City of Azle - Government

🎉 Tonight is National Night Out, and this year we’re gathering at The FeedLot! Join us from 5-7pm to meet the people behind your City departments and learn more about what they do for our community. Food trucks will have snacks available for purchase, so bring the family and come say hello!

National Night Out!
📍225 Church Street
Hope to see you there!

You don’t have to run for office to have a role in shaping Azle’s future!

Serving on a City board or commission is an opportunity to share your experience, bring a different perspective to the table and help guide decisions involving parks, planning and development, public safety, the library, community events and more.

Applications are accepted year-round and kept on file for consideration as appointments and reappointments arise. Qualifications and meeting schedules vary by board. Click the link for the Boards & Commissions Guide within the application for more information.

Learn more and apply: https://cityofazle-community-opportunity.app.transform.civicplus.com/forms/34371

🌳 Green Ribbon Landscape Improvements Begin October 5

Work on a landscape improvement project at HWY 199 / Boyd Road will begin Monday, October 5, and is expected to last 8 weeks. Expect alternating lane closures throughout the duration of the project.

The improvements are made possible by a $500,000 TxDOT Green Ribbon Grant secured by City staff.

Please plan ahead, allow extra travel time, follow posted traffic signs and use caution around crews. 🚧

Be weather aware!

Wells Burnett Road Closure: Atmos Energy Project

Wells Burnett Road will be closed at Alameda Road and Hanger Cut-Off for an Atmos Energy project beginning Monday, October 5, with completion expected Friday, November 6.

The road will be closed daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Please follow posted road signs and use caution in the area.

The spillway will be closed Monday, October 5, and Hangar Cutoff will be closed Tuesday, October 6, and Wednesday, October 7, while crews finish work at the intersections.

Crews will be working along the entire section of road and will reopen each portion as soon as the work allows. Please follow posted detours and use caution in the work area.

Wells-Burnett Road will reopen tomorrow, September 24. Construction is still underway, so please use caution when traveling through the area.

The spillway is expected to close again on Monday, October 5, for one day. We’ll share updates as we receive more information.

🗳️ Need to register to vote or update your information?

Anyone in the community who needs help registering to vote or making changes to their current voter registration, here is your chance.

📅 Tuesday, September 22
⏰ 10:00 AM–1:00 PM
📍 Azle Senior Activity Center | 601 Southeast Parkway

UPDATE 12:45: The work has been completed and Thomas Road is fully accessible.

Passthrough access on Thomas Road will be temporarily closed while crews complete necessary water main work. The closure is expected to last approximately 3 to 4 hours.

A detour has been established around the closed portion of Thomas Road. Please follow posted signs and use caution in the area.

We will provide updates as they become available.

Please join us in welcoming JP Ducay as Assistant City Manager for the City of Azle!

JP brings nearly 15 years of experience in local government and community development. His public service career began at age 16 as a seasonal employee in a municipal Public Works department near his hometown in suburban Chicago. That summer job sparked a lasting interest in local government and helped shape his future career.

JP holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a Master of Public Administration from Eastern Illinois University. Since relocating to Texas in 2018, he has served in several development-focused roles across North Texas.

Most recently, JP served as Executive Director of Community Development for the City of Richland Hills, providing executive oversight of planning, permitting, economic development, capital planning and community compliance.

JP believes successful communities are built through thoughtful planning, strong relationships, responsible stewardship of public resources and a commitment to serving residents. He looks forward to supporting Azle’s continued growth while helping preserve the community character and quality of life that make our city unique.

Welcome to Azle, JP!