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Council backs police camera grant, approves comp plan

Council backs police camera grant, approves comp plan

The Sachse City Council has given Police Chief Bryan Sylvester the green light to apply for a grant that would fund the deployment of five high-tech cameras designed to help the police department solve crimes across the city. Council members voted unanimously at their...

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Secretary of state releases mail-in voting information

Secretary of state releases mail-in voting information

The deadline to file an application for a mail-in ballot is Friday, Feb. 18. Texas Secretary of State John Scott released step-by-step instructions on new identification requirements for mail-in ballots. Scott reminded Texans that the new application for ballot by...

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City Secretary takes winding path to role

City Secretary takes winding path to role

A city secretary does more than just take notes at a council meeting or organize city records. Sachse announced Leah Granger would become the city’s permanent secretary after removing her interim tag during the Jan. 18 regular council meeting. Granger was sworn in...

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Council hears update on Charter Review Commission

Council hears update on Charter Review Commission

One of the most important legal documents of the city will be reviewed — and updated — after eight years. Sachse’s charter was last amended in 2013, a process completed by most cities every five to 10 years. A city’s charter is drafted after it reaches 5,000 people....

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Teachers of the year recognized at chamber banquet

Teachers of the year recognized at chamber banquet

The Sachse Chamber of Commerce took the opportunity to recognize achievements of the community in 2021. Several awards were presented by Chamber directors Jeanie Marten, Marty Kogel and Chairperson Teddy Kinzer during the awards banquet Thursday, Feb. 10 hosted at...

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Mayoral candidate wants to continue progress

Mayoral candidate wants to continue progress

After serving three terms on the Sachse City Council, Jeff Bickerstaff is looking to build on the city’s progress. “I would like to continue the progress the city has made over the past several years,” Bickerstaff said. “This includes maintaining our wonderful quality...

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Early voting begins

Early voting begins

Early voting begins today and runs through Feb. 25 for the March 1 primaries. Sachse residents will have the opportunity to vote for a plethora of local, state and federal candidates to decide who will appear on the November ballot. Texas is an open primary state...

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Senior center ramping up activities

Senior center ramping up activities

Sachse seniors looking for an active social community to join have a local, affordable option. After a long hiatus because of the pandemic, the Laurie Schwenk Senior Activity Center is slowly building back its programming after reopening in June 2021. The cost of an...

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