 Our Apologies
Correction on the Polar Plunge
In the earlier February 21 issue of the Neighborhood Newsletter, we mistakenly included the incorrect date for the Polar Plunge. The Polar Plunge was rescheduled and the date has been corrected below. We apologize if this error caused any inconvenience or confusion.
 Join the City of Waco for a job fair from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. at Dewey Community Center to explore exciting career opportunities. Meet department representatives and learn about open positions.
 Special Olympics has rescheduled this weekends Polar Plunge.
New Date: 9 a.m., Saturday, March 1, at Hawaiian Falls in Waco
The Waco Police Department partners with Special Olympics Texas each year to raise money for local Special Olympics athletes!
Come to cheer on your local Waco Police officers or take the plunge with us! If you'd like to take the plunge don't forget to register your team beforehand! You can also support the Waco Police Department in their plunge. year-round sports training and competition, health, and inclusion programs for local Special Olympics Athle
 The Texas Department of Transportation is gearing up for a major four-year expansion project on Interstate 35. Construction is scheduled to begin this month and will focus on the stretch between 12th Street and Highway 6. The $234 million project will result in eight main lanes, continuous frontage roads with redesigned ramps, enhanced pedestrian and bicycle safety with new sidewalks, and rebuilt crossings with U-turn lanes. The Valley Mills Drive crossing will see the biggest change with the removal of the northbound flyover.
 The City of Waco is currently developing its 2025 Annual Action Plan to improve housing options and encourage community development in the City. This plan determines how the City of Waco spends federal funding from the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and HOME Investment Partnerships Program (HOME).
Your input is essential to help us focus our efforts and the limited resources we have on the programs and services that are truly important and needed in our community and neighborhoods. You can complete the survey online or pick up a copy at any of the four local libraries.
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