Click the link to view the August 2010 Champion. To view previous editions of the Champion, click here.This edition of the Champion includes the following information:

 

The City of Duncanville is asking all residents to get rid of their pipe-clogging fats, oil and grease by placing used materials in fat trapper bags. Fat trapper bags are foil-lined bags that can be used to store used oil and grease. The bags can be placed in the trash so that they are properly disposed of.

Free fat trapper bags for small amounts of waste materials are available at the Duncanville Municipal Service Center, located at 330 Shady Trail Drive. Residents may pick up a maximum of 2-3 bags during regular business hours. For more information, contact Service Center Staff at (972) 780-4900.

Residents must live within Duncanville city limits to request this service.

For more information on food and e-waste disposal, visit the City of Duncanville's Storm Water Management Program Web site.

Are you a Senior looking for extra savings? If so, check out the City of Duncanville's Senior Savings Guide, which includes discounts at local restaurants, hotel, area attractions, housing and more!

 

Click here to view the Senior Savings Guide. To learn more about the City of Duncanville's Certified Retirement Community Designations,visit www.retireinduncanville.com.

has made local celebrities of some of their animals available for adoption.

 

The Shelter now has PhotoShows of their adoptable dogs and cats that are viewable online. These unique shows are set to music and showcases each animal and can be emailed or posted to social networking sites.

 

Click below to view the PhotoShows:

CAT PHOTOSHOW 

 

For more information on the Tri-City Animal Shelter and their pets available for adoption, call (972) 291-5335 or visit them at 1150 E. Pleasant Run Rd., Cedar Hill.