Double Oak - Friday Update (06/13/2025)

Honoring Flag Day Saturday June 14 and U.S. Army 250th Birthday

This Saturday marks Flag Day, a time for our community and our nation to reflect on the enduring symbol of freedom, unity, and sacrifice — the American flag. First adopted on June 14, 1777, our flag has flown through battles, celebrations, and historic milestones, reminding us of the values that bind us together: liberty, justice, and resilience. In Double Oak, we proudly fly the Stars and Stripes over Town Hall and throughout our neighborhoods, honoring all who have defended and upheld the ideals it represents. Let us take a moment to appreciate the privilege of living in a free nation and the responsibilities that come with it.

This Saturday also marks a historic milestone — the 250th birthday of the United States Army, founded on June 14, 1775. For two and a half centuries, the Army has stood as a symbol of strength, sacrifice, and unwavering service to our nation. From the Revolutionary War to today’s global missions, the men and women of the U.S. Army have defended our freedoms and upheld the values that define America. As we recognize this extraordinary anniversary, the Town of Double Oak offers its gratitude to all who have served and continue to serve. We salute your dedication and honor your legacy.

American flag next to the text "Flag Day June 14, The Birthday of the Stars and Stripes"
American flag above the text "U.S. Army Birthday June 14"

Celebrate Father’s Day This Sunday, June 15

This Sunday is Father’s Day, a chance to say thank you to the dads, granddads, and father figures who shape our lives with their steady hands, quiet strength, and good advice — even when we didn’t ask for it! In Double Oak, family is at the heart of our town, and this day is a reminder of how important fathers are in building strong homes and strong communities. Whether you’re firing up the grill, spending time with family, or just enjoying a little peace and quiet, we hope all the dads out there feel appreciated and celebrated. Happy Father’s Day!

Double Oak Volunteer Fire Department Annual 4th of July Celebration

Parade Information

4th of july parade route through Crosstimbers

Parade starts at 9:30am, line-up at 8:30, at the corner of Simmons and the north entrance of The Oaks.  Parade with course down Cross Timbers Drive ending at John B Wright Park.

Picnic from 10-2.  We'll have all the stuff you need for a good picnic – food, drinks, music by Triple Lindy, water slide, bounce houses, and a silent auction.

We can always use donations for the silent auction and/or the event and volunteers!  Contact Chief Heimerdinger at retchief552@dovfd.org.

Picnic:

10:00-2:00 at John B. Wright Park

Silent Auction/Donations

All those who donate will be acknowledged both on our webpage at www.DOVFD.org and on a banner at the event.  Allocations are as follows: $1,000+ Chief, $500-$999 – Captain,  $250-$499 – Lieutenant, $100-$249 Firefighter and below $100 – Rookie. Additionally, those who provide cash donations (sponsorship) will be recognized via signs on the event grounds. We would appreciate any assistance your company could provide.

For more information please contact Chief Heimerdinger at Chief552@dovfd.org.

Important Notices About The 2025 4th of July Parade

  • Waketon Rd. is open to Eastbound Traffic ONLY.

  • Kings Rd. between Royal Oaks and Waketon Rd will be closed to through traffic.

  • Parking is available at Downing Middle School.

*Horses MUST have a walker to scoop poop to participate in the parade!!!!

Jellybeans Food for Kids Drop Off Wednesday June 18th 9am to 11am Town Hall Parking Lot

Upcoming Event

Look for us at the Double Oak Town Hall Parking Lot next Wednesday, June 18th, from 9-11 am! We’ll be collecting snack bags and non-perishables there for distribution to PediPlace for many families in need.

What’s a “Snack Bag”?

Snack Bags provide nourishing snacks for children who might otherwise go without food. These bags are often distributed immediately to places like PediPlace and some LISD schools, ensuring kids have access to healthy snacks during challenging times. Check out the attached photo to see an example!

About PediPlace

PediPlace is a non-profit pediatric healthcare practice serving 5,700 children from birth through 18 years old who are uninsured or receiving Medicaid or Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) benefits. Thanks to your donations, PediPlace can provide essential items like food, hygiene products, and clothing to families in need.

Thank you for being an integral part of Jellybeans’ journey. Your generosity inspires us to continue making a meaningful difference in the lives of children and families. If you have any questions or would like to get involved, please reach out to Mary Johnson at 972-890-2509 or jellybeansfoodforkids@gmail.com. You can also visit us at www.jellybeansfoodforkids.com.

Warm wishes,

The Jellybeans Food for Kids Team

JellyBeans food for kids sign with the text "What is in a snack bag?" a goldfish snack pouch, chips ahoy cookies bag, a bag of nuts, a bottle of milk, and an apple sauce pouch

Double Oak Police Speed Tracker Trailer Statistics

Speed Tracker Results will now be provided on the eCode360 website at the link below with the latest results. The trailer will stay at specific locations for extended periods as we continue to analyze the data to assist in staffing our patrol hours at different locations.

Police Radar Statistics Archive Link

Reminders:

New Double Oak Town Hall Hours – 8 am to 4 pm Mon-Fri

To better serve our community, Double Oak Town Hall will now be open an extra hour each day, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. This extension gives our residents more convenient access to handle important town business, such as permits, payments, and inquiries.

We’re here to make your interactions with the town smoother and more accessible. Stop by and make the most of our new hours!

Planning and Zoning and Board of Adjustment Open Positions

Three positions (alternate) are open on the BOA, and two (alternate) are open on the P&Z Commission. Applications may be emailed or brought to Town Hall: lynn.jones@doubleoak.texas.gov

https://www.doubleoak.texas.gov/government/boards-commissions

The town is always looking for new citizens to join us in governing the town.

Cross Timbers Water Regarding Stage 2 Water Restrictions

Cross Timbers Water Supply Corporation is in Stage 2-Yellow.

STAGE 2: YELLOW - ODD/EVEN DAYS

  1. Odd/Even Outside Watering by Last Digit of Address

    1. The odd-numbered last digits of the address will be watered on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

    2. Even numbered last digits of the address will water on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.

  2. Permitted Activities

    1. Trees, gardens, and shrubs can be watered daily if a hand-held hose, drip irrigation, or soaker hose is used.

    2. New pool filling must be scheduled, and three (3) days' written notice must be given to Cross Timbers Water Supply Corporation’s office date. A time will be determined and assigned.

    3. Lawns that have just been seeded, sodded, or mulched can be mechanically watered daily for a maximum of two (2) weeks after application.

    4. Avoid watering during the following hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

https://www.crosstimberswater.com

We wish everyone a safe and wonderful weekend.
Double Oak Town Administration

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