City of Willow Park

Newsletter, March 2022

Willow Park welcomes Lucchese

The City of Willow Park joined Lucchese Bootmaker at The Shops at Willow Park on Feb. 18th for a grand opening party for their new retail location. The store is a new concept for one of Texas' most historic western wear outfitters. Go visit them at 100 Crown Point Blvd., Suite 101.

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Mayor's Message

March is here, which means the beginning of spring is just around the corner. As we are all taking the time to “spring clean” our homes and offices, I invite you to join us for a city spring cleaning day Saturday, March 26, 2022, at 9 a.m.

Volunteers will gather at the City Hall parking lot where they will be given supplies and assigned areas to gather trash and debris along city streets until noon, then return to City Hall to drop off their bags. We hope to see lots of smiling faces that morning to help keep Willow Park beautiful.

Primary elections are complete and I’d like to congratulate all the winners who will be serving our community. We look forward to working with you. For all those who voted, I congratulate you too. The world is run by those who show up, and by making your voice heard in the election, you are getting involved and making a difference.

The world has more than its share of trouble and grief right now, and my prayers are with the people of Ukraine as they face their struggles. It is a good reminder of just how blessed we are here in Texas and our community. I ask that all of you remember those in need in their prayers during this difficult time.

March reminders:

Check the batteries in your smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors when you move your clocks forward for Daylight Saving Time;
Make sure your sprinkler heads and irrigation system parts are in good repair before you start running your system again;
Be weather aware! Sign up to get severe weather alerts straight to your phone at AlertSense;
If you go out of town for Spring Break, be smart: make sure your newspaper and mail deliveries don’t pile up, don’t announce your absence on social media, make sure your property is secure before you leave, and submit a vacation watch form with Willow Park Police Department to help you return to a secure and safe home;
Enjoy the warmer weather and the sunshine!

Monitor your water usage in real time with Sensus Analytics

The City of Willow Park water department is now offering water customers the opportunity to monitor their water usage in real-time through the Sensus portal. You'll need your water bill information to create your account.

First, click this link: Sensus Analytics login

Enter your email address and then check your email where you will need to verify the address by clicking on the link in the email sent to you by the system. This will open the registration page.

You will need to know the account number and the exact spelling and order of the name on the account. (i.e.- last name first, first name) Enter the information EXACTLY the way you see it on your water bill. (If your name on your bill contains a comma and the portal isn't allowing you to register, try removing the comma.)

The token is your street address number. For example if your address is 516 Ranch House Road, the token is 516.

Once you have created your account, you can browse through the tabs on the left side of the page to set up alerts about your usage, view your hourly/daily/monthly usage, and other features.

Questions? Email info@willowpark.org. Please provide your account number and contact information in the email.

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