person summoned for jury service may request a postponement of the person's initial appearance for jury service. The person may request the postponement by contacting the court in person or in writing before the date on which the person is summoned to appear. 

If you would like to request your jury service be postponed please complete the Motion to Postpone Jury Service Form below:

Motion to Postpone Jury Service

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ArtsCenter

January 24, 2018, 1:38 pm
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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​The Coppell Arts Center is an exciting project for the City of Coppell, for both residents and local artists. Coppell is a special place to live, work and play, and the Coppell Arts Center will help us fulfill our vision of being a “Family Community for a Lifetime” by increasing access and public awareness to the arts.

​ABOUT THE ARTS CENTEr

At the June 12, 2018 meeting​, the Coppell City Council voted six to one to approve the Guaranteed Maximum Price Amendment to the agreement between the City of Coppell and Core Construction, giving the City the green light to begin construction of a new Arts Center located in Old Town Coppell, the City's historic district. At the July 24, 2018 meeting, the City Council unanimously voted to approve additional seats in the Main Stage Theater.    

The Coppell Arts Center is planned to be 32,250​ square-foot, one-story building, that will include a flexible theater, a main stage theater, a multipurpose room that expands the facility’s use beyond just the arts, exhibit, classroom and office space and a courtyard plaza. Construction is estimated to be completed by November 2019. ​The project will be funded through the Coppell Recreation Development Corporation (CRDC), a sales tax revenue fund that was established to undertake projects for youth and adult amateur athletics, entertainment and public gathering facilities, exhibition and museum facilities, parks and recreational facilities and more. Coppell voters re-authorized the CRDC’s use of sales tax revenue in the November 5, 2013 election.​



Main Stage Theater

The main performance hall will seat up to 441​ patrons and will include 2,200 square feet of stage space. 

Flexible Theater

The black box/flex theater will seat 195 patrons (depending on seating arrangement) and total 2,650 square feet. 

Multi-Purpose Space

The multi-purpose space will total 2,000 square feet, accommodate 100-165 people and will be used for community and arts organizations to hold rehearsals and meetings. 

Additional Spaces

In addition to the three main areas, there will be a gallery and studio space. The gallery will provide pre-function, waiting, gallery, banquets, lectures, and concessions.  The space provides natural light and panoramic views to the Old Town Square.  Artwork will be displayed in the gallery and multi-purpose areas.  The studio provides flexible classroom space intended for visual, textile, and graphic artists, but it can be used in a variety of ways. The studio contains tables, chairs, cabinets and storage. 

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Learn More About What the Arts Center Means to the Community

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Construction Update 

Updates will be posted as they become available. Construction is estimated to be completed by November 2019. 

Background information 

The idea of building a performing arts center venue was initially discussed many years ago, during the development of Old Town Coppell. In 1999, the City of Coppell converted an unused fire station to the Coppell Center for the Arts, also home to Theatre Coppell. The theatre is an intimate, 124-seat theatre with seating on three sides of the stage and approximately 7,500 square feet. 

As the City grew, so did its needs for a larger arts venue. In 2015, after a presentation from Theatre Coppell, the idea of an arts center was revisited, and the City contracted with Corgan Architects to perform preliminary program and site planning for either the existing theater’s renovation, renovation and expansion, and/or an option for the construction of a new theater located in Old Town Coppell. ​This preliminary programming study was reviewed by the City Council during their October 25, 2016 work session, and it was utilized to create the initial schematic design. 

After much research, the Coppell City Council determined that City staff and the architect should begin focusing on the potential construction of a new arts facility located in Old Town. In January 2017, the Coppell City Council approved an architectural services agreement with Corgan for the proposed Coppell Arts Center​. The​ budget for the facility is approximately $17 million, including construction, design, furniture and fixtures, construction management, parking and contingency. Funding for the project will be through the CRDC. 

In June 2017, the Coppell City Council authorized Corgan to move forward with Design and Development, and Construction Document Services. Corgan Architects presented an Operations Study to the City Council on July 25, 2017. This report was the result of Council's review of the schematic plans presented to Council on May 30, 2017.  

In January and February 2018, Corgan spoke to Council about the design of the Arts Center façade.  
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The project is currently in the Design and Development and Construction Document Services phase.  
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Jury-Duty-Parking-Information

July 26, 2018, 12:14 pm
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​​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. ​


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Jury-Duty-Announcements

July 26, 2018, 12:15 pm
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There are no announcements at this time.

​In the event that your services are no longer required, we will post notice here. Please refer back to this page before reporting for jury duty. ​​

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Trash-and-Recycling

June 12, 2015, 9:14 am
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Page Content: ​​​​​​​TRASH AND BULK collection days are every Monday and Thursday.
RECYCLING and YARD TRIMMINGS collection day is every Wednesday.

Republic  Services has chosen to operate trash and recycling service on all holidays except Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Years Day. Unless otherwise noted, trash and recycling service will not be affected on any other holiday.

2018/2019 Holiday Trash & Recycling Schedule

THANKSGIVING SCHEDULE – Thursday, November 22, 201​​8:
Normal Thursday trash collection will shift to Friday, November 23rd
CHRISTMAS SCHEDULE – Tuesday, December 25, 2018:
Service normally provided on Monday will be on regular schedule, Wednesday will shift to Thursday and Thursday will shift to Friday
NEW YEARS SCHEDULE – Tuesday, January 1, 2019:
Service normally provided on Monday will be on regular schedule, Wednesday will shift to Thursday and Thursday will shift to Friday

​AUTHORIZED WASTE HAULER: REPUBLIC SERVICES     

All Customer Service Calls: 972-304-3555 or 817-332-7301

  • If your trash, recycling or yard waste was set out for collection by 7 am and was not collected by the end of the day, contact Republic Services at 972-304-3555 or 817-332-7301 to report the missed pick-up.  
  • A collection will be scheduled for no later than the next business day. 

TRASH SERVICE

  • TRASH and BULK collection days are every Monday and Thursday.
  • Trash should be placed in trash bags or trash cans with lids and placed at the end of your driveway prior to 7 am.
  • Residential customers are allowed a maximum 10 bags of solid waste per service day. Each bag should not  weigh more than 40-pounds.
  • Bulk waste is materials not easily contained in a trash bag such as, but not limited to, swing sets, furniture, oversized acceptable solid waste and brush too large to be cut and packaged per yard trimming guidelines.
  • Bulk Waste is not to exceed 2 cubic yards per collection.
  • Commercial trash will be serviced by dumpsters when the establishment generates more than 10 bags per week.​
​​Fence Disposal
  • Fence panels must be cut in sections less than 4 ft long.  
  • Individual panels must be cut in length less than 4 Ft long, bundled and tied with cotton or jute string.
  • Bundles must weigh less than 40 pounds.
  • Concrete is not accepted by the truck, but may be taken to the landfill free of charge.
  • Fencing will be colleced on Monday and Thursday.​​

RECYCLING SERVICE

  • Recycling collection day is every Wednesday.
  • Place your Republic Services issued cart at the end of your driveway prior to 7:00 AM
  • Commercial recycling may be serviced by any reputable recycling company.

Acceptable recyclables include:

  • Plastics #1-7 and plastic bags.
  • Paper - All paper, including magazines, cardboard, phonebooks, waxed milk and juice cartons. No wet paper or paper that has touched food.
  • Aluminum and Other Metal - Cans, foil, aerosol cans, scrap metal weighing 50 pounds or less
  • Glass - Any glass bottles or containers, with or without lids.  Excludes window glass, porcelain, china or ceramics.

YARD TRIMMINGS RECYCLING

  • Yard trimmings are collected on Wednesdays.
  • Place your yard trimmings in lawn and leaf bags (paper bags) or an open trash can. Do not put trash or recyclables in with your yard trimmings.
  • Place at the end of your driveway by 7 am on Wednesdays.
  • Bundle brush and tree trimmings in bundles less than 4 ft long and tie the bundles with cotton or jute string. 
  • Bundles or containers must weigh less than 40 pounds.
  • Unflocked Christmas trees will be picked up after decorations have been removed.

PLASTIC BAGS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED for yard trimmings. Other materials not accepted include dirt, poisonous plants, rocks or concrete.

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LANDFILL USE 

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Coppell residents have access to Camelot Landfill, 580 Huffines Blvd., in Lewisville. Call Camelot at 972-492-3888 for hours of operation. Residents are allowed to dump one-ton of waste per month at the Camelot Landfill, free of charge. ​​Each Coppell household, who is a water customer, can gain access to Camelot Landfill by presenting upon arrival the most current paper copy of your water bill and photo identification with a matching address. eBilling customers will be required upon arrival to show a paper copy of the most current water bill and photo identification with a matching address. ​Customers who have signed up for eBilling, can access a copy of their bill by visiting coppelltx.gov​, clicking on the H2Online icon and printing the most current copy.  Click on the map above for directions to Camelot Landfill.

ROLL-OFF PERMITS

​Roll-off containers placed on residential property require a permit from the Environmental Health Department.  Although there is no charge for the permit, the permit allows a roll-off to be placed on residential property for 30 days.  Roll -off Permits may be obtained through the City of Coppell Environmental Health Division located at 265 E Parkway Blvd., Monday-Friday 7am-4pm.  Or you may complete the permit application​​ and email it or fax to 972-462-5123, Attn: Environmental Health Dept.  Please call Republic Services at 972-304-3555 or 817-332-7301 to set up service for a Roll-off container.

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Coppell Newsletter

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​​​​​​​​​​​​ Print copies of Coppell News, the city's monthly newsletter, are distributed to residents with their monthly water bills and can also be found at most City buildings. 

2018

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2017

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2016

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June 5, 2015, 11:34 am
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​​​​Coppell offers residents an excellent quality of life through everything from the superb park system, to well maintained streets and thoroughfares, to the Coppell Community Gardens, and the public library.  Here you can find quick links to a variety of residential services.

Utilities and Services
  • Water Utilities  - Utility Operations Division can turn your water meter off in order for you to make repairs on your private water line
  • H2Online - Sign up for water and trash​ services
  • Oncor - Report a streetlight issue
  • Trash and Recycling - The City holds a contract with Republic Services for waste removal. Learn more about this service.  Missed pick up?  Customer Service Calls: 972-304-3555 or 817-332-7301
  • Household Hazardous Waste - The City holds a contract with Republic Services for household hazardous waste removal. For assistance, call 817-953-7214.​
Franchise Utility Providers who offer service to Coppell residents and businesses have infrastructure located throughout town in various rights of way and easements. The only obligation franchise utility providers have to the City regarding working on their infrastructure is to pull a permit grantin​g 45 days notice.
Please contact your provider directly for billing and service related issues. This list is fluid and providers may or may not serve all Coppell households.

Your Home
Alarm Permits  - A permit is required for each alarm site and each type of alarm system in residential dwellings and in businesses.  Permits must be obtained within 30 days of installation and renewed annually.
Building Permits - Permits for accessory buildings, fences and more.
Code Compliance  - This Division plays a major role in sustaining the integrity of the community while making Coppell a better place to live, work, and play.
 
Community
Coppell Connection City Volunteer Opportunities - The City of Coppell recognizes and welcomes the extraordinary value that volunteers bring to the public stewardship, citizen engagement, and expanded resources of our programs, projects, events, and activities.  
Social Services -  Through non-profit organizations, the City offers residents access to a variety of social services .
 
Neighborhood Safety
Solicitor Permits - Who is knocking at your door?  The City of Coppell requires some  solicitors and handbill distributors to obtain permits before entering neighborhoods.  
Citizen Observer - Submit anonymous tips.
RAIDS Online - The Coppell Police Department uses RAIDS Online to help you get a better idea of the crime activity in your area.
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Emergency Services
Police
Fire
Dial 9-1-1 in a life-threatening emergency
 
Emergency and Non-Emergency Communications -  How We Communicate
Communication before, during and after a crisis is critical. Stay prepared and informed by signing up for at least two of the communication methods below to ensure you receive important messages that could affect your family, home or daily routine. While you may receive the same message twice, you will be assured to receive at least one.
  • Emergency Notifications - Register online to receive emergency notifications from the city, including phone calls, SMS text messages and emails. A primary phone number MUST be added to register. Please add a phone number capable of receiving text messages and an email address for less invasive contact.  This system is not fast enough to send messages about severe weather WARNINGS.  Please tune to local radio/TV stations for the latest weather warnings. 
  • Coppell e-News - Don't miss a thing! Sign up to receive our weekly email newsletter for information about city events, meetings, and items of interest. 
  • Facebook - CityOfCoppell
  • Twitter -  @CityOfCoppell
  • Instagram - @CityofCoppellTX
  • Visit our Social Media Center for a list of all City of Coppell Social Media Pages. 
Fitness and Fun
Parks, Pavilions and Trails - Coppell prides itself in the  beautiful parks and miles of trails.
The CORE - Workout, play games, swim at The CORE of fitness and fun.
Wagon Wheel Tennis Center - Tennis anyone?
Coppell Public Library - Fantastic collection and plenty of online opportunities to help you learn, grow and have fun!
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West-Nile-Virus---Mosquito-Control0724-5051

June 15, 2015, 2:10 pm
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​FOR A CURRENT MOSQUITO CONTROL ACTIVITY MAP, CLICK HERE.

​WNV ​Ground Spraying: July 30th & 31st:
​​The Environmental Health Department received notification that confirmed the presence of West Nile Virus (WNV) in mosquito traps located in the 1100 block of E. Bethel School Rd. DCHHS will conduct targeted spraying on Route 1 on Monday, July 30th, and Tuesday, July 31st between the hours of 9:00pm and 5:00 am. Should weather conditions not be conducive for spraying, trucks will spray the next available evenings.

MAP ROUTE 1

The Coppell Environmental Health Department staff conducts mosquito control activities year-round but increases those efforts from April through October, the most active mosquito season in North Texas.The Health Department works along with the Texas Department of State Health Services, Dallas County Health and Human Services Department and area health departments to conduct surveillance and testing of the mosquito population for diseases including West Nile virus. The Environmental Health Department will continue to protect the health and well-being of  residents through surveillance, control, education, research, and technology to prevent and control mosquito-borne diseases.

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Spraying For Mosquitoes

During the mosquito trapping season, the Environmental Health Department receives notification on Monday around Noon regarding the presence of West Nile Virus (WNV) in mosquito traps. Effective Monday, August 7, 2017, spraying will be conducted on Monday and Tuesday between the hours of 9 pm and 5 am in areas where mosquitoes have tested positive for WNV. As a precaution, when spraying takes place in your neighborhood residents are recommended to stay indoors. The purpose of spraying is to reduce the infected mosquito population, thus reducing the risk to residents and animals.

Frequently Asked Questions

About Mosquito Trapping​
Mosquito trapping begins in the spring, and continues until mosquito activity decreases, typically early fall.  The trapped mosquitoes are sent to a laboratory where they are tested for the presence of West Nile Virus.  Spraying activity will begin when notification is received that there is a positive mosquito sample of West Nile Virus.

More Information Links:​

Mosquito Virus Comparison
Fight the Bite​
Dallas County West Nile Watch 
Center For Disease Control  Travel Notices
​​CDC Mosquito Bite Prevention - Not All Mosquitoes are the Same
American Mosquito Control Association

​How To Persona​lly ​Protect Yourself Against Mosquito Borne Illnesses​

Take every precaution to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes if at all possible.
Remember the 4 D’s: Defend, Dress, Dusk & Dawn, and Drain.
  • Defend yourself by applying insect repellant that contains DEET, Picaridin, Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus* or PMD. Use repellant all day, every day.
  • Dress in long sleeves and pants.
  • Stay indoors at dusk and d​awn.
  • Drain all stagnant water in your yard.
  • Additionally, you should p​rotect your home by using screens to keep mosquitoes outside. Use the air conditioning when possible.
Texas climate is always unpredictable and temperatures vary throughout the seasons.  As a result, mosquito season in Texas is year-round.  The Environmental Health Department's goal is to begin reducing mosquito populations as early in the season as possible. By eliminating containers, cleaning rain gutters, and maintaining swimming and ornamental pools you can stop the mosquito life cycle in its tracks. Click here to learn how to get rid of mosquitoes around your home.

 
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Boards---Commissions0825-1126

June 3, 2015, 9:12 am
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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Each summer the City of Coppell formally seeks volunteers to serve on a number of City Boards, Commissions and Committees.  Applications are accepted and are retained for one year in the event a resignation occurs. To participate, you must be a Coppell resident for at least one year and be a registered voter in the City of Coppell.
The deadline to register is August 31, 2018.

​​BOARD OR COMMITTEE​DATE OF INTERVIEW - Begins at 6:00 p.m.​YOUTH ADVISOR INTERVIEW - 7th-11th grade
​Park and Recreation Board​Thursday, October 4, 2018Monday, October 1, 2018 at ​5:30 p.m.
​Planning & Zoning Commission​Thursday, October 4, 2018​
​Economic Development Committee​Tuesday, October 16, 2018​
​Library Board​Tuesday, October 16, 2018​Monday, October 8, 2018 at 6:00 p.m.
​Board of AdjustmentWednesday, October 17, 2018​​
​Special Counsel​Wednesday, October 17, 2018​
​Coppell Recreation Development Corporation​Thursday, October 18, 2018​​

Click here to complete the 2018 Boards and Commission Application​. Click here to view the 2018 Board Member Roster​.​

​​Animal Services Advisory & Appeals Board
The purpose and scope of the Animal Services Appeals Board is to hear an appeal from any citizen concerning the denial or revocation of their pet's registration for violation of the ordinances pertaining to Animal Services. This Board meets when called by the Chairperson, upon written request of one member of the Board, or when requested by City Council. For more information, please contact the Animal Services Manager/Staff Liaison at 972-304-3515.

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment was created for the purpose of interpreting or modifying zoning regulations in particular cases as circumstances may require in accordance with state law and local ordinances.  The board has the powers to subpoena witnesses hear appeals based on error, grant special exceptions and give variances. The Board also acts as the Building and Standards Commission and has quasi judicial authority related to substandard housing. The Building and Standards commission is charged with recommending Building Codes and amendments for adoption, and hearing appeals from code interpretations made by the Chief Building Official or Fire Marshal.  Any persons jointly or severally aggrieved by any decision of the commission may present a petition to a district court. For more information, contact Suzanne Arnold​, Chief Building Official/Staff Liaison at
972-304-3506.

Conduct Review Board

The board, which is comprised of citizens and elected officials, reviews investigation reports from the Special Counsel and makes final determinations with regard to whether or not a violation of the Code of Conduct has occurred and the penalties to be assessed if an individual is found in violation of the Code. For more information, please contact Mike Land, City Manager/Staff Liaison at 972-304-3618.

Coppell Recreation Development Corporation

The Coppell Recreation Development Corporation is a non-profit corporation incorporated pursuant to and governed by Local Government Code Chapter 505. The CRDC is charged with the responsibility of expending the proceeds of the ½-cent sales tax in accordance with Section 4B for the construction and development of numerous projects as defined by the voter approved proposition and by the City Council. For more information on activities of the Committee, contact Mike Land, City Manager/Staff Liaison at 972-​304-3618.

​​Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee is charged with the responsibility of promoting economic development and advising the City Council with regard to pertinent issues as they relate to providing a positive business environment. The Committee fosters economic growth through the recruitment of new businesses and the retention and expansion of existing businesses. The Committee meets the first Wednesday of the month at 6 pm. For more information on the activities of the Committee, please call Mindi Hurley, Director of Community Development/Staff Liaison, at 972-304-3677.​

​Library Board

The Library Board serves as an Advisory Board to the City Council.  The Board is responsible for making informed recommendations regarding library services and programs and for being a citizen interface to library staff.  The Library Board is comprised of seven (7) regular members, two (2) non-voting alternate ​members, and two (2) non-voting youth advisors.  Youth advisors are in the seventh through eleventh grade and provide a distinct and valuable youth-focus to the Board.  The Board meets the second Thursday of each month at 7 pm.  For more information, please contact Vicki Chiavetta, Library Director/Staff Liaison, 972-304-7030. View​​​ current board members.​​​

Parks and Recreation Board​​

The Parks and Recreation Board was created for the purpose of advising both the City Council and the Parks and Recreation Department regarding the planning and development of park and recreational facilities, regulations governing their use, and recommending an annual update to the Parks and Recreation Master Plan.   The Board meets on the first Monday of each month, at 6:30 pm.  Special sessions are held as needed.  The board is comprised of seven (7) regular voting members, two (2) alternate non-voting members and two (2) youth advis​​ors.  Youth advisors are in the seventh through eleventh grade and provide a distinct and valuable youth-focus to the Board. For further information please contact Brad Reid, Director of Parks and Recreation/Staff Liaison, at 972-462-5100.

​Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission's responsibility is to make recommendations to the City Council regarding land use issues, including zoning requests, subdivision plats, changes to the Zoning Ordinance, amendments to and updates of the Comprehensive Master Plan and other items included in the physical development of Coppell. The Commission meets  the third Thur​sday of the month at 6:30 p​m. For more information, please contact Marcie Diamond, Assistant Director of Community Development/Planning at 972-304-3676.  The Planning and Zoning Commission Agenda​ is posted 72 hours prior to the meeting. View current Commission members​​.

​Special Counsel
The Special Counsel is selected from a group of citizen attorneys who volunteer to assist in the initial investigation of any complaint(s) filed under the Code of Conduct Ordinance. For more information, please contact Mike Land, City Manager/Staff Liaison, at 972-304-3618.

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​​​​Food Safety and Restaurant Scores

The City of Coppell Food Program is responsible for protecting the public health by inspecting for food safety in restaurants, grocery stores, schools, daycares and other retail food establishments. A food establishment health permit is required for all businesses or organizations that provide perishable foods, whether prepackaged or non-prepackaged, to the public. Permanent establishments, as well as temporary events, are required to apply for a food permit, regardless of whether there is a charge for the food.


Texas Food Establishments Rules

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City of Coppell Food Ordinance Amendments​

Certified Food Protection Manager & Food Handler Requirements:
The City of Coppell requires at least one employee that has supervisory and management responsibility to be a Certified Food Protection Manager. Click here for more information on Certified Food Protection Manager recognized exams and testing agencies. 
 
ALL food employees, except for the certified food manager, shall successfully complete an accredited food handling training course. Click here for more information on Certified Food Protection Manager recognized exams and testing agencies. 

Cottage Food Operators: 
Home food preparation is not allowed in the State of Texas except foods that fall under the Texas Cottage Food Law. 

A cottage food production operation is defined as an individual, operating out of the individual’s home, who: 
  • Produces a baked good, candy, coated and uncoated nuts, unroasted nut butters, fruit butters, a canned jam or jelly, a fruit pie, dehydrated fruit or vegetables, including dried beans, popcorn and popcorn snacks, cereal, including granola, dry mix, vinegar, pickles, mustard, roasted coffee or dry tea, or a dried herb or dried herb mix. 
  • Has an annual gross income of $50,000 or less from the sale of the described foods; and
  • Sells the foods produced directly to consumers at the individual’s home, a farmers’ market, a farm stand, or a municipal, county, or nonprofit fair, festival or event.
  • Delivers products to the consumer at the point of sale or another location designated by the consumer.  
Click here​ for Cottage Food Production frequently asked questions.

Food Inspection Results:

Food establishment inspections are the primary tool for detecting procedures and practices that may be hazardous.  The restaurant scores are used as a tool by the City to place a value on compliance to the regulations, educate the operators, and thereby encourage corrective action.  It should not be assumed that the inspection results reflect how an establishment always operates. The City of Coppell uses a 100-point scoring system during each unannounced routine inspection.  A score below 70 may be grounds for the closing of the establishment. Every violation noted is debited using a weighted scale (1-5) based on severity. The frequency of inspections is based on each establishment's potential "risk." The "risk" is based on type of food preparation, volume of customers and previous inspection scores. Unannounced scoring inspections are conducted from two to four times per year based on the calculated "risk" of the establishment.
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Click here to view the latest Food Inspection Results >>>  ​​​​​
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​Coppell, TX 75019
​972-304-7077​
​​Monday - Thursday: 5 AM to 10 PM
Friday: 5 AM to 8 PM
​Saturday: 7 AM to 6 PM
Sunday: 1 PM to 6 PM​


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​​Fitness Center​​

​Aquatics​​

​Sunshine Room

​Rentals​​​

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The CORE will be open regularly scheduled hours this summer 

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Summer 2​018

(June - August 2018)

Summer 2018
Camp Guide​​

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FEATURING: 

  • 3,300 square-foot fitness room, complete with state-of-the-art cardiovascular and strength-training equipment
  • Indoor and outdoor pools, including play areas, slides, and lap lanes
  • Gymnasium
  • Studio space​
  • Indoor track
  • Classroom space ​

 
PASS OPTIONS
Annual, 3-Month, Youth, and Day Passes include the use of swimming pools, gym, fitness center, and group exercise classes.   Proof of current address must be provided at time of purchase.  Dual family households with a senior must pay the regular family rate.  See Pricing and Information link below for detailed information. Family passes also include entry to the Sunshine Room. 
 Pricing and Information​​

 

 

FITNESS

Group Exercise classes, Virtual Exercise classes, free-weights, machine-weights, cardio machines, indoor track, and an outdoor circuit area are available for use by individuals 13 years and older. Users aged 13 - 15 must have a parent-signed waiver and complete an orientation.  

 
 Personal Training Information​                   Personal Training Request Form​​  *
               *​You can submit this form by printing and bringing it with you to The CORE or via email to JWinters@coppelltx.gov​
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GYMNASIUM

The gymnasium is available for drop-in basketball.  Organized practices are permitted by reservation only.  Basketballs may be checked out at the front desk.  The gym is also available for open volleyball and badminton play, during certain hours. 
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​​AQUATICS

Indoor pools are open year-round.  The outdoor pool area is open during the summer season, from Memorial Day Weekend (May 27) to Labor Day (September 4), when school is out.   ​ 
​Pool schedules are subject to change without notice:          Now Offering Sensory Swim - Summer 2018!!
​Summer 2018 - Indoor Pool Schedule​Click here for more details!
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​​Indoor Pool (Year Round)
Mon​​day - Thursday: 5 AM - 9 PM
Friday: 5 AM - 8 PM
Saturday: 8 AM - 6 PM
Sunday: 1 PM - 6 PM
​Outdoor Pool (Memorial - Labor Day)
Mon​​day - Thursday: 10 AM - 8 PM
Friday: 1 PM - 8 PM
Saturday: 10 AM - 6 PM
Sunday: 1 PM - 6 PM​


The CORE offers Learn to Swim Lessons year round for ages 3 - 14. For a listing of classes offered, please check out our Activity Guide above, call, or visit the facility in person.  There are Learn to Swim Scholarships available to those who qualify (limited quantaties available).  Click here for more information and to view the application.  For questions, please call the Aquatics office at 972-304-7037.
 
 
This summer The CORE's Snack Shack is CASHLESS!  For deatils on how to purchase CORE CASH to use at the snack shack, click here!
 

 
​​​​​​​​​RENTALS AND PARTIES​
The pools, gymnasium, and multi-purpose rooms are available for rental (Times and rates vary). For additional information, please call the facility at 972-304-7077 or visit the Front Desk staff.  

 
To request a rental, please complete a RENTAL REQUEST FORM​ and submit it via email to CORE@coppelltx.gov or in-person.  By submitting a rental request form, you are not guaranteed​ availability and/or approval. 
 
The CORE also offers summer outdoor party rentals.  Please complete the OUTDOOR RENTAL REQUEST FORM and submit via email to CORE@Coppelltx.gov. By submitting a request form, you are not guaranteed availability and/or approval. 

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Parties
The CORE offers different options for hosting birthday parties including room and tent rentals depending on the season, sports team parties, or other celebrations.  Please complete and submit a rental request form (links above). ​​​​
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SUNSHINE Room 

The Sunshine Room is available for the children of pass users. Family Pass Holders include free entry to the Sunshine Room. Additional Pas​ses can be purchased at the front desk.  Due to our staff-to-child ratio, space is limited; reservations are recommended.  Please see our Sunshine Room brochure​ for more information. Call 972-304-7039 for availability and reservations.

 

 

REGISTRATION

Program registration can be done in-person at the Front Desk or online at www.coppellactivities.com.  Create an account today!​

 

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Library Volunteers

​Cozby Library's Volunteer Program creates opportunities for individuals to perform a valuable service for the community. The Program encourages area residents to become familiar with their library and the services being offered and supplements the efforts of library staff. To find available opportunities and more details, visit Coppell Connections. 

Friends of the Cozby Library and Community Commons

The Friends of the Coppell Public Library actively promote library programs and increase library resources through a variety of activities. Friends also volunteer to help out at local community events and library programs. The Friends have a vision to build a community of library advocates in order to enhance the Cozby​ Library experience. It is their mission to enhance the library experience by creating public awareness, fostering community spirit, and bringing new programs to the library. Want to join the Friends? Visit coppellfriends.org to learn more and to join the Friends of the Coppell Public Library!​

Volunteens​​

​If you have ever been in the library during the summer, you know how busy it is! Since we are so busy, we rely on the help of our "volunteens". Applications are not being accepted at this time. Check back in the Spring of 2019 for opportunities. Call 972-304-3655 for any questions.

The League of Extraordinary Teens​

This is a unique way to earn service hours and give back to your community. Coppell Residents in grades 9th - 12th are invited to apply for The League of Extraordinary Teens. This group will help plan select library programs throughout the academic school year. ​Applications will be available online only starting August 1. Applications will be accepted through September 10. Click here to apply. ​

Local Organizations

Click here​​ for a list of local organizations that offer service hours to teens. The list is updated each spring. You may also stop by the Front Desk for a list.

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Coppell, TX 75019
​972-462-5136​
​Monday and Wednesday: 9 am to 8 pm 
Tue​sday and Thursday: 9 am to 6 pm
​Friday: 9 am to 5 pm 
Saturday: 9 am to 1 pm​

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​WHERE YOU'LL FIND FUN, TRAVEL, & ADVENTURE!

The Coppell Senior and Community Center is a recreation center for those 50 years of age or older, and is operated by the Parks and Recreation Department. Visiting the Senior Center is a wonderful way to meet new friends, and enjoy a wide variety of programs, social events, and drop-in activities. Programs are designed to meet the needs of Seniors and the community by promoting healthy aging, and are either absolutely free or have a minimal cost assigned to them.


Events & Activities

 

Want to make an impact in your community? The Coppell Senior and Community Center offers a variety of ways to give back! The Knit Wits and Material Girls use their talents in sewing, knitting and fiber arts to create items for those in needs. Since 2015, donations of handmade baby items, dog beds, toiletry bags have topped over 35,000 and have benefitted newborns in need, local county hospitals, animal shelters, and rehabilitation centers. The Knit Wits meet on Tuesdays at 1:00PM and the Material Girls meet at Thursdays at 1:00PM. Join us for fun! ​​

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Summer (June - August)
​We offer progressive programs in the area of Education, Excursions, Health, Fitness, Aquatics, Special Events, Drop-In Activities, and Arts & Crafts.  For more information on our activities, click on our Golden Oldies Brochure below. Stop by for a tour. You're always welcom​e!

Facility Amenities:

  • Fitness Room 
  • Activity Room​
  • Arts & Crafts Room
  • Commercial Kitchen
  • Multi-Purpose Room
  • Game Room
  • Veranda
  • Outside Trails

​​MEMBERSHIP

Annual Membership and Day Passes include the use of the fitness center, game room, free activities and group exercise classes. Please complete our memberships form​ and bring to the Coppell Senior and Community Center. ​

​Membership Fees​
​Coppell Residents​​​$10 per year (from date issued)
​Non-Residents​$20 per year (from date issued)
​Daily Pass (Residents and Non-Residents)​$1 per day​​
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Facility Rentals​

The Senior and Community Center offers after-hours rentals for community gatherings and meetings at the facility. For more information about a rental or to secure a booking, please call the Rental Coordinator at 972-462-5143.
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​Available Rental Times​
​Tuesday - Thursday​7 pm - 9:30 pm
​Friday​6 pm - Midnight
​Saturday​12 pm - Midnight
​Sunday​1 pm - 8 pm

Rental Documents


COPPELL SENIOR CENTER ADVISORY COMMITTEE 

The Coppell Senior Advisory Committee provides a forum for seniors to make suggestions or recommendations that will improve the Coppell Senior and Community Center. The Senior Advisory Committee meets the 4th Tuesday of each month at 10 am. Coppell Senior Center Advisory Committee Bylaws



 
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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 under the stars! Bring your blanket or chairs and grab a bite to eat from local food trucks​. Complimentary popcorn will be available courtesy of Coppell Parks and Recreation!

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EGGSTRAVAGANZA

Saturday, ​March 31, 10 am - 12 pm 

Andrew B​​rown 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 10:30A​​M 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! 
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ECOCOPPELL EARTHFEST

Saturday, April 14, 9 am - 12 pm 

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

Celebrate EarthFest at the Farmers Market! ​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. ​
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PARTY ON THE LAWN: OLD TOWN ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

Friday, May 4, 6:30 - 9 pm - LIVE5

The Square at Old Town, 768 W. Main Street

Celebrate Old Town's 4th anniversary in style! Grab something to eat from a food truck 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​

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​SUMMER SPLASH BASH

Friday, June 1, 4 - 7 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! Kids, teens, and families can spend the afternoon speeding down water slides, playing in the pool and enjoying paddle boats. 

​​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 with fun for the whole family! 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 frie​​nds and family can enter a patriotic float, decorate a vehicle or bicycles, or walk in the parade. Fill out an application here​.

​MOVIE IN THE PARK
Friday, July 27, 8 pm - The LEGO Ninjago Movie

Andrew Brown Park East, 260 E. Parkway Blvd.

Gather your blankets and chairs and come out to the park for free showing of The LEGO Ninjago Movie! Free popcorn provided by Coppell Parks and Recreation and food trucks will be offering tasty treats.


Fall 2018 SPECIAL EVENTS

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F​​ALL MUSIC SERIES​​

Saturday,​September 8, 7 - 9 pm - LIVE5

Saturday,​September 15, 7 - 9 pm - The Bodarks String Band

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

Enjoy a night of music in Old Town under the stars! Bring your blanket or chairs and grab a bite to eat from local food trucks​. 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.
KAL​EIDOSCOPE: 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​.

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Saturday, December 1, 6:30 pm

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 parks@coppelltx.gov​


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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Coppell, Texas 75019​​

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

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TAKE A LOOK AROUND THE TENNIS CENTER!​

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​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​​​​​

Weather-Related Closures​

If inclement weather is in the forecast, please call the Tennis Center Pro Shop at 972-393-5687 prior to visiting the Tennis Center for court closures and other information. Tennis Center courts, classes and pro shop may be closed if one of the following weather conditions is present:

  • Rain that saturates courts.
  • Lightning in the area.
  • Cold temperatures or wind chills that are 32 degrees Fahrenheit or below.
  • ​Hot temperatures or a heat index of 110 degrees Fahrenheit or above.

​​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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​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.

accessible play

​Wagon Wheel Tennis Center wants to ensure that everyone gets a chance to enjoy Tennis! The Center offers events throughout the year for wheelchair players, and even maintains a demo sport wheelchair and all equipment for accessible and inclusive open play. International chair tournaments have been offered to over 360 visitors since 2015.


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Court-Appearance

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​​If you were issued a citation, your appearance date is printed above the signature line of the citation. If you were released on bond, your appearance date is set on the bond. If you request a continuance (read the specific section titled Continuances), the court will notify you of your new appearance date. You may appear in person in open court (Minors/Juveniles have a separate set of rules for their appearance). You also have the right to hire an attorney to represent you.

Your first appearance is to determine your plea. If you make your appearance by mail, the court must receive your plea before your scheduled appearance date. Before pleading guilty or no contest, read the section titled "Pleas." If you plead guilty or no contest, you waive a jury trial. If you waive a jury trial and plead guilty or nolo contendere (no contest), you may talk to the judge about extenuating circumstances that you want the judge to consider when setting your fine, but the judge is not required to reduce your fine. If you plead not guilty, the court will schedule a pre-trial hearing. You are entitled to a jury trial unless you waive that right. If you waive a trial by jury, the judge will hear your case. ​

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Pleas

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​​Under our American system of justice, all persons are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty. On a plea of Not Guilty, a trial is held. In all criminal trials, the State is required to prove the guilt of the defendant "beyond a reasonable doubt" of the offense charged in the complaint before a defendant can be found guilty by a judge or jury.

You are entitled to request evidence material to any matter involved in your case. Requests must be made at the Coppell Police Department before a guilty or no contest plea is entered or the fine is paid. Entering a guilty or no contest plea and payment of the fine waives your right to request evidence on your case.

Your decision concerning which plea to enter is very important. Please consider each plea carefully before making a decision. If you plead guilty or nolo contendere in open court, you should be prepared to pay the fine, costs and fees by cash, check, money order, or credit card.

1.  Plea of Guilty - You admit that the act is prohibited by law, that you committed the act charged, and that you have no defense for your act. Before entering your plea of guilty, however, you should understand the following:

  • The State has the burden of proving that you violated the law (you do not have to prove that you did not violate the law);
  • You have the right to hear the State's evidence and require the State to prove you violated the law; and
  • A plea of guilty may be used against you in a civil suit if there was a traffic accident (another party can say you were at fault or responsible for the accident if you plead guilty to the traffic charge).

2.  Plea of Nolo Contendere (no contest) - You do not contest the State's charge against you. You will almost certainly be found guilty, unless you are eligible and successfully complete a court ordered deferred disposition or a driver's safety course. Also, a plea of nolo contendere cannot be used against you in a subsequent civil suit for damages.

3.  Plea of Not Guilty - You deny guilt or you have a defense in your case, and the State must prove what it has charged against you. If you plead not guilty, you may or may not hire an attorney to represent you. You are entitled to a jury trial unless you waive that right. If you waive a trial by jury, the judge will hear your case. 

If you are not a citizen of the United States of America, a plea of guilty or nolo contendere for the offense charged may result in deportation, the exclusion from admission to this country, or the denial of naturalization under federal law. 

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Compliance-Dismissals

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​​Unless specifically noted, most violations are not eligible for dismissal by the court. Some violations, however, may be dismissed if specific corrective action is taken within a specified time and a required fee is paid.

Below is a list of common compliance dismissals:

  • Fail to Maintain Financial Responsibility (no insurance) - defendant must provide proof of valid liability insurance on the date and time of the offense, which will be verified. If found to be valid, the case will be dismissed. There is no fee for dismissal.
  • Expired Vehicle Registration less than 1 year— defendant must present a dated vehicle registration receipt showing the violation was corrected within 20 working days from the violation date and the registration late penalty fee was paid to the County Tax Assessor. There is a $20 dismissal fee.
  • Expired Driver’s License—defendant must present proof to the court that the driver’s license was renewed within 20 working days from the violation date. There is a $20 dismissal fee.
  • Failure to Display Driver’s License—defendant must present proof to the court of an appropriate and valid driver’s license issued in their name valid at the time of the offense. There is a $10 dismissal fee.
  • Failure to Report Address or Name Change on Driver’s License— defendant must present proof to the court that their address/name was corrected within 20 working days from the violation date. There is a $20 dismissal fee.
  • Violate Driver’s License Restriction— defendant must show that the Department of Public Safety (DPS) removed the restriction or endorsement before the defendant’s first court date. There is a $10 dismissal fee. ​

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Minor-Alcohol-and-Tobacco-Cases

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​​Minor (Under Age 21) Charged with Alcohol Violations

If you have an alcohol violation and you do not want a trial, you may plead no contest or guilty and be placed on Deferred Disposition (only for first offense). You will be required to do the following:

  1. Pay the state costs and a special expense fee;
  2. Complete an approved alcohol and/or drug awareness program; and
  3. Perform 8 to 40 hours of alcohol-related community service as a condition of Deferred Disposition; and
  4. Complete any additional requirements by the judge.

If you timely comply with the Deferred Disposition order, your case will be dismissed. 

IMPORTANT

Failure to comply may result in the denial or suspension of your driver's license for up to six months.

Minor (Under Age 18) Charged with Tobacco Violations

If you have a tobacco violation and you do not want a trial, you may plead no contest or guilty and the court will suspend execution of the judgment. You will be required to do the following:

  1. Pay the state costs on the date your plea is entered; and
  2. Complete an approved e-cigarette and tobacco awareness program within 90 days.

If you complete the course and timely submit a certificate of completion to the court, the judge will dismiss the case.

If you have a subsequent tobacco violation, and you do not want a trial, you will be required to repeat the process above; however, this time a conviction will be entered and a fine imposed. ​

IMPORTANT

Failure to comply may result in the denial or suspension of your driver's license for up to 180 days.

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