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Spreading
the Word In Arlington’s Many Languages
 Have
you ever picked up your phone and been totally confused
by the voice on the other end? Occupational jargon and
technical terms can be difficult enough to overcome, but
what if the caller on the other end of the line is
speaking a totally different language?...
The
Auditors are Audited
 The
National Association of Local Government Auditors has
completed their assessment of the city’s internal
audit processes. In their report to the City of
Arlington last month, the NALGA concluded that the
Internal Audit Division’s processes are in full
compliance with state government auditing standards...
City
Employees Participate in the Holiday Giving Season
 The
Office of the Mayor and Council is collecting
non-perishable food items to help make the holiday season
brighter for underprivileged families in Arlington...
Building Inspections Personnel Gain
Certifications
Congratulations to the following members of the
Building Inspections Division who have completed studies
in furtherance of their International Code Council
certifications...
This
Holiday Season, the City’s Water Utilities
Department Says: "Don’t Feed the
Sewers!"
Properly dispose of your
cooking oils and grease
- Soak up excess grease and oil with a paper
towel or pour into a closed-lid container and
place in the garbage.
- Filter and freeze used cooking oil for
reuse.
- To dispose of large amounts of cooking oil,
call the Fort Worth Environmental Collection
Center at 817-871-5257.
To learn more, go to www.dfwstormwater.com
or call the City of Arlington Water Utilities
Department at 817-459-6600. |
Did you know?
Prior to a quarterly auction, all surplus
property is available, free of charge, to
any City department or
division. To see what items are
available, check out the Surplus Property
Slideshow on the Purchasing Portal, and
contact Purchasing Manager Debra Carrejo at
817-459-6305 to obtain any available surplus
property for your program.
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Santa
Claus is coming to Arlington Saturday, December 4, along
with a laser light show, low-rider automobiles, covered
wagons and dragon dancers...
City
Manager Chuck Kiefer welcomed approximately 1,700
employees...
