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pandemic  will  remain  a  pivotal  influence  on Department  operations and  the
                 provision of a safe, sanitized, socially distanced meeting and social environment
                 for citizens.  (Staff monitor security cameras during business hours with motion
                 surveillance after hours.)

                 Continued networking and partnerships within local Colleyville businesses and civic
                 organizations  helps  the  Center  capitalize  on  the  provision  of  cost  effective
                 services as well as fuel  the local Colleyville  economy. Staff will continue to act as
                 conduits of  communication  for  City  Management  as  we  provide  community
                 outreach  to  local  businesses during  what  is  expected to  be  another  tough,
                 pandemic  influenced  year.  Currently,  Center  management  has  developed
                 relationships  with  local  Colleyville  businesses, securing discounts on catering
                 services, hotel shuttle  services,  linens,  food,  alcohol,  floral,  and  lighting
                 packages for client  events.

                 In  addition, partnerships with Colleyville civic organizations like National Charity
                 League, Lion’s Club, Women’s Club and Garden Club will  be leveraged to access
                 grants or cash  donations. Funding will be used to update venue appliances,
                 purchase security cameras, or aesthetically improve the grounds with landscape
                 gardens.































                  5.2 – Support a variety of community events, concerts, and celebrations
                  5.3 – Provide attractive facilities for leisure and recreation

                 Provide a Venue for Public Events, Meetings, and City Business

                 The  Colleyville  Center  provides  a  forum  for  interaction  and  communication
                 between citizens, City Council, and City Management. From town hall meetings,
                 civic  organization  meetings,  business  seminars,  city  department  meetings,
                 and  public  events, the Center provides an informal, neutral place for fellowship,
                 community work,  public discourse, and dissemination of public information.





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