Double Oak Town Hall

01/22/2025

The Kings Road project has been rescheduled due to cold weather conditions but will now begin January 27th, 2025.

For more information please visit the link below.

Town of Double Oak's weekly summary of town events, activities, service and utility information.

11/22/2024

The Town of Double Oak's 2024 Drainage Study page is now available. It contains our workshop videos, maps, documents and links related to the study.

Drainage Study Workshop VideosQuadrant I - October 24, 2024 - 7:00 pmQuadrant II - October 29, 2024 - 7:00 pmQuadrant III - November 14, 2024 - 7:00 pmQuadrant IV - November 7, 2024 - 7:00 pmImportant LinksDouble Oak Drainage OrdinancesDouble Oak Stormwater Information PageDouble Oak Stormwater Repo

10/21/2024

Drainage Workshop flyers are going to be distributed today and in the days ahead. You may see Public Services Coordinator Randall Anglin, Mayor Johnson and other volunteers driving around town and walking door to door distributing drainage workshop informational flyers to your front doors.

For more information please visit the attached link for a copy of the flyer and the workshop for your address.

Drainage Study FlyersDrainage Workshop flyers are going to be distributed today and in the days ahead.

10/04/2024

Dear Cross Timbers Water Supply Corporation Members:

The leak at Copper Canyon Rd on the water main that is feeding the 407 Tower has been repaired and we will be moving back into Stage 2.

We greatly appreciate your cooperation in helping us maintain water service for everyone.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the office at 940-584-0780.

You can find your Stage 2 Demand Management watering schedule posted on our website at www.crosstimberswater.com.

Chad Wolf
General Manager
Cross Timbers Water Supply Corporation

Stage 2 Water Demand Plan

10/03/2024

Dear Cross Timbers Water Supply Corporation Members,

Stage 4 Water Demand Plan

We will be moving into Stage 4 immediately due to the break at Copper Canyon Rd on the water main that is feeding the 407 Tower. The contractors are continuing to assist us in getting repairs completed as soon as possible.

As of this afternoon, the leak severity has been upgraded, thus we need everyone to turn off their sprinkler irrigation with the exception of members using a private well to irrigate.

All members will move to the Stage 4 watering schedule of our water demand management program. The repairs should be completed soon and once they are, we will send out a notice once the system is back up to full capacity.

We appreciate your cooperation in helping us maintain water service for everyone. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the office at 940-584-0780.

You can find your Stage 4 Demand Management watering schedule posted on our website at www.crosstimberswater.com.

Chad Wolf
General Manager
Cross Timbers Water Supply Corporation

Stage 4 Water Demand Plan

10/02/2024

Subject: Activation of Stage 3 Water Demand Plan

We are immediately implementing Stage 3 of our Water Demand Plan due to a water main break on the 16-inch main at Copper Canyon Rd, which supplies the 407 tower. Our contractors are actively working to complete repairs as quickly as possible.

The severity of the leak has increased as of this morning. We kindly ask all members to turn off their sprinkler irrigation at this time and adhere to your Stage 3 watering zones during this time. We expect repairs to be finished soon and will notify you once the system is back to full capacity.

Thank you for your cooperation in helping us maintain water service for everyone. If you have any questions, please contact our office at 940-584-0780.

You can view the Stage 3 demand management watering schedule on our website at:

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10/01/2024

For National Night Out on October 1, 2024, a portion of Waketon Road will be closed to through traffic from 5:00 pm to 7:45 pm. Waketon Road will be closed in the 300 Block directly in front of Town Hall to the corner of Kings Road/Cross Timbers Drive. please find alternate routes. Those driving west on Waketon Road can use Meadowknoll Drive to Valley View Trail or Bridlewood Blvd. to Eagle Pkwy. Those attending the event please utilize the Downing Middle School parking lot.

Waketon Road Closure on October 1, 2024 for National Night Out

08/04/2024

The celebration and recognition of Chief Ruben Rivas' tenure as police chief of Double Oak will be held at the Double Oak Town Hall on Monday, August 5th, from 6 pm to 7 pm, just before the Town Council Meeting. The Double Oak Women's Club will provide a cake and refreshments during the event. Please join us all in showing our appreciation to Chief Rivas.

The celebration and recognition of Chief Ruben Rivas' tenure as police chief of Double Oak.

04/30/2024

Shiloh Road Construction – April 29th through May 29th

The town of Double Oak, our community, was notified yesterday 4/30 of the Shiloh Road construction. If you, as a regular traveler on this route, could kindly take note of the following, it would greatly contribute to the smooth ex*****on of this project.

Beginning April 29th, Reynold’s Asphalt Company will begin the reconstruction of Shiloh Road between Cross Timbers Road (FM 1171) and Kings Road.

The southbound lane will close first and be detoured onto Kings Road, which will lead back to Cross Timbers Road. The northbound lane of Shiloh will be one-way heading north. Upon completion, the southbound lane will be opened, and the northbound lane will be closed. Lusk Lane will be the detour route for northbound Shiloh Road.

Weather permitting, the work is expected to be completed by May 29th, 2024.

01/17/2024

Just letting our citizens know this is happening today. No need to call 911, this is for the kiddos to enjoy.

12/27/2023

The Christmas Tree dumpster has arrived at Double Oak Town Hall for Double Oak residents only to use for disposal of Live Christmas Trees that have been stripped of decorations only please!

Check out Republic Services’ handy guide to disposing of holiday decorations and information below.

Real Christmas Trees
As long as tinsel, ornaments, and lights are removed first, your real Christmas tree doesn’t have to go to the landfill, but it does require special care to be turned into mulch or compost. Check RepublicServices.com for more information about Christmas tree pickups or drop-off locations (like Double Oak Town Hall while available for residents).

Artificial Christmas Trees
The main benefit of an artificial tree is that it lasts for many years and is a mess-free alternative to a real tree. However, if your tree is on its last legs, don’t throw it in the recycling bin! We recommend donating it or repurposing it into a DIY wreath or decorative arrangement first. Artificial trees are usually made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), which is not recyclable.

Holiday Lights
String lights should never be recycled. They can spool around the equipment at recycling facilities and cause a lot of damage. If you can’t reuse them next year, it’s better to throw them out.

Tinsel & Ornaments
Tinsel and ornaments are not recyclable either. If you can’t donate or repurpose them, toss them in the garbage.

Please do not leave anything on the ground.

The Christmas Tree dumpster has arrived at Double Oak Town Hall for Double Oak residents only to use for disposal of Liv