Tarrant County College to Offer Classes at HC Civic Center
The Haltom City Economic Development Corporation has partnered with Tarrant County College Northeast (TCC) in renovating the Haltom City Civic Center to make it suitable for continuing education classes.

The Civic Center, which is located at 3201 Friendly Lane, is an advantageous location with ample space to increase TCC class offerings, in particular, courses pertinent to businesses, students, and community residents. 

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HC Library to Close Two Days for Staff Training
The Haltom City Library will be closed Thursday & Friday, May 5th & 6th, in order to conduct staff training. The Library apologizes for any inconvenience.

The Library will re-open Saturday, May 7th at 10AM.

Fire/Rescue Emergency Mgmt. Receives StormReady Designation
On April 1st, 2010, Mark Fox, of the National Weather Service, presented Haltom City Emergency Management Coordinator Perry Bynum and Mayor Bill Lanford with the StormReady Community Designation. Haltom City is one of 67 communities in Texas that have received the StormReady designation.

StormReady communities are better prepared to save lives from the onslaught of severe weather through advanced planning, education and awareness.

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Images of HC Photo Contest Winners
Judges have selected the winners for this year's Images of HC Photo Contest. Best of Show went to Vipha N. Guerrero, whose photo was also selected winner of "A City of Readers", a category created to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the HC Library.

All photos entered for consideration are on display at the Haltom City Library.

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A Litter-Free Community is Goal of New Website
A new website combines the resources of Haltom City and IESI, the city's trash/recycling provider. The purpose of the website is to provide citizens with a means for learning about the importance of keeping our environment clean and for involving them in a campaign to do so.

The site contains educational tools, information about the cost of cleanup/prevention and links to other local, state and national organizations that serve as anti-litter resources.

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