Shannon Dubberly, Keller City Councilman

06/23/2026

Keller, we are blessed.

We are blessed with amazing people who give so much and never ask for recognition.

Know someone who mows the lawn for a neighbor who can’t? Know somebody who gives so much of their time for the community or a group and never seeks recognition?! Know a business that is always there for us? Well, now is our chance to honor them! PLEASE SUBMIT A NOMINATION TODAY! It’ll only take 1 minute!

06/23/2026

Everyone - please nominate at least one person you know who is deserving. It’ll only take you 1 minute!

We all know someone who makes Keller a special place to live, work and play. Now, we hope you'll tell us about them!

This fall, City Council will present the inaugural Keller Citizen Awards, a new tradition dedicated to recognizing the residents and businesses who make a difference in our community.

Nominations are OPEN for:
- Citizen of the Year
- Volunteer of the Year
- Senior of the Year
- Youth of the Year
- Business of the Year

Finalists will be shared in September, and winners will be announced during a special celebration the evening of Oct. 22 at The Bowden.

Keller is full of incredible people doing incredible things. Thanks in advance for helping us ensure they get the recognition they deserve!

06/09/2026

I would like to thank my fellow Council members for your vote of confidence in selecting me as the new Mayor Pro Tem for Keller.

I am honored, and lucky, to serve with such amazing people as Mayor Ross McMullin, Greg Will, Keller City Councilman, Karen Brennan, Dr. Charles Randklev for Keller and Chris Whatley. I am excited to work with all of you to take our city to the next level!

We will continue to provide exceptional public safety, strong infrastructure, high-quality development, and low taxes in our citizen-first approach. This is going to be a big year for our city!

Shannon Dubberly, Mayor Pro Tem

06/06/2026

Congratulations to the Keller Indians!!
Class 6A State Champions!!!

06/05/2026

We had a little rain, but we’re good now! Come on done to Town Hall for Summer Nights!

05/14/2026

What a fun Re-Grand Opening at Jabo’s Ace Hardware! They’ve done an amazing job with the Cove expansion as well. And, parents, it is your new official Needo HQ! 🤣

Was great seeing the Greater Keller Chamber and Community Impact there as well!

05/03/2026

Kroger just came out with some new Keller swag! The white on white Keller Indian hats look good!

04/28/2026

Today is the last day of Early Voting! Get out and vote!

04/16/2026

Rangers fans, you are not dreaming!

BIG news revealed ⬇️

A commitment to excellence. A collaboration made possible only in Texas.

After months in the works, we’re proud to announce the City of Keller has entered into a first-of-its-kind licensing agreement with the World Champion Texas Rangers.

This partnership gives Keller the unique ability to name our softball and baseball fields after Rangers Hall of Famers, bringing the club’s rich history and tradition directly into our community. Through official licensing, we will also be able to incorporate the Rangers’ marks and branding throughout the Keller Sports Park, creating an authentic, big league atmosphere for our families and young athletes. It is a game changer for our city and a direct result of the high standards set through the park’s renovation.

When we set out to renovate the Keller Sports Park years ago, we did so with a vision to create a facility that reflects who we are as a community and attracts world class organizations. Today, that vision is realized, elevating the Keller Sports Park into the premier youth sports complex in the metroplex and reinforcing our commitment to being Texas’s most family friendly city.

Kudos to Councilman Shannon Dubberly, a lifelong Rangers fan, who helped spark the idea, and to the entire city council and team at Town Hall who helped guide this partnership from idea to reality.

04/07/2026

Always a fun event!

TRAFFIC ALERT
The arrival of spring means the annual Keller Lions Club Fair — including its parade — is on the horizon! This tradition will impact Bear Creek Parkway near the park and neighborhood streets to the north next Tuesday, April 14.

As it has in years past, the parade will kick off at 6 p.m. starting at Bear Creek Intermediate School (801 Bear Creek Pkwy.) and travel on Phillips Drive west to Gloria Street, south to Bear Creek Parkway, west to Austin Street, north to Vine Street, east to Cindy Street and north to the Lions Club property at the southeast corner of Cindy and Keller Parkway.

All impacted roads will close before the parade (around 5:45 p.m.) and reopen as it passes. Parking at Bear Creek Park will close around the same time, and traffic will not be allowed to enter or exit until Bear Creek Parkway reopens.

Whether you're in the area to enjoy the parade or simply trying to get home, please follow the instructions of police officers and public safety volunteers on the scene, and be sure not to drive around barricades.