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In 1962 Harold Miller and Archie Ladshaw saw the possibilities of a subdivision set among magnificent oak trees. They began to develop 200 acres into home sites, and people were attracted to the peaceful rural life, feeling that it was worth the...
The Grapevine includes a calendar of events and activities upcoming up in the City as well as articles from the Mayor, City Departments and civic groups. The City of Garden Ridge takes pride in helping keep their residents informed and the Grape...
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires community water systems to deliver a Consumer Confidence Report (CCR), also known as an annual drinking water quality report, to their customers each year. These reports provide inf...
Revised bills for the Water Billing period of July 22 to August 22, 2019 will be mailed out next week with a new due date. The water usage for the above billing period will be recalculated at the City's previous water rates plus a $2.00 increase in the ba...
Please join us and help spread the word about the Garden Ridge Farmers' Market on Saturday, September 14, 2019, from 9:00am - 1:00pm in the Garden Ridge City Hall parking lot (9400 Municipal Parkway). We are accepting applications for vendors. Please revi...
Click on the link below for the Post 4th of July Event Flyer to view a few pictures, award winners, and sponsors.
Commission membership is open to all Garden Ridge citizens. Members serve without monetary compensation and are appointed by the City Council. All commissions are recommending bodies to the City Council.
Visit the Boards and Commissions page and Ordinance ...
In an effort to maintain the beauty Garden Ridge enjoys from its numerous oak trees and to prevent and combat the spreading of destructive oak wilt.
The Safe Zone is located in the marked area next to City Hall.