Collin County A Community Profile Your guide to getting to know the Collin County Area

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Collin County! Collin County was founded in 1846 and sits 42 miles South of Dallas. This guide contains the main cities encompassed within Collin county along with some of the many reasons why this area is a wonderful place for any Texas resident to explore, raise a family, attend school, or retire. General County Information Cities within or partially within Collin County * Indicates that the city is profiled in this brochure due to a greater population. https://collincountytx.gov Allen* Lavon Princeton* Anna* Lowry Crossing Prosper* Founded 1846 Blue Ridge Lucas Richardson* Population 1,034,730 (2019) Carrollton McKinney* Royse City Celina* Melissa* Sachse* Collin County City Seat McKinney, TX Dallas Murphy* Saint Paul Fairview Van Alstyne Largest City Plano Farmersville New Hope Westminster Collin County Courthouse Frisco* Parker Weston 2100 Bloomdale Road, McKinney, TX 75071 Hebron Plano* Wylie* Josephine Collin County Tax Assessor 2300 Bloomdale Road County Transportation McKinney, TX 75071 DART Phone: 972-547-5020 https://www.dart.org/riding/riding.asp https://www.collincountytx.gov/tax_assessor/ Emergencies 911 Nearest Airports Collin County Sheriff’s Department DFW Airport https://www.collincountytx.gov/sheriff/Pages https://www.dfwairport.com/ 972-547-5100 2400 Aviation Drive, DFW Airport, TX 75261 Adjacent Counties Dallas Love Field Airport Grayson County (north) https://www.dallas-lovefield.com/ Fannin County (northeast) 8008 Herb Kelleher Way, Dallas, TX 75235 Hunt County (east) Rockwall County (southeast) Higher Education Dallas County (south) Collin College Denton County (west) https://www.collin.edu/ Multiple Campus Locations City of Allen

City Information City of Allen https://www.cityofallen.org/ Chamber of Commerce 210 W. McDermott Drive 972.727.5585 www.allenfairviewchamber.com/ THE COURSES AT WATTERS CREEK Allen Municipal Court 301 Century Parkway | 214.509.4380 https://cityofallen.org/901/Municipal- Court Parks & Recreation https://www.cityofallen.org/2033/Parks-Recreation Allen Public Library 300 N. Allen Drive The City of Allen - Parks & Recreation Department protects and maintains https://www.cityofallen.org/2142/Allen- parkland and our urban forest, preserves trails, and offers a variety of sports, Public-Library recreation, educational enrichment, arts programs, cultural opportunities, nature and aquatic activities. Post Office See website for multiple locations 800-275-8777 | www.usps.com Unique Attractions Allen Police Department Allen Community Ice Rink 205 W. McDermott Drive | 214-509-4200 190 E. Stacy Road https://www.cityofallen.org/2035/Police Allen Community Ice Rink (ACIR) is a full-sized, ice surface measuring 85’ by 200’. ACIR is a great venue for private ice rental, field trips, fund raisers, corporate Allen Fire Department team building and church functions. 310 Century Parkway | 214-509-4321 https://www.cityofallen.org/2036/Fire- D-Bat Department 505 Century Parkway #150 D-BAT Allen is a state-of-the-art 26,000 square foot and facility. Emergencies 911 The well-lit, climate-controlled building features 18 batting cages that are open to the public for training or fun. Education Don Rodenbaugh Natatorium Allen ISD | www.allenisd.org 110 E. Rivercrest Blvd. Schools A great place for year-round aquatic fun, fitness and more. The facility boasts Allen High School a 25-yard by 25-meter competition pool with two 1-meter diving boards, a Anderson Elementary leisure pool with three 25-yard fitness lanes, a flume slide, interactive play water Bolin Elementary elements and a lazy river, a 5,000 square feet fitness facility, an aerobics room Boon Elementary and a climbing wall. Boyd Elementary Chandler Elementary Hydrous Wakepark at Allen Station Cheatham Elementary 580 N. Cedar Drive Curtis Middle School One of the latest in extreme sports fun, Hydrous Wakepark at Allen Station Dillard Special Achievement Center Ereckson Middle School features three lakes, a clockwise six-tower system and two beginner systems. Evans Elementary They also have an on-site restaurant, Shredder’s, and a pro shop. Ford Middle School Foundation for Allen Schools Imaginations VR Green Elemantary 2035 W. McDermott Drive #470 Kerr Elementary Virtual Reality Arcade Providing over 55+ unique games and experiences. We Lindsey Elementary also have the Virtuix Omni which allows players to walk and run inside the virtual Lowery Freshman Center reality world! We are hands down the best in the DFW area and we are rated the Marion Elementary best in virtual reality arcade in the metroplex! Norton Elementary Olson Elementary The Courses at Watters Creek Preston Elementary 1010 W. Exchange Parkway #1150 Reed Elementary The Courses at Watters Creek is one of the most fun and challenging Rountree Elementary STEAM Center experiences in North Texas. As you might have guessed from the name, The Story Elementary Courses at Watters Creek is not just one course but three courses designed by Vaughan Elementary 10-time PGA Tour and Champion’s Tour winner, D.A. Weibring. City of Anna

City Information Parks and Recreation City of Anna https://www.annatexas.gov › Parks-Recreation https://www.annatexas.gov/ The Parks and Recreation Office strives to meet the city’s goal of making Anna a great place to live. Our parks and recreation facilities Chamber of Commerce feature amenities to suit all interests including ballfields at Slayter 218 W. 4th Street Creek Park, the Paw Park at Natural Springs Park, and the train- 972-924-8533 |greaterannachamber.com/ themed playground at Sherley Heritage Park. Post Office 715 S. Powell Parkway Unique Attractions 800-275-8777 | www.usps.com BarnHill Vineyards Fire Department 11917 CR 509 305 . Powell Parkway Experience country life with our Texas vineyard, horses, donkeys, split- 972-924-2143 rail fence, & rustic barn at one of our popular LIVE music events. Our www.annatexas.gov/196/Fire-Department beautiful venue is also available for corporate & private events. Police Department YMCA Collin County Adventure Camp 101 South Powell Parkway 1180 W. Houston Street 972-924-2848 Collin County Adventure Camp opened its gates with a dream to www.annatexas.gov/Directory.aspx?did=26 bring the outdoor learning experience to children of Collin County and the surrounding area. The Y is the leading nonprofit committed to Emergencies 911 strengthening community by connecting all people to their potential, purpose and each other. Working locally, we focus on empowering Education young people, improving health and well-being, and inspiring action in and across communities. Anna ISD | www.annaisd.org/ Natural Springs Park Schools Anna Education Center 1201 W. White Street Natural Springs Park is just south of West White Street, (FM 455), behind Anna Middle School Brookshire’s. It is one of the best places in the city to enjoy our natural Judith L. Harlow Elementary surroundings. In 2019, Natural Springs Paw Park, an off-leash area Joe K. Bryant Elementary for our furry neighbors, opened for our two-legged and four-legged Sue E. Rattan Elementary neighbors to enjoy together.

BARNHILL VINEYARD City of Celina City Information Unique Attractions City of Celina Eden Hill Winery https://www.celina-tx.gov/ 4910 Eden Hill Lane Chamber of Commerce Family owned and operated near Celina and Brownfield, Texas. Their passion 110 South Preston Road is making hand crafted premium wines from 100% Texas grown grapes. Each 972-382-3300 wine you taste is crafted to present its unique flavors and aromas without being https://celinachamber.org/ covered up with oak. Their wines have won awards from accross the country. Celina Public Library Celina Town Square 142 N. Ohio Street 141 N. Ohio Street 972-382-8655 With country music playing as you walk the Square and visit a variety of delicious https://www.celina-tx.gov/379/Library restaurants and unique shops, Downtown Celina is full of big ideas shaped by small town charm. As the heart of the City of Celina, there is always something Post Office to look forward to in Downtown from family-friendly events, award-winning 918 W. Walnut Street restaurants, and special programming like holiday decorations. (800) 275-8777 www.usps.com/ Carmela Winery Fire Department 132 N. Louisiana Drive This is our tribute to Carmela, our paternal mother, grandmother, and family 1413 S. Preston Road matriarch who immigrated to America from Sicily. We offer a tasting room 972-382-2653 inspired by ones in Napa and Sonoma, California, but just North of Dallas. We https://www.celina-tx.gov/196/Fire- invite you to come in and experience our wines and friendly atmosphere. We Department think you’ll be surprised. Police Department 110 N. Colorado Street Legacy Equestrian Center 972-382-2121 8380 County Road 130 https://www.celina-tx.gov/187/Police- Legacy Equestrian Center is located north of Dallas in Celina, Texas. It Department encompasses 642 acres of which 100 acres are dedicated to the Equestrian Center for boarding, training, lessons, and large lush pastures. Some of Legacy’s Emergencies 911 amenities include: 100′ x 200′ outdoor arena with superior sand footing, grassy, flat, and outdoor riding arena overlooking the property. Pasture Boarding, Two Education 30 acre pastures with loafing sheds. Various sized individual turnout. Fabulous, wooded, well-maintained riding trails on over 500-acres with streams, ponds and Celina ISD | www.celinaisd.com/ a private lake. Schools Celina Primary School Lykins Elementary O’Dell Elementary Celina 6th Grade Center Celina Junior High Celina High School

Parks & Recreation https://www.celina-tx.gov/253/Parks- Recreation The Celina Parks Department is committed to maintaining Celina parks facilities to the highest standards so that we may preserve our park assets for future generations. We strive to maintain the highest quality baseball fields, soccer fields, and playground equipment in the area. A clean, well maintained and safe parks system is our goal and highest priority. City of Frisco

City Information City of Frisco https://www.friscotexas.gov/ Chamber of Commerce https://www.friscotexas.gov/ 6843 Main Street | 972-335-9522 Public Library 6101 Frisco Square Blvd. | 972-292-5669 https://friscolibrary.com/ FORD CENTER AT THE STAR Post Office 8700 Stonebrook Parkway | 972-335-7453 https://www.usps.com/ Parks & Recreation Fire Department https://www.friscotexas.gov/520/Parks-Recreation 8601 Gary Burns Drive | 972-292-6300 The Frisco Parks & Recreation Department is one of only 171 cities https://www.friscotexas.gov/308/Fire nationwide to be accredited by the National Recreation & Park Association, and a proud three-time winner of the Texas Recreation Police Department and Parks Society Gold Medal Award for Excellence in Parks and 7200 Stonebrook Parkway | 972-292-6000 Recreation Management. https://www.friscotexas.gov/239/Police Unique Attractions Emergencies 911 Canyons Rock Climbing Education 7164 Technology Drive #202 Frisco ISD |https://www.friscoisd.org/ Canyons Rock Climbing Gym in Frisco is your premier indoor Schools climbing gym of North Texas. They offer Top rope, Sport Climbing, & Bouldering. Located just off Dallas Parkway and Main Street in Frisco, Allen Elementary Sonntag Elementary Anderson Elementary Sparks Elementary Canyons offers an incredible rock climbing experience to everyone Ashley Elementary Spears Elementary from beginner to expert level. Bledsoe Elementary Tadlock Elementary Boals Elementary Talley Elementary iFly Borchardt Elementary Taylor Elementary 8380 TX-212 Bright Academy Vaughn Elementary When you come to iFLY get ready to be blown away – literally. Carroll Elementary Clark Middle School Experience the feeling of freefall as you float on a smooth cushion of Christie Elementary Cobb Middle School air. There’s no parachute, no jumping, and nothing attaching you to Comstock Elementary Fowler Middle School planet Earth. It’s just you FLYING in the air. Super fun, super safe and Corbell Elementary Griffin Middle School super cool! Curtsinger Elementary Hunt Middle School Elliott Elementary Lawler Middle School Fisher Elementary Maus Middle School 9200 World Cup Way Gunstream Elementary Nelson Middle School Toyota Stadium is a soccer-specific stadium with a 20,500-seat Hosp Elementary Pearson Middle School Isbell Elementary Pioneer Heritage MS capacity, built and owned by the city of Frisco, Texas. Toyota Liscano Elementary Roach Middle School Stadium is also home of the National Soccer Hall of Fame. McSpedden Elementary Scoggins Middle School Miller Elementary Stafford Middle School Ford Center at The Star Mooneyham Elementary Staley Middle School 9 Cowboys Way Newman Elementary Trent Middle School Ford Center at The Star is a 12,000 seat indoor multi-use events center Nichols Elementary Vandeventer MS which is a part of The Star, a 91-acre campus and home to the world Norris Elementary Wester Middle School headquarters of the Dallas Cowboys. Along with being the practice Ogle Elementary Centennial High School facility for the Dallas Cowboys, Ford Center also hosts Frisco ISD Phillips Elementary Emerson High School athletic events, community events and entertainment events. Pink Elementary Purefoy Elementary Heritage High School Frisco Fresh Market Riddle Elementary Independence HS 9215 John W. Elliott Robertson Elementary Lebanon Trail High School Frisco Fresh Market is the next evolution of the classic farmers market Rogers Elementary Liberty High School Sem Elementary Lone Star High School experience. With a 32-acre development, the market promotes Scott Elementary Memorial High School the best specialty foods, fresh farmer produce, artisans, crafters, Shawnee Trail Ele. merchants, restaurants, and concept cuisines. Smith Elementary City of Mckinney City Information Parks & Recreation City of McKinney https://www.mckinneytexas.org/114/Parks-Recreation https://www.mckinneytexas.org/ The Parks and Recreation Department is dedicated to creating a solid sense of community for McKinney Chamber of Commerce residents. We strive to enhance the quality of life in https://www.mckinneychamber.com/ McKinney by offering unique parks, memorable special 1700 N. Redbud Blvd. | 972-542-0163 events and diverse recreational programs. Public Library 101 E. Hunt Street | 6861 W. Eldorado Parkway Unique Attractions https://www.mckinneytexas.org/116/Library Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary Post Office 1 Nature Place (800) 275-8777 The interactive exhibits in the Heart Natural Science https://www.usps.com/ Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary make learning fun for kids of all ages. Children are introduced to the fundamentals Fire Department of biology, ecology, and geology inside the museum 2200 Taylor Burk Drive | 972-547-2850 through areas like the interactive Living Lab, while outside https://www.mckinneytexas.org/157/Fire they experience first-hand the wonders of nature in a 289- Police Department acre wildlife sanctuary. 2200 Taylor Burk Drive | 972-547-2700 Landon Winery https://www.mckinneytexas.org/166/Police 101 North Kentucky Street Emergencies 911 You don’t need to drive out into the country to find this winery; it’s right in the middle of downtown! Stop in for a tasting, make up some of your own bottle labels, or even Education try your hand at winemaking. The Landon Bistro serves McKinney ISD | https://www.mckinneyisd.net/ lunch and dinner, as well as brunch on Sundays. Schools TUPPS Brewery Valley Creek Elementary Bennett Elementary 721 Anderson Street Vega Elementary Burks Elementary Located in the historic Cotton Mill building, TUPPS Walker Elementary Caldwell Elementary specializes in pale ales made with an eye to creative Webb Elementary Eddins Elementary combinations and unique flavors. The modest price of Wilmeth Elementary Finch Elementary admission to one of the Saturday tours buys you a glass Wolford Elementary Glen Oaks Elementary and three pours. Johnson Elementary Cockrill Middle School Lawson Early Childhood School Dowell Middle school WestRidge Golf Course Malvern Elementary Evans Middle School 9055 Cotton Ridge Road North McClure Elementary Faubion Middle School Enjoy well-kept greens, a full-featured driving range, and McGowen Elementary Scott Johnson Middle School a plush lounge area called The Pavilion, for an affordable McNeil Elementary McKinney Boyd High School price at WestRidge Golf Course. Be sure to bring your Minshew Elementary McKinney High School driver, as this course holds the distinction of being the only Press Elementary McKinney North High School golf course in Texas with six par-five holes. Slaughter Elementary

DOWNTOWN MCKINNEY Melissa Murphy City Information City Information City of Melissa City of Murphy https://www.cityofmelissa.com/ https://www.murphytx.org/ Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce 2212 Sam Rayburn, Ste. 400 120 E. FM 544 Ste 72 PMB 157 972-837-4277 972-805-3749 Melissa Municipal Court Murphy Municipal Court 3411 Barker Avenue | 972-838-2034 206 N. Murphy Road https://www.cityofmelissa.com/242/Municipal-Court 972-468-4250 https://www.murphytx.org/105/Courts Melissa Public Library 3411 Barker Avenue Post Office https://www.cityofmelissa.com/208/Library See website for multiple locations www.usps.com Post Office See website for multiple locations Murphy Police Department www.usps.com 206 N. Murphy Road 972-468-4200 Melissa Police Department http://www.murphytx.org/ 3411 Barker Avenue | 972-838-2033 https://www.cityofmelissa.com/158/Police Murphy Fire Department 206 N. Murphy Road Melissa Fire Department 972-468-4300 3411 Barker Avenue | 972-838-2338 https://www.murphytx.org/108/Fire https://www.cityofmelissa.com/187/Fire-Department Emergencies 911 Emergencies 911 Education Education Plano ISD | https://www.pisd.edu/ Melissa ISD | https://www.melissaisd.org/ Wylie ISD | https://www.wylieisd.net/ Schools Melissa Ridge Education Center Harry McKillop Elementary Parks & Recreation North Creek Elementary https://www.murphytx.org/110/Parks-Recreation Melissa Middle School Discover what Murphy Parks and Recreation Department has to offer. There is an array of activities, facilities, and services to meet the varied recreational needs and Parks & Recreation &interests of our city’s diverse population. https://www.cityofmelissa.com/219/Parks-Recreation The Melissa Parks and Recreation Department is Unique Attractions committed to improving and elevating the quality of life for residents and their families by providing and Play Street Museum maintaining a parks and trails system that offers ample 217 E. Farm to Market Road opportunities to enjoy an outdoor experience. Play Street Museum is an interactive children’s museum and indoor play area purposefully designed to encourage a young child’s sense of independence, exploration, and Unique Attraction creativity. Lola’s Local Market Ninja Nation 1771 Kever Main, Melissa 150 E. Farm to Market Road 544 Lola’s Local Market is a charming and quirky farm stand in Ninja Nation is more than just awesome facilities – it’s a Melissa, Texas. The store combines locally-sourced produce community of kids, adults, and parents encouraging one with artisan craft items as well as products and produce another, pushing their limits together and enjoying the from out-of-state. There are added attractions such as a friendships formed through dedication, hard work and pumpkin patch, a hay maze, and a petting zoo. Your kids positive energy. will love this place! City of Plano

City Information City of Plano https://www.plano.gov/ Chamber of Commerce https://www.planochamber.org/ 5400 Independence Parkway | 972-424-7547 Public Library See website for multiple locations https://www.plano.gov/9/Library Post Office 1200 Jupiter Road | 972-633-5754 https://www.usps.com/ Fire Department 1901 K Avenue | 972-941-7159 https://www.plano.gov/436/Fire-Rescue GRANITE PARK BOARDWALK Police Department 909 14th Street | 972-424-5678 https://www.plano.gov/1061/Police Parks & Recreation Emergencies 911 https://www.plano.gov/749/Parks-Recreation Play in Plano and find out about all the things Parks & Recreation has for you to see, do, and explore. We offer a wide range of fun indoor and outdoor Education summer camps, including gymnastics, robotics, creative arts, nature and Plano ISD | https://www.pisd.edu/ more! Explore our interactive map and learn more about Plano Parks and Visit website for multiple school locations. Recreation facilities.

Unique Attractions Arbor Hills Nature Preserve | 6701 West Parker Road Located on the western border of Plano, Arbor Hills Nature Preserve is a 200-acre park featuring vast areas of natural beauty for walking, jogging, hiking, orienteering, and other outdoor activity. The preserve has a natural biofilter for cleaning surface run-off from the parking lot before it re-enters the groundwater tables. The observation tower gives a spectacular view of the city. The Interurban Railway Museum | 901 E. 15th Street The Interurban Railway Museum is a FREE museum located in Plano’s Haggard Park and surrounding Historic Downtown Plano. Museum guests will enjoy a tour of Railway Post Office Car #360. Guests will learn about the rail post office system, discuss period advertising in the train car and learn more about electric rail travel. Texas Pool | 901 Springbrook Drive The Texas Pool is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. With its unique architectural design and historic value, the pool offers tourists, visitors, guests, and members alike an opportunity to swim across Texas. And with support from the community, the historic Texas Pool will continue to be a community gathering place and a legendary landmark for Texas- sized fun in the sun! Go Ape Zipline & Adventure Park | 5901 Los Rios Blvd. Go Ape in Oak Point Park takes scenic to new levels, literally, over 27 feet up in the woodland canopy. At 800 acres, Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve is Plano’s largest park featuring over 8 miles of trails and ziplining. Our Go Ape Treetop Adventure course features thrilling views of the lush local landscape and even a zipline that crosses over Rowlett Creek. Our high-ropes adventure course takes between 2-3 hours to complete. Granite Park Boardwalk | 5601 Granite Parkway At Granite Park, it all comes together at the Boardwalk. The Boardwalk connects the office buildings at Granite Park with retail, hotel and dining options–all conveniently located with an unmatched waterfront view. Developed with community and sustainability at the core, the Boardwalk and outdoor gathering places support healthy choices and active, social living year-round. Explore the Boardwalk and discover the value of an office park centered on inspiring the community to connect. City of Princeton City Information Parks & Recreation City of Princeton https://princetontx.gov/departments/parks-recreation/ https://princetontx.gov/ City of Princeton Parks and Recreation provides our community with the needed outreach of activities Chamber of Commerce to promote a healthy and entertaining lifestyle while https://princetontxchamber.com/ preserving a natural environment for the enjoyment of 319 McKinney Avenue |972-736-6462 current and future citizens. Public Library 323 McKinney Avenue Unique Attractions https://princetontx.gov/departments/library/ Cathy’s Critters Post Office 7422 County Road 466 621 E. Princeton Drive | (800) 275-8777 Visitors of all ages can experience our lovable farm https://www.usps.com/ animals up close and personal. These friendly critters are also available for events and parties at the farm or at your Fire Department desired location. 510 Woody Drive | 214-960-4509 https://princetontx.gov/departments/fire-department/ Future Flight 8560 County Road 392 Police Department At Future Flight, LLC we offer you a chance to experience 306 Main Street | 972-736-3901 the thrill and excitement of flying in a Powered Parachute. https://princetontx.gov/departments/fire-department/ After a short briefing and a preflight inspection of the two seat PPC, we’ll take-off and join the birds for some fun, Emergencies 911 low and slow flying. Education Texas Fishing Adventures Princeton ISD | https://www.princetonisd.net/Page/1 2055 County Road 900 North Texas Fishing Guide is able to bring the best Schools knowledge of fishes and a great guide boat. Forty- Smith Elementary five years of fishing experience, and 95% catch ratio Lowe Elementary guaranteed to leave this Fishing Adventure with a Lacy Elementary knowledgable out look on fishes and boats. Harper Elementary Godwin Elementary Heritage Hill Equestrian Center Southard Middle School 8882 County Road 392 Clark Middle School Offering Horseback Riding Summer Camp, Affordable Princeton High School Riding Lessons and Trail Rides.

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City Information Unique Attractions City of Prosper Crystal Lagoon https://www.prospertx.gov/ 4000 Pepper Grass Lane Being able to access a huge lagoon Chamber of Commerce with filtered water in Texas is an 900 North Preston Road amazing achievement. And while 972-508-4200 | https://www. this is a new attraction, it’s safe to prosperchamber.com/ say that this is an amazing place to Prosper Public Library check out. It’s something unlike you 142 N. Ohio Street | 972-569-1185 have ever seen, and the lagoon itself https://www.prospertx.gov/residents/ looks amazing. Plus, you can enjoy a library/ plethora of amazing water sports in Prosper Texas, which is a really cool Post Office feeling on its own. 102 E. Broadway Street (800) 275-8777 | www.usps.com/ Frontier Park 1551 Frontier Parkway Fire Department Community park featuring a sports 972-347-2424 complex with lighted soccor fields, www.prospertx.gov/fire-department/ two lighted synthetic turf multipurpose fields, three lighted synthetic turf Police Department softball/baseball fields, three lighted 972-347-2226 baseball fields, two lighted softball www.prospertx.gov/residents/police/ CRYSTAL LAGOON fields, three backstops, four lighted Emergencies 911 batting cages, and three restroom/ concession structures. Education Prospering Farms Prosper ISD | www.prosper-isd.net/ 101 Equestrian Way Schools Prospering Farm is a full service Hunter/ Baker Elementary jumper equestrian facility north of Boyer Elementary Dallas in Prosper, Texas offering Bryant Elementary instruction in English riding with a focus Cockrell Elementary on the skills necessary for jumping. Folsom Elementary ​We attend “A” shows as well as North Furr Elementary Texas Hunter Jumper Club (NTHJC) Hughes Elementary and Dallas Scholarship Circuit (DHJSC) Johnson Elementary local shows, Welsh Pony & Cob Society Light Farms Elementary Rucker Elementary (WPCSA) shows and participate in IEA Spradley Elementary (Interscholastic Equestrian Association) Stuber Elementary competitions. Windsong Elementary Hays Middle School Gentle Creek Country Club Reynolds Middle School 3131 E. Prosper Trail Rogers Middle School Where family life style meets family Rushing Middle School fun! Whether you are looking for a golf Prosper Highschool course designed with notable regard Rock Hill Highschool for the grand tradition of the game, a three hundred and sixty degree Parks & Recreation culinary experience, innovative events, the art of classical riding and https://www.prospertx.gov/residents/ dressage, or being a member of a parks-recreation/ family-oriented club, Gentle Creek is Prosper Parks and Recreation the Club for you. We strive to express Department provides active and and embody the true meaning of passive recreational opportunities for Texas hospitality and build a strong all citizens of Prosper in an accessible, community of togetherness and safe environment, while promoting support. PROSPERING FARMS the preservation of the town’s natural resources. PRAIRIE CREEK PARK City of Richardson City Information Parks & Recreation City of Richardson https://www.cor.net/departments/parks-recreation https://www.cor.net/ The City of Richardson - Parks & Recreation Department protects and maintains parkland and our urban forest, preserves trails, and offers a variety of sports, Chamber of Commerce recreation, educational enrichment, arts programs, cultural opportunities, nature 411 Belle Grove Drive and aquatic activities. 972-792-2800 https://www.richardsonchamber.com/ Unique Attractions Richardson Municipal Court 411 W. Arapaho Road Prairie Creek Park 2400 W. Prairie Creek Drive 972-744-7100 Measuring in at close to 40 acres, it may not be the largest park in town, but it https://www.cor.net/departments/ is known for its scenic landscapes and colorful displays of flowers and plants. municipal-court Another reason that many locals and budding photographers come here is Richardson Public Library down to the waterfall that takes pride of place in the center of the park. 900 Civic Center Drive https://www.cor.net/departments/ Heights Family Aquatic Center 709 W. Arapaho Road public-library Heights Family Aquatic Center has a variety of pools to choose from Post Office so there will be something to suit everyone. These include a leisure pool if you See website for multiple locations want some rest and relaxation, as well as slides and pool toys if you are looking www.usps.com for something a bit more adventuresome. For younger visitors there are kids’ pools and even a tot pool for toddlers to enjoy. Richardson Police Department 200 N. Greenville Ave. Richardson Farmers Market 972-744-4800 101 S. Coit Road https://www.richardsonpolice.net/ The market is touted as a farmers market but there is also something of a flea market atmosphere depending on which vendors have come to sell their wares. Richardson Fire Department With that in mind you can expect to find things that range from local produce 300 N. Greenville Ave. and food items to vintage antiques and memorabilia from the region. 972-744-5700 https://www.cor.net/departments/fire- Sherrill Park Golf Course department 2001 E. Lookout Drive With not one but two courses to choose from, Sherrill Park Golf Course is well Emergencies 911 known in Richardson as a premium golfing destination. The courses here regularly win awards and the facilities cater to golfers of all skills levels. Whatever your Education ability, there are golfing areas suitable for your needs, and there are also classes Richardson ISD and training sessions that you can join if you want to improve your game. https://web.risd.org/home/ Eisemann Center for the Performing Arts Visit website for multiple school 2351 Performance Drive locations. There are several venues here that feature both smaller and larger spaces, and the mixture of shows on offer is eclectic. These range from performances by local dance companies, to theatrical shows, to musical concerts. Orchestras from around the region regularly play here and you can even catch some opera here if the mood takes you. City of Sachse

City Information City of Sachse https://www.cityofsachse.com/ Chamber of Commerce http://www.sachsechamber.com/ 7214 Highway 78 | 972-496-1212 Public Library 3815 Sachse Road http://www.cityofsachse.com/130/Library Post Office (800) 275-8777 https://www.usps.com/ Fire Department 3815 Sachse Road | 469-429-4791 https://www.cityofsachse.com/119/Fire-Rescue Police Department 3815 Sachse Road | 972-495-2271 https://www.cityofsachse.com/167/Police-Department Emergencies 911 SACHSE CITY HALL Education Dallas County Sachse Residents Garland ISD https://www.garlandisd.net/ Collin County Sachse Residents Wylie ISD https://www.wylieisd.net/

Parks & Recreation https://www.cityofsachse.com/150/Parks-Recreation The Parks and Recreation Department strives to enhance the quality of life in the City of Sachse by providing high-quality parks and services for all citizens. The department coordinates a variety of programs and special events for its residents and their families.

Unique Attractions Extreme Sandbox 2811 Pleasant Valley Road Play on an excavator or bulldozer for fun! Extreme Sandbox offers customers the unique opportunity to experience heavy equipment in a safe and controlled environment. Let the kid in you play! Firefighters Park 2841 5th Street Kids will love pretending they’re firefighters at Firefighters Park. It’s built with a fire station in mind; everything is designed in bright red and yellow, including the benches and trashcans. EXTREME SANDBOX City of Wylie

City Information City of Wylie https://www.wylietexas.gov/ Chamber of Commerce https://www.wyliechamber.org/ 307 N. Ballard Avenue| 972-442-2804 Public Library 300 Country Club Road | 972-516-6250 https://www.wylietexas.gov/library.php Post Office 940 FM 544 | 800-275-8777 IN-SYNC EXOTICS https://www.usps.com/ Fire Department 2000 N. State Hwy. 78 | 972-429-8110 Unique Attractions https://www.wylietexas.gov/fire.php In-Sync Exotics Police Department 2000 N. State Hwy. 78 | 972-442-8171 3430 Skyview Drive www.wylietexas.gov/about_us/index.php In-Sync Exotics started in 1998 as a non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue of neglected, abused and unwanted exotic felines. By visiting schools, Emergencies 911 churches, organizations, etc., through Community Outreach Program they hope to educate as many people as possible on the work they do, and the Education amazing animals in their care. Wylie ISD | https://www.wylieisd.net/ Woodbridge Golf Club Schools 7400 Country Club Drive Akin Elementary Woodbridge’s layout doglegs through some interesting terrain, with heavy Birmingham Elementary woodlands, natural wetlands, streams, and meadows making the course Bush Elementary scenic and fun. There are 15 doglegs in all, which makes for a tough, long Cox Elementary 7,088 yards if you’re playing from the tips. Dodd Elementary Groves Elementary Landon Winery Hartman Elementary 103 N. Ballard Avenue Smith Elementary You don’t need to drive out into the country to find this winery; it’s right in the Tibbals Elementary middle of downtown! Stop in for a tasting, make up some of your own bottle Watkins Elementary labels, or even try your hand at winemaking. The Landon Bistro serves lunch Whitt Elementary and dinner, as well as brunch on Sundays. Davis Intermediate Draper Intermediate Wylie Rec Center Harrison Intermediate 300 Country Club Road Burnett Junior High Wylie Recreation Center amenities include a state-of-the-art fitness area, Cooper Junior High Precor machines with Preva touchscreen, internet access, and workout McMillan Junior High tracking, 3-lane indoor track measuring 1/10th of a mile, guest wifi, locker Wylie High School rooms, climbing wall, / gym, meeting room space, a variety of activities and classes, rental space, and childcare. B&B Theatres Parks & Recreation 711 Woodbridge Parkway https://www.wylietexas.gov/facilities/parks/ B&B has seen the coming of sound, color, widescreen, digital, 3D and index.php countless other advances in stereo sound and projection. The newest Wylie is home to more than 700 acres complexes offer the latest in sound and comfort, including DOLBY 7.1 of parkland and open space. In those Surround Sound and digital sound in all auditoriums, stadium seating, wide parks, you’ll find over 10 miles of trails, 15 screens, high-back rocker chairs with cup holders, and luxury electric recliner playgrounds, and eight pavilions available seating. for reservation, soccer fields, baseball fields, football fields, a nine-hole disc golf course, a cricket pitch, and much more. To see Capital Title closing locations in Collin County and other surrounding areas, visit: www.ctot.com