city of amarillo

Woah it's crazy to think and to see how much trash we accumulate. Walk down any alley in Amarillo or drive down any street on trash day. You know what I am talking about. Now imagine a lot of that trash blowing on the streets of Amarillo.

If you're looking for work, or a career change, the City of Amarillo might be exactly what you're looking for.

There are times that you see something in Amarillo. Sometimes it is something in your own back yard so to speak. You want to notify someone. The problem is you don't know who to call. You don't want to be on this endless "please hold" while they transfer you to someone else.

If you are still looking for that perfect job. They are out there. It's just something you need to research and apply. In fact, the City of Amarillo is looking for you. They are making it easy for you to connect with them.

Here's a chance for the kids to get creative and win some cool stuff!

Has the City has already started work on some of the projects for this year's Summer Street Maintenance Program?

Amarillo Parks and Recreation recently announced the return of public activities at the zoo.

City of Amarillo services resume normal operations Monday February 22.

This state of disaster will continue, “until further order of the Commissioners Court or until Governor Greg Abbott vacates, rescinds, or cancels the current state-wide declaration of disaster”.

Nelson said, “As Mayor, I will continue to make COVID 19 our top priority, she also said she is focusing on other areas of improvement for the city as well, including a proposal for city-wide high-speed internet.

I don't know how many times I heard that Covid would be over as soon as November 4th. I thought that was ridiculous from the first time I heard it. I still do. Guess what? November 4th was yesterday and as far as I can tell Covid is still a thing. Am I right?

Well here’s some good news for Amarillo College students. Free rides on the City of Amarillo’s transit system are being extended until 2023.