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On the Move ISSUE NO. 1712 DECEMBER, 2017 HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS! Celebrate the season in Downtown Rowlett! Town Hall Meeting Thursday, December 14 6:00 P.M. Rowlett Community Centre The Rowlett City Council will host a Town Hall meeting in an informal setting, which allows citizens to freely speak to them about what’s going on in Rowlett! Unable to attend? The meeting will also be broadcast live on the City’s Facebook page: www.facebook.com/CityofRowlettTexas.

City departments will have informational booths set up and staff in attendance to visit with and answer citizen’s questions. All Rowlett residents and business citizens are encouraged to attend, please bring your family, friends and neighbors and join us for this opportunity to visit with your City Council and City of Rowlett Main Street Fest & Tree Lighting Lighted Holiday Parade staff…and get to know us! Saturday, December 2 Friday, December 8 4-9pm at Pecan Grove Park 7pm – Main Street

What better way to kick off the season Celebrate the spirit of Rowlett with family and than with a fun-filled night of live friends as Main Street comes to life with music music, Tree Lighting Ceremony, and dance during the First Annual Lighted visits and photos with Santa, lots Holiday Parade! The parade will begin at of festive family activities and Herfurth Park on Main Street and wind through Hundreds of volunteers and City staff came together yummy fair foods along the the streets of downtown Rowlett. Afterwards, November 20-December 6 and built this beautiful Trail of Trees! stick around downtown to visit local arts and community amenity! crafts and food vendors, take pictures in Live music from 4:00-6:00pm and tree the inflatable snow globe, and lighting at 6:00pm. try out the ice skating rink! Texas Smart Yard Winner Paul Reyna and Schrade Middle School Congratulations to Schrade Middle School’s Outdoor Learning Center, winner of the 2017 Fall Smart Yard award! Science teacher Paul Reyna is the creative architect behind the demonstration gardens, located on the south side of Schrade Middle School on Danridge Road. One of the first gardens created by Mr. Reyna and his sixth grade students was the drought tolerant garden in the group picture, which includes Texas sage, ornamental grasses, and yuccas. In addition, there is a seasonal vegetable garden, which has been featured in Texas Gardening Magazine, that produces vast quantities of potatoes, tomatoes, okra, squash, beans, etc. There is Holiday Neighborhood also an orchard, a windmill and a fish pond! The students Beautification Award use sustainable gardening methods throughout the gardens including composting, mulching and diverted storm YOUR Votes Pick the water. The gardens are also a National Wildlife Federation Winners! Certified Wildlife Habitat, providing water, food, shelter and nesting areas for the birds, animals and insects who Touring our neighborhoods to see lights and yard call them home! This is an outstanding garden space that is displays is a holiday tradition and a great way to helping to educate and create new gardeners every year. create lasting memories with family and friends, so the City of Rowlett is excited to bring back the This bi-annual award from the City of Rowlett recognizes holiday “Light Up Rowlett” awards! Saluting the the outstanding effort made by local residents who time and effort that goes into outdoor décor, one maintain their green spaces using environmentally sound home in each quadrant of the City will be recognized principles. Visit www.rowlett.com/NeighborhoodAwards for their outstanding holiday displays, and this year for more information! YOU get to choose them! • If you see an outdoor display that Citizen City Academy looks great (or if you feel YOURS is Free academy offers a fun opportunity amazing!), snap a photo and email it to to learn all about the inner workings of [email protected]. YOUR city government. • The submitted photos will be posted to Get an inside account from the people who make the the City of Rowlett Facebook page on decisions and who are responsible for your streets, December 18, 2017. water, parks and public safety. The Rowlett Citizen City Academy is an 11-week course offered twice Contact a year, in which Rowlett residents learn how their Elise Bowers • Cast your vote by liking your favorites, 972-412-6165 the displays with the most likes by elected officials interact with City staff, and how the nine major departments work to deliver City services [email protected] Noon on December 20 win! Winners for more information will be posted at 3:00pm. on time, on budget and with an eye to the future. Participants gain a deeper understanding of how local government works by getting to know the people The City of Rowlett’s Neighborhood Life Office, who are making the daily decisions, and also learn Code Enforcement Officers and Keep Rowlett how, and most importantly why, decisions are made. Beautiful would like to thank the hundreds of homes and business decorating their outdoor spaces. Your Attendees will... efforts delight and inspire us every time we drive by. ...gain a deeper understanding of how local We appreciate the special effort it takes to brighten government works from the people who directly the holiday season for us all! serve them. ...meet the leadership and staff members and tour the facilities in which they work. r 2016 ...participate in discussions with City staff about HolidaySoutheast – “Light Quadrant Up Rowlett” of Rowlett December community successes and challenges. Winner ...serve as role models for other community members.

Spring Session - Thursday evenings, February 1-April 26 Visit www.rowlett.com/CitizenCityAcademy for more info and to apply! Arts and Humanities Junior Achievement Biz Town Commission Offers The City of Rowlett is proud to partner with Junior Achievement of Dallas (JA) and the Garland Cultural Arts Grants Independent School District, along with the Cities of Garland and Sachse, to host North Texas’ first JA This program awards small grants to BizTown at the Gilbreath-Reed Career and Technical support the activities of Rowlett-based Center. This program allows sixth graders to run a cultural arts groups. simulated city; experiencing entrepreneurship, civic duty and financial education through working jobs, Deadline to apply is December 15! electing a mayor, obeying laws, opening a bank account and earning a paycheck. Research shows All groups applying for these grants sixth grade as a pivotal time when students begin must be non-profit organizations. It is wondering about their future, it is also when indicators for dropping out of school start to appear. NOT a requirement that the group be a JA BizTown is designed to make valuable connections between a youth’s education and their 501(c)3. future success.

Project applications must demonstrate The three cities sponsor the City Hall storefront and will send 20 employees to volunteer for one how the funds will be used to promote day each semester to help students learn about local government. Businesses with storefronts the cultural arts in Rowlett. include Wells Fargo, Atmos, AT&T, SMU, Toyota, and American Airlines. The kids will each play a role during their day at JA Biz Town - as an employee at one of the storefront businesses, Grant recipients must agree to provide a citizen within the community and as a taxpayer. Rowlett is excited and ready for our first one program or exhibit to benefit volunteer day on December 5 as we help launch these students into their future! Rowlett citizens during the grant year. Grant applications will be reviewed Shuttle Service at the RCC by a sub-committee of the Arts and New at the Rowlett Community Centre - free personal Humanities Commission. concierge service for senior citizens from your vehicle right to the front door of the RCC! Schedule All applications should be mailed or (depending on the senior’s special events, activities and delivered to: programs scheduled, the service may be extended to accommodate participants): Kathy Freiheit Director of Library Services and Monday: 9:00am – 12:00pm, 3:00 – 4:30pm Arts & Humanities Commission Tuesday: 8:00am – 12:00pm Say “Hi” to Dale, your driver! Staff Liaison Wednesday: 8:00am – 12:00pm Thursday: 8:00am – 12:00pm, 2:30 – 3:30pm Rowlett Public Library Friday: 9:00am – 12:00pm, 3:00 – 4:30pm 5702 Rowlett Road There are SO many programs, activities and fitness classes designed exclusively to help Rowlett, TX 75088 Rowlett seniors stay fit and active (including FREE transportation to and from home), please visit www.rowlett.com/Seniors for more information!

SERVICE City of Rowlett STARS Provides exceptional service. Advocates to meet the customer’s need and does not “pass the buck.”

TEAM Promotes exceptional teamwork. Includes collaborating within or across departmental lines to meet the customer’s needs.

ACTION Reflects exceptional initiative. Includes thinking outside of the box to look for solutions to unique problems.

RESULTS Demonstrates exceptional performance. Includes bringing a successful resolution to a difficult or In November, City Manager Brian Funderburk, along with Mayor Dana-Bashian and our complex problem, following thru on promises, and/ City Councilmembers, honored 100 employees who in Fiscal Year 2017 went above and or outstanding communication. beyond the high City of Rowlett organizational customer service standards to become Rowlett STARS. We don’t build or sell merchandise, we serve. To the right are the expectations that describe Above and Beyond customer service, which That’s why we embrace the motto: translate into going that extra step to ensure a customer comes away with the feeling of being “WOWED.” These guidelines offer employees the opportunity to serve in a way “Our Purpose is to Serve. It’s the Rowlett Way.” that give customers much more than they expect, making them a Rowlett STAR. Mayor’s Veterans Recognition Program At the first City Council Meeting in November, Mayor Tammy Dana-Bashian kicked off her new Veterans Recognition Program by honoring local veteran, Donald Pierson, Sr. Mr. Pierson, who achieved the rank of Staff Sergeant, served as a Marine in Vietnam. He also served as a member of the Army Reserves from 1972-1998, when he retired after being injured in a lightning strike at Camp Maxey.

Mr. Pierson was picked up from his home and escorted to Rowlett City Hall by the Third Watch Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club, along with approximately 40-50 more motorcycles and riders!

This recognition program is a collaboration with the Third Watch Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club (LE MC), a brotherhood of police, fire fighters and military, both current and honorably retired, that share the common goal of assisting and recognizing veterans. Also at this meeting, the Third Watch LE MC made Mayor Dana-Bashian an honorary member by presenting her with a leather vest emblazoned with the Club’s logo. This honored her commitment to raising awareness of veterans’ issues and formally recognizing their contributions to our nation’s freedom.

Going forward, veterans of all ages and branches of service will be formally recognized at City Council Meetings on a regular basis.

New Fees for Some Senior Programs at the RCC Beginning in January 2018, the Parks and Recreation Department will implement a fee for some of the senior exercise programming. As participants are aware, there are already many senior programs for which a small fee is charged to help Parks reach the Recreation Division 70% sustainability goal. Those programs Dalrock Estates include trips, luncheons, some instructional Reconstruction Project classes and some exercise programs such Another 2015 Bond Project broke ground November as Senior Stretch (a yoga type program for Seniors). With the addition of the new 27, the Dalrock Estates Street Reconstruction Project! Senior Programmer, MANY new fitness programs have been added, and for some of Phase One includes replacing Woodside Drive, along these new instructors are needed. with portions of Highgate Lane and Chesham Drive. Core fitness programming will still be offered at no charge to senior members – The utility services, including storm drainage, water PACE, Senior Fitness Fun, SAIL and Get Energized with Jill. Due to extremely high and sewer lines, will also be repaired or replaced. To enrollment numbers, participants will now need to pre-register for these programs. complete the new street, wide sidewalks, trees and decorative street lights will be installed. There will be a fee to participate in additional fitness programming that currently includes Senior Stretch, Tap Dance, Line Dancing, Drumba and Group Personal This project was originally scheduled to begin in training. The fee will be $25 for a 20 class punch card, making each class $1.25. 2016. However, the tornado on December 26, 2015 This structure is outlined in the Master Fee Schedule approved by City Council. destroyed many homes in this area so it was delayed All areas of programming follow the same structure including preschool to adult until most were rebuilt in an effort to avoid the programming and athletic programming. negative impact of heavy construction vehicles on the brand new streets. This does not mean every senior program will have a fee – for example, Bingo, Coffee and Donuts, Bridge, Texas Hold ‘Em, Senior Health Checks and Table During Phase One, vehicle travel will be one way on Games will continue to be offered at no charge. Woodside Drive, heading west from Dalrock toward Chiesa. This increase in fees is NOT about specific budget items, such as adding a golf cart concierge service or a Senior Programmer. This is about the OVERALL We appreciate your patience during this project and sustainability of the Recreation Division and the charge from City Council in 2011 apologize for any inconvenience! to accomplish 70% sustainability on an annual basis beginning in 2015. Continuing FREE senior exercise programming for RCC members: PACE – Wednesday & Friday @ 9:30am beginner level exercise program for seniors Senior Fitness Fun – Monday @ 10:45 & Thursday @ 9:30am medium level exercise program for seniors Get Energized with Jill – Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday @ 10:30am medium level exercise program for seniors SAIL – Tuesday @ 9:30am & Friday @ 10:45am advanced level exercise program for seniors RECENTLY IN ROWLETT...

German Exchange Students Annual Council’s Cookin’ Luncheon

We enjoyed hosting this annual visit by Rowlett High School’s Every November, the City Council gets together and cooks lunch for German Exchange Student Program. 24 German students, City employees to show their appreciation for the amazing service accompanied by their RHS host students, visited City Hall to learn they provide to the Rowlett community on a daily basis. City staff about municipal government and then were off to tour the Public sure does appreciate it, YUM! Works and Fire Station One facilities.

On Saturday, November 4, Library visitors were entertained by a knight from Medieval Times. The knight read stories about dragons and the Knight’s Code of Chivalry. Participants discussed the ways we practice chivalry and respect with our friends, parents, and teachers. Kids won prizes for answering questions about chivalry, books they’read over the summer, and Chivalry is not Dead! shared the names of their favorite books. The story time wrapped up with all children being knighted!

Rowlett Veterans Day Ceremony Saturday, November 11 The City of Rowlett honored those who have served our country with a Veterans Day Ceremony held at the Rowlett Community Centre on Saturday, November 11.

Thank you to each of our veterans for your service to our country! MARK YOUR CALENDAR!

RETREET Senior Holiday Saturday, December 9 Pot Luck RETREET and partners Texas Thursday, December 14 Trees Foundation and Keep Rowlett 11:30 A.M. Beautiful, Inc. return to Rowlett to continue their generous support of Rowlett Community Centre our community by planting trees Come celebrate the holidays in the wake of the devastating EF4 by enjoying music, food and tornado that struck the day after fellowship. We’ll provide an Christmas in 2015. Last year, 28 awesome entrée, but don’t forget to RETREETers joined 171 local bring a dish to share with everyone! volunteers to plant 245 trees, at 133 ‘Tis the season to be jolly! homes in the tornado zone.

Do You Need Trees? Would You Like To Help Plant Trees? Rowlett residents whose homes were Volunteers of all ages are welcome! impacted by the tornado: Please visit Please visit www.keeprowlettbeautiful. www.retreet.org/rowlett to request trees. org to sign up! For more information, visit www.facebook.com/retreet.

City of Rowlett Holiday Closings FCC Holiday Closings City of Rowlett offices and facilities will be closed FCC is closed and will delay trash and recycling pick up for the Christmas holiday: by one day on: Monday, December 25 and Tuesday, December 26 Monday, December 25 Monday, January 1 City of Rowlett offices and facilities will be closed for the New Year’s Day holiday: Monday, January 1

Annual Stop a Cop for Christmas Toy Drive Saturday, November 25 – Saturday, December 16

ROWLETT POLICE Help the Rowlett Police for children of all ages. OFFICERS AND Department, area churches and Toys may also be dropped off 24 ROWLETT VOLUNTEERS the Rowlett Needy Children’s hours a day at any of the Rowlett Fire IN POLICE SERVICE Fund give a less fortunate Stations or the lobby of the Rowlett (VIPS) MEMBERS child living in Rowlett a Merry Police Station. WILL ACCEPT TOY Christmas this year. Wave down DONATIONS IN THE any officer out on patrol, if not Other collection sites include the WAL-MART PARKING responding to a call, they will Community Centre, City Hall, Fire LOT: be happy to accept donations of Administration Building and the toys and other gifts appropriate Rowlett Chamber of Commerce. SATURDAYS Don’t forget our teens, there is always a DECEMBER 2 great need for gifts in this age group! 2:00 - 6:00 P.M. DECEMBER 9 DECEMBER 16 All toys and gifts donated go to area churches and the Rowlett Needy 10:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M. Children’s Fund for distribution to families living in Rowlett. For more information, contact Officer Dana Reeves at [email protected] or 972-412-6242.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR!

SOAR is back for the winter break! Let the Rowlett Parks and Recreation Time to run off all that holiday excess! The Rowlett Chamber staff help you keep the kids active! The two sessions run Monday-Friday, of Commerce Sunset Santa 5K is Saturday, December 9, register at December 18-22 and Wednesday-Friday, December 27-29. For more www.sunsetsanta5k.com. information, email Jason at [email protected] or call 972-412-6170.

Community Services News News If you have any questions or see ice on the pavement, please do not hesitate to contact us at 972-412-6168.

Keep it Clean! The Story of Cici It is a code violation to have trash, rubbish, impure or unwholesome Cici, the Torti kitty, came into and/or standing water on private property in Rowlett. our shelter September 19 with her two siblings. They stayed Welcome family and friends by keeping your property clean during here, waiting to find their forever the holidays! Utilize the FCC unlimited brush/bulk collection on a home, for months. These three weekly basis, just place unwanted items at the front curb for pick babies were bonded and hyper as up. they come. They were also some of the best escape artists around, Happy Holidays when out for their daily attention from the and socialization sessions…and Rowlett Code devoured more than a few cans of kitten food within seconds! Enforcement These cuties were a happy litter and snuggled together as one Department! during each nap time. One day, an elderly couple came in looking Code Enforcement Thank you for for the purrrfect pair and decided to open their home to Cici’s your assistance two siblings. They were adopted, but Cici was left alone. Not to tip of the month and ongoing worry though, about a week later a happy young couple expecting vigilance in a new baby came into the shelter to find a companion and they keeping Rowlett fell in love! Cici had to wait two months and a day, but it was all a a safe, clean worthwhile when she became part of this growing family! community where families There are lots of GREAT pets looking for their forever home at enjoy life and the Rowlett Animal Shelter, please visit today and check them feel at home! out! HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS at the Rowlett Library

Family Story Time Saturday, December 2 - 2:00 P.M. Come hear holiday stories and make a holiday craft.

Grown-Up’s Geek Out! Thursdays, December 7 & 21 - 7:00 P.M. Adults will play board games as seen on TableTop, a show about board games starring Wil Wheaton and featuring many other celebrities.

Gingerbread Houses Saturday, December 9 - 2:00 P.M. Winter Reading Club Use your engineering and art skills to build a gingerbread house at this fun STEM Wednesday, December 13 - 29 program. School is out and the weather is cold, so join the club and let’s all read over the holidays! Mario Kart Tournament Read as much as you can to earn “snowflakes” Saturday, December 16 - 2:00 P.M. to put up in the Children’s Area. Race your friends in this competitive racing game. For ages 18 and under. The program is free and open to children Present Wrapping ages 5 to 18. Register at the Rowlett Public Saturday, December 23 - 2:00 P.M. Library Service Desk starting on Wednesday, Stop by the Library and get your last minute gifts wrapped for Christmas! December 13, 2017. The Winter Reading Club will continue through the Christmas Break Noon Year’s Eve until Friday, December 29, 2017. Saturday, December 30 - Noon Party like it’s 1999, with a balloon drop, games, and a craft. There will be prizes for the students who have read the most over the holidays!

STORY TIME! The Library offers story times for all ages... Baby Story Time Tuesdays @ 10:00 & 10:30 A.M For babies up to age 2 An interactive story time between baby and caregiver, which includes board books, songs, nursery rhymes, baby sign language, peekaboo, bubbles and parachute play. Toddler Story Time Wednesdays @ 10:00 & 10:30 A.M. Ages 2-4 Toddlers will have lots of fun learning as they are introduced to letters of the alphabet and new words to build their vocabulary. Preschool Story Time Thursdays @ 10:00 & 10:30 A.M. Preschoolers Continues a child’s introduction to the alphabet and promotes early NO STORY TIMES DURING THE WEEKS OF word recognition by encouraging little ones almost ready for school to read along and learn rhymes. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR’S HOLIDAYS.

The Library will be closed for the holidays Monday, December 25 - Tuesday, December 26 and Monday, January 1 ROWLETT LIBRARY OFFERS TECH ASSISTANCE!

Phil’s Technology Corner Improve Your Driving Experience with Commuting / Travel Apps Phil Barott, Technical Services Supervisor with the Rowlett Public Library, offers a useful technology tip each month.

Automatic is a digital assistant for your car. more on task automation apps, see my article It requires you purchase the $130 adapter, in the October 2017 newsletter. which plugs into your car’s diagnostics Here in Rowlett, it’s not uncommon for our port, but this allows you access to a lot of Through OverDrive and Hoopla, the Library residents to experience a commute in order to information. It tracks fuel efficiency, telling offers downloadable audio books. So, you can get to work each day. And, as it’s the holiday you about how much in gas your trips cost. It check out several audio books, download them season many of us have trips planned! So I’d like reads check engine light codes, and describes to your smart phone through the respective to provide some great apps to help improve your the problems associated with those codes. If apps, and listen to them on your drive. If driving experiences. First though, a disclaimer. you’re in a serious accident, a staff member you’d prefer to purchase your audio books, Please do not actually use the apps while driving. at Automatic will call you, as well as notify Amazon offers the Audible app, through Get them started before you leave, or pull over local emergency services. Automatic will which you can purchase and download audio if you need to make adjustments. You can also remember where you parked, so the next books, either individually or by subscribing get a ticket for texting or reading your phone time you can’t find your car just pull up the to the Audible service. If you prefer podcasts while you’re driving, but that aside it’s not location on the phone. So, even though you to audio books, Stitcher allows you to track safe. According to the National Highway Traffic must make an up-front purchase, it includes a your favorite podcasts or discover new ones Safety Administration, in 2015 distracted driving lot of neat features. to enjoy. For music, Spotify and Pandora are led to 3477 deaths and 391,000 injuries (https:// popular streaming services. Spotify lets you www.nhtsa.gov/risky-driving/distracted-driving). Agent, IFTTT, and AutomateIt are all apps create your own playlists, and Pandora will So be safe, and don’t mess with your phone while that enable you to automate certain tasks on create personalized radio stations for you you’re actually driving. your phone. Among other things, you can based on artists or songs you already enjoy. configure them to automatically respond Any of these apps can provide great stuff to OK, let’s get to where you want to go. Most to people who call or text you to let them listen to on your trip. phones have a built-in maps app that works fairly know you’re driving and can’t respond. well, but there are others. For example, Waze is These apps can also read text messages aloud This certainly isn’t an exhaustive list of apps a social navigation app. It allows you to report and allow you to respond with voice. The to improve your commute or road trip, but accidents and other problems on the road. If many Parking feature in Agent remembers where hopefully you’ve found something that will people are using it in your area, it will provide you parked, which can be useful if you can make your drive a bit more enjoyable. For a real-time view of road conditions. Moovit is a never remember your parking space. There more information about this or anything else similar app, but instead focuses on public transit. are several other neat features in these apps, from the monthly newsletters, please visit us Both Waze and Moovit are available for free on including battery saving settings and meeting at the Rowlett Public Library! IOS and Android. settings that sync with your calendar. For

One-on-One Technology Assistance

The library offers FREE one-on-one sessions to help you get the most from your computers and personal devices such as cell phones or tablets. One-on-One Tech Help

Rowlett Library Flexible times 30 minute sessions are available for reservation. Contact Information Systems Administrator Phil Barott at 972-412-6161 or [email protected]. Reservations are on a first come first served basis so call today! this month’s success story Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat. Ut wisi enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exerci tation ullamcorper. Et iusto odio dignissim qui erat plurius blandit praesent dolor luptatum zzril delenit augue duis dolore te feugait nulla facilisi. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat Ut wisi enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exerci tation ullamcorper te suscipit lobortis nisl ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Lorem ipsum Citydolo sit amet,Calendar consectetuer adipiscing elit. December 1 2 Stop a Cop Toy Drop-off 2-6pm @ WalMart Main Street Fest 4pm, Pecan Grove Park 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Holiday Parade RETREET Tree Plant- City Council 7pm, Main Street ing Day Meeting 7:30 pm @ City Hall Stop a Cop Toy Drop-off 10am-2pm @ WalMart

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Planning & Winter Read- Senior Holiday Stop a Cop Toy Drop-off Zoning Meeting ing Club Luncheon 10am-2pm @ WalMart 6pm @ City Hall begins @ 11:30am @ RCC Annex Library Town Hall Meeting 7:00 P.M. @ RCC 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 City Council Meeting 7:30 pm @ City Hall

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