The Rowlett Municipal Court will re-open to public access and limited in-person hearings and trials beginning on Wednesday, June 10. The court will also continue to schedule virtual court appearances using online video conferencing. Additional Info...
Due to the uncertainty of the COVID-19 situation in Texas at the moment and how long it will affect large events, after much discussion and deliberation the City has made the difficult decision to cancel the Fireworks on Main July 4 celebration in 2020. Read on...
2020 theme is Imagine Your Story! This year, the Library may doing things a little differently, but there are still plenty of fun programs and prizes to foster and encourage a love of reading. Additional Info...
"Many citizens have been reaching out with concern for our community and to obtain an understanding of how we ensure all members of our diverse community feel safe and supported by law enforcement officials." Read on...
Using a phased approach, the City of Rowlett will reopen limited public access to certain facilities in accordance with Governor Abbott’s executive order and Report to Open Texas. Additional Info...
The $2 trillion Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act is designed to provide relief to the American people who suffer the public health and economic impacts of COVID-19. Read on...
Facts regarding the virus and how to prevent it, what to do in the event you or a family member become ill, and many other resources including the latest news concerning our community. Read on...
Drilling operations to facilitate Sapphire Bay sanitary sewer line construction on the Miller Road bridge will require stopping traffic in both directions for an extended period of time approximately twice daily when work is underway. Read on...
On May 14, 2020 the City of Rowlett amended and extended its Declaration of Local Disaster for Public Health Emergency to mirror any orders and directives put in place by Governor Greg Abbott. Additional Info...
With everyone at home, this means more time to work in the yard and more time to do some spring cleaning. This also means there are more piles and more “stuff” put out for FCC, which results in fuller trucks faster and more trips to the landfill. Read on...
Water customers (YOU!) have the ability to access your water consumption online. In fact, the system reads every hour so you can get real-time usage information, allowing you to spot and repair potential leaks before they result in a higher bill! Additional Info...
Mosquito season is upon us! Do your part to control them - 2 FREE dunks are available while supplies last to Rowlett residents with a current utility bill or ID. Call 972-412-6125 for pick up at Community Development, 5702 Rowlett Rd., Mon- Fri 8a – 4p. Additional Info...
To facilitate the installation of a Sapphire Bay sanitary sewer line, various lane closures will occur in several locations on Miller Road through August (weather permitting). Read on...
Attention Rowlett teens - are you looking for ways to give back to the community? If so, we have a spot for you: the Rowlett Youth Advisory Council (RYAC) is now accepting applications! Deadline to apply has been extended to June 30. Read on...
On Tuesday, February 4, the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities welcomed the City of Rowlett as their 431st member, and the first new member for 2020. Read on...
Check out the Community Dashboard to stay up to date on the City of Rowlett’s Strategic Plan. The dashboard illustrates important key results and highlights the accomplishments City staff is making to help Rowlett become The Place to Live, Work, and Play. Read on...
Our Texas Smart Yard Award recognizes Rowlett residents whose yards are in harmony with native flora, soil, and topography. Residents who use these smart practices save on electricity, water, and sewer costs - and support our local ecosystems! Additional Info...
