Pride In
Performance City Employees Show Heart by
Raising $11,000.
Laird Earns National Parks
Award.
Parks Marketing Manager is
Volunteer of the Month.
Connections
a newsletter for City of Arlington employees and
volunteers, is published by the Office of
Communication.
Please direct all inquiries, City employee accolades
and story ideas to 817-459-6404 or 817-459-6402.
Managing Editor Cheryel Carpenter Editor/Writer Lesley Hensell
Production Team Jesselene Kidwell, Bob Johnson
New Personnel
Policy Addresses Inclement Weather When ice and snow hit the Metroplex this winter, there
are four ways for City of Arlington employees to obtain
information about City of Arlington closings and delays...
Sharing the Spirit of the Season Join the Mayor and City Council Office in collecting
food for Arlington Charities and Mission Arlington during
the holiday season.
Be an angel
The
Salvation Army is collecting gifts for Arlington
families through its Angel Tree program. Through
Dec. 15, you can bring new, unwrapped items to
the City Manager’s Office on the third floor
of City Hall. These can include toys for
children, as well as items for senior citizens
living in nursing homes. Gift certificates will
also be accepted. The items will be featured in
a "store," where parents of needy
families can choose gifts for their children and
senior parents.
We are committed to being a pre-eminent
city, providing an exemplary environment in which to live,
learn, work and play.
Arlington's Way
Our Culture, Values and Beliefs
Professional Competence
A Sense of Urgency
Accountability
Politically Aware, But Not Political
Innovation and Creativity
Teamwork
Strategic Orientation
Appreciation for People
About
1,500 employees attended the City of Arlington’s 2003
Employee Appreciation Day at the Arlington Convention
Center on Nov. 19...
City Employees Show Heart by
Raising $11,000.
In
2004, City of Arlington employees can begin setting aside
more money to accomplish their retirement dreams....
The
Salvation Army is collecting gifts for Arlington
families through its Angel Tree program. Through
Dec. 15, you can bring new, unwrapped items to
the City Manager’s Office on the third floor
of City Hall. These can include toys for
children, as well as items for senior citizens
living in nursing homes. Gift certificates will
also be accepted. The items will be featured in
a "store," where parents of needy
families can choose gifts for their children and
senior parents.