Drivers traveling near Temple High School will see traffic changes and detours beginning Friday, April 3, as crews begin work on the North 31st Street Improvements Project. Funded by the City of Temple’s Reinvestment Zone #1, the $8 million proj...
At the request of BNSF Railway, the City of Temple will be assisting their crews in closing the railroad crossings on South 25th Street between West Avenue E and West Avenue F and South 49th Street between West Avenue D and West Avenue G. The closure will...
Acting in the best interest of the health and safety of City of Temple voters, the Temple City Council decided to cancel the May 2, 2020 Parks Bond Special Election at their Special Called Meeting on March 24. Since the date the election was call...
With the City of Temple falling under the mandatory “shelter in place” order issued by Bell County Judge David Blackburn, most city services will continue to remain available to residents online and by phone, but non-essential services...
Due to updated recommendations from the CDC and local health officials, the City of Temple has made the decision to close City facilities to public walk-in traffic beginning tomorrow, Thursday, March 19. The safety of our residents and staff is paramount,...
After Bell County officials confirmed a second presumptive case of COVID-19, the City of Temple continues to take proactive and preventive measures to minimize transmission risks for residents as well as city staff during the execution of city business an...
The City of Temple’s Zone After-School programs at all Temple and Belton ISD sites will be cancelled next week, March 16 to March 20, after both school districts decided to extend Spring Break for one week. The Zone program will resume once area...
With the first presumptive case of COVID-19 announced in Bell County, the City of Temple is following the recommendations of county health officials and beginning to take precautionary measures. The safety of our residents, visitors and City staff remains...
The City of Temple will be holding two interactive open houses next week for residents to provide feedback on the draft Comprehensive Plan and share in the future vision of Temple.• Tuesday, March 17 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p....
After an extensive national recruitment process, the City of Temple has chosen three highly qualified finalists in its search for a new police chief. The finalists are (in alphabetical order by last name):• Pedro (Pete) Lopez...
North Pea Ridge Road is scheduled to be closed between the hours of 9am and 2:15pm on Friday March 13th, 2020. The closure will occur between Stonehollow Road and Alabama Avenue. North Pea Ridge Road will re-open once construction activi...
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Temple residents can receive emergency notifications by registering with the CodeRED system. CodeRED is an emergency notification service that allows emergency officials to notify residents and businesses by telephone, cell phone, text message, ...
TEMPLE, TX (March 27, 2020) –Temple Police Department is asking for the public’s help with identifying a suspect involved in a case of credit card abuse. He is described as an older male, with a distinctive tattoo on their left hand.Th...
TEMPLE, TX (March 18, 2020) –The Temple Police Department in conjunction with the Bell County Sheriff’s Department conducted a two-day sex trafficking, pimp, prostitution and John suppression operation on March 13-14.The purpose of thi...
TEMPLE, TX (March 12, 2020) –The Temple Police Department is reminding residents to remain patient when navigating heavily-trafficked intersections.TPD has been made aware of several intersections where drivers enter the intersection in an attem...
TEMPLE, TX (March 11, 2020) – The Temple Police Department is searching for information regarding the identity of suspects involved in a Jan. 30 theft at Walmart, 3401 S. 31st Street.Officers were advised that two black males stole appr...
