City of Fayetteville, Texas

06/18/2026

2026 06 25 City Council Special Meeting Agenda

06/16/2026

CITY OFFICE AND CITY DUMP CLOSED ON FRIDAY, JUNE 19

The City office and the City dump will be closed on Friday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth.

06/09/2026

2026 06 15 City Council Meeting Agenda
The meeting packet for Monday's meeting can be found on the City's website at: https://webgen1.revize.com/revize/cityfayetteville_tx/government/city_secretary/agendas___minutes/city_council_meetings.php -423

06/09/2026

NEW ORDINANCE REGARDING MANUFACTURED/MODULAR HOMES

The City has adopted an updated Ordinance regarding manufactured homes and modular homes within the City Limits. You can view Ordinance 2026-05-18 by clicking on this link:

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06/09/2026

PAYMENT OF CITY UTILITY BILLS

Effective July 1, the City will no longer accept utility payments at Cadence/Huntington Bank. After July 1, utility payments can be made at Fayette Savings if you have an account with Fayette Savings. Other payment options include mail, dropping a payment at the City office or in the City drop box, online credit card payment (which includes a processing fee), or signing up for ACH draft payments. We apologize for any inconvenience while the City makes the transition to Fayette Savings.

06/04/2026

2026 06 10 Fayetteville Economic Development Corporation Meeting Agenda

06/01/2026

COMMUNITY MOSQUITO CONTROL

Fayetteville is launching an individual, community-wide mosquito control effort to help reduce mosquito populations and protect public health throughout our town. The City will be using BTI mosquito dunks - a safe, targeted and environmentally friendly approach for controlling mosquito larvae in standing water. The City will be placing BTI mosquito dunks in public standing-water areas such as drainage ditches, retention ponds and other locations where mosquitos commonly breed.

Residents can help by eliminating standing water in containers, buckets, birdbaths or anything that holds water for more than 3 days.

BTI (Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis) is a natural occurring bacterium that targets mosquito larvae without harming people, pets, fish or beneficial insects like bees and fireflies. It is one of the most effective and environmentally responsible tools for community mosquito control.

Fayetteville will begin placing BTI dunks immediately and continue
treatments throughout the warm weather months.

05/12/2026

2026 05 18 Notice of Mid Year Budget Review

The meeting packet can be found on the City's website: https://webgen1.revize.com/revize/cityfayetteville_tx/government/city_secretary/agendas___minutes/city_council_meetings.php -423

05/12/2026

2026 05 18 City Council Meeting Agenda

The meeting packet for Monday's meeting can be found on the City's website at: https://webgen1.revize.com/revize/cityfayetteville_tx/government/city_secretary/agendas___minutes/city_council_meetings.php

05/11/2026

2026 05 11 City Council Special Meeting Agenda to Canvass Votes of Election