Police Department

Police services are provided through Collin County Sheriff's Office who is committed to making a positive difference in the lives of our citizens through professionally supported and trained police offers. Officers strive to provide an environment that will allow citizens to live and work in a safe and secure community.

If you are witnessing a crime in progress or are experiencing an emergency, please dial 911.

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Collin County Sheriff's Office
Non Emergency Contact
4300 Community Avenue
972-547-5100

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TXDOT ROAD CONSTRUCTION INFORMATION

BS 78 D

LIMITS: 78 SOUTH TO 78 NORTH

SCOPE OF WORK - ADD 3' SHOULDERS, ADD RUMBLE STRIPS, SAFETY TREAT FIXED OBJECTS, IMPROVE CULVERTS

ESTIMATED COMPLETION: WINTER 2022

FM 545

LIMITS: FM 2933 TO BS 78D

SCOPE OF WORK - ADD 3' SHOULDERS, ADD RUMBLE STRIPS, SAFETY TREAT FIXED OBJECTS, IMPROVE CULVERTS

ESTIMATED COMPLETION: LATE 2022/EARLY 2023

QUESTIONS: COLLIN COUNTY AREA OFFICE 972-542-2345

NO OUTDOOR BURNING

OUTDOOR BURNING

HELLO EVERYONE! JUST A HEADS UP FROM THE COLLIN COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL'S OFFICE: AS YOU ALL KNOW, IT HAS BEEN VERY DRY LATELY. THERE IS NOT YET A BURN BAN IN PLACE, BUT BURNING OUTSIDE IS NOT ADVISED. THE DRY WEATHER AND THE WINTER SEASON HAVE MADE VEGETATION EXTREMELY DRY AND PRONE TO GRASS FIRES. THERE IS POTENTIAL THAT WE WILL GET PRECIPITATION LATER THIS WEEK, BUT YOU SHOULD ALSO BE AWARE THAT AFTER A RAIN EVENT, VEGETATION (ESPECIALLY GRASS) CAN DRY OUT QUICKLY AND BE READY TO BURN IN AS LITTLE AS 10 MINUTES. THIS IS ESPECIALLY BAD, BECAUSE NOW THE GROUND IS WET, BUT THE GRASS IS DRY, SO YOU HAVE GRASS BURNING OVER FIELDS WHERE A FIRE TRUCK CAN EASILY GET STUCK. PLEASE BE CAREFUL WITH YOUR OUTDOOR BURNING. ADDITIONALLY, IF YOU ARE GOING TO BE CONDUCTING BURNING OUTSIDE, BE SURE THAT YOU HAVE A RELIABLE WATER SOURCE READILY AVAILABLE TO EXTINGUISH SPOT FIRES. THE BEST WAY TO PREVENT FIRES IS TO CONDUCT YOUR BURNING WHEN THE WIND IS CALM (BUT NOT COMPLETELY STILL) AND IN AN AREA WHERE THE FIRE CANNOT SPREAD. ALSO PLEASE REMEMBER THAT WHEN YOU CONDUCT BURNING OUTSIDE, YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FIRE. IF YOU FAIL TO RESPONSIBLY TEND YOUR FIRE AND IT DAMAGES OTHER PEOPLE'S PROPERTY, YOU CAN BE HELD CIVILLY AND CRIMINALLY LIABLE FOR THE DAMAGE. FOR THE CITIZENS LIVING IN THE UNINCORPORATED AREAS OF COLLIN COUNTY, PLEASE SEE THE TCEQ OUTDOOR BURNING GUIDELINES FOR MORE INFORMATION:

HTTPS://WWW.TCEQ.TEXAS.GOV/DOWNLOADS/PUBLICATIONS/RG/OUTDOOR-BURNING-IN-TEXAS-RG-49.PDF

FOR THE CITIZENS LIVING INSIDE THE CITY OF BLUE RIDGE OF COLLIN COUNTY: THE CITY HAS AN ORDINANCE AGAINST OUTDOOR BURNING. AGAIN, PLEASE BE CAREFUL AND CONTACT OUR OFFICE IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS. 972-548-5576 BE SAFE!

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NO SOLICITORS

City of Blue Ridge Residents: Please remember that anyone who comes to your door soliciting anything MUST have a solicitors permit. At present, there are NO active solicitor permits. If someone comes to your door trying to sell something, please give us a call at City Hall 972-752-5791.

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