Loose brush and tree limbs are picked up twice a year, on the first week of April and October. The next pick-up will begin the week of October 4, 2021. It takes several days for the trucks to canvass the entire city Read on...
The City of Saginaw is bringing back the Local Business Forum on October 14 from 8:00 AM to 9:15 AM at the Recreation Center. Aaron Farmer, President of The Retail Coach, will speak about the local economy. Read on...
On Tuesday, August 3, 2021 at 6:00 p.m. the Saginaw City Council will hold a Public Hearing concerning the Proposed City Budget for the 2021-2022 fiscal year. Read on...
Inside Saginaw is a monthly publication produced by the City of Saginaw for the residents, business owners and visitors of our great community. Inside each issue contains important information about upcoming activities, programs and announcements that... Read on...
The City of Saginaw has been recognized by the National Weather Service as a StormReady Community. Congratulations to Saginaw Emergency Management Coordinator Joe Laster and the Saginaw Fire Department for all their hard work. Read on...
Pardon our dust! There are a number of major construction projects taking place in and around Saginaw. To keep you informed, we are connecting you to information about projects that either might interest you or that might affect your day. Click here for more detailed information.
The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) is presented by the Saginaw Fire Department. CERT classes begin July 8th and meet every Thursday for 12-weeks. The CERT Course provides structured lessons to community members to become better prepared for... Read on...
Each year, our drinking water is tested by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). We just received our 2020 report and have made it available for the public to view. Click here for more detailed information.
The Saginaw City Council evaluated the recommendations from the Citizen’s Bond Committee and has called a bond election for voter approval of funds to improve Streets, Parks, a New library and a New Senior Citizen Center. ALL Bond Propositions Passed. Click here for more detailed information.
If you own a business or commercial property in the City of Saginaw and are interested in financial assistance for improvements to your building, landscaping, parking area, lighting, or more, then the Building Improvement Grant Program is for you..... Read on...
Shout out about your best restaurant or local business experience in Saginaw TX! Let's keep our local Saginaw restaurants and businesses thriving. The City of Saginaw challenges you to write a positive review about a local business or restaurant...... Read on...
Residents can purchase bricks that can be engraved with an armed services veteran’s name. The cost to purchase a brick with a veteran’s name of their choice is only $25. The red/burgundy brick pavers are 4" x 8". For more information... Read on...
NEW Saginaw Fire Station Presentation
At last night’s Saginaw City Council meeting, BRW Architects and Steele & Freeman presented to the City Council a presentation of the schematic design for the new fire station. Click here for more detailed information.
The City of Saginaw partners with Tarrant County Transportation Service to provide a ride program with a one-way trip fare of $2.50 for Saginaw residents over the age of 65 as well as residents with disabilities. The program... Click here for more detailed information.
As Saginaw continues to meet the needs of a growing population, we are looking for service-minded people across all disciplines to rise to the occasion and join us! Click here for more detailed information.
"Shop Saginaw First" is designed to encourage customers/residents to purchase products and services locally. Shopping and dining in Saginaw, makes "cents" for all who live here! Read on...
Our goal is to improve customer service and to allow us to contact you in case of an emergency (water leak). Many customers have had a City of Saginaw water/utility account for years and it's likely that your information hasn't been updated for some time. Click here for more detailed information.
