Sachse on The Jeff Crilley Show

Our City Manager, Gina Nash, was featured on The Jeff Crilley Show this week! She discussed all things Sachse and how great of a community this is to live, work, and play. Catch the episode here!

Clear the Shelter

It's that time of the year to CLEAR THE SHELTER. In partnership with the Clear the Shelters program, the Sachse Animal Shelter will be offering "no adoption fees" from August 23-29. If you're looking for a new furry addition to the family, this is the time to add one! Head on down to the Sachse Animal Shelter next week and pick up a new friend.

Blue Bulk Week

We ask our residents to allow their brush and bulk to be collected by the end of the week. There is a six cubic yard limit per household, anything beyond will result in non-collection and will need to be removed until the next collection cycle. If you would like to pay a fee for CWD to collect the remainder of the debris, you may call 972-392-9300 and set-up a special pick-up. If you are unsure if you are in a yellow or blue section, follow this link to find out.

CWD Labor Day Schedule

Trash and recycle services will be delayed one day, due to the Labor Day holiday the week of September 6. If your collection day is on Monday, it will move to Tuesday, if it is on Tuesday, it will move to Wednesday, and so forth. Please set all carts out by 7 a.m. on your scheduled collection day, but no earlier than 5 p.m. the evening before. As always, a friendly reminder to make sure that carts are separated by at least three feet, and three feet away from obstacles, such as mailboxes, fences, and vehicles.

City Council Approves Bond 2021 Election

On Monday, August 16, the Sachse City Council voted to approve a Bond Election to be held in November, 2021. The ballot will include four proposals. The Bond Package was formed through feedback, engagement and recommendations that staff received from residents and the 2021 Bond Committee. You can find more details on the Bond Package here. More information coming soon.

Sachse Police Department:

Safe Trade Zone

Did you know the Sachse Police department offers a Safe Trade Zone at the Public Safety building?

When conducting sales or purchases of items from a private individual, it’s best to conduct the actual transaction in a public place. The Sachse Police Department offers Safe Trade Zones for residents to make online purchase/exchange transactions in a monitored area. The Safe Trade Zones are located at the Sachse Public Safety Building, 3815 Sachse Road, Building D.

There is a Safe Trade Room within the Public Safety Building, and two marked parking spaces in the parking lot. The Safe Trade room is located in the foyer and is available during regular business hours. To use the room, contact a Public Safety Department personnel member at one of the reception desks. The parking lot where the dedicated parking spaces are located is well lit, and has constant traffic. There is also 24-hour camera surveillance which sends images directly onto video screens in the dispatch center.

In addition to the safety of conducting this type of commerce in a secure location, purchasers have the option of requesting a check of serial numbers or other identifying markings to ensure the merchandise is not stolen property. Both locations are also available for child custody exchanges.

Discover Your Bulk & Brush Collection Day

The City has new times to set out your bulk trash and brush collection. Bulk trash needs to be placed out no earlier than 48 hours prior to your scheduled collection day. What about brush? It goes out on the Saturday prior to your collection day.

Please Note: no more than 6 cubic yards of brush/bulk are allowed to be out on the curb at one time.

Not sure about your collection day? Check the interactive map on our bulk trash webpage: www.cityofsachse.com/bulktrash. You'll find information about what is considered bulk trash and the items included in brush.

Confused? Have questions? We're here to help.

Sachse's Chart For COVID-19 Info

Sachse maintains a list of active/recovered patients on its COVID-19 webpage. The chart includes the number of active cases, where the cases are located by county, the gender of the patients, status of the patients
(e.g., hospitalized, self-quarantined) and the number of recovered cases.

Sign Up For The Sachse Scene

The Sachse Scene is a weekly newsletter produced by the City of Sachse. If you want to know more about the latest news and events in Sachse, subscribe to the newsletter by email at cityofsachse.com/SachseScene. It's so easy to stay informed.