Allen Animal Control Reminds You to Protect Your Pets from Distemper
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 Area cities, including Allen, have recently reported an outbreak of distemper in racoons and pets. The City of Allen Animal Control Division has picked up more than a dozen sick raccoons in the last month. Residents are reminded not to pick up or handle any wildlife, but to call Animal Control at 214.509.4378 to report the problem. Because distemper is very contagious and expensive to treat, pet owners should ensure that pets are up-to-date on vaccinations and city registration. Pet food should not be left outside and garbage bins should be secured with lids closed. |
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| Electronics Disposal Sponsored by City of Allen and Keep Allen Beautiful |
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 On Saturday, March 9, beginning at 8 a.m. in the Allen City Hall parking lot, Allen residents can bring office-related electronics and small electric appliances for recycling. Some of the accepted items include computer equipment, fax machines, phones, microwaves, toasters, mixers, and other small electric kitchen appliances (without Freon). No televisions will be accepted at this event.
Participants must show their driver's license and current water utility bill to prove Allen residency. Learn More...
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| The Courses at Watters Creek Opens Second Course for Preview |
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Preview play for the 6-Hole Futures Course at The Courses at Watters Creek begins today and will be available through the month of May. The Futures Course is a fun, quick test of golf for all skill levels featuring holes measuring in length from 40 to 120 yards. No tee times are required, making it perfect to play with family, friends or co-workers on a quick lunch break! The Futures Course will open permanently in August of this year. |
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