The City of Grapevine in collaboration with Republic Services is providing supplemental 30-yard roll-off trash containers for Grapevine residents ONLY (no businesses or contractors). These containers will be available this week only. Read on...
Disaster assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has been made available for those affected by the winter storm. Individuals and business owners who sustained losses may begin applying for assistance... Read on...
The Grapevine Public Library is a proud recipient of a $75,000 grant from the Texas State Library & Archives Commission (TSLAC) that will be used to create the all-new Grapevine Public Library eSports Academy. Read on...
Currently, Phase 1B of the vaccine is being made available for those ages 65 years and older and/or anyone age 16 and older with a chronic medical condition. Read on...
The Grapevine Public Library has unveiled its new online catalog at bit.ly/2IXUPAT. Visit the online tutorial at bit.ly/3jlJJSS for tips on logging in to your account, searching materials, viewing your barcode, and placing holds. Read on...
Our Grapevine Fire Department is seeking critical information (voluntarily) from all Grapevine residents so they may better serve you and the members in your household in the event of an emergency. Read on...
In this video, Mayor William D. Tate recounts the journey Grapevine has been on through the COVID-19 pandemic. Enjoy a stroll back into Grapevine's past - and a bit of the present. Additional Info...
The City of Grapevine is now accepting applications for the 6 Stones Community Powered Revitalization (CPR) program. The CPR program coordinates corporate and community volunteers to provide exterior home repairs for quailed homeowners. Read on...
Kubota Tractor Corporation unveiled its new North American Headquarters building in Grapevine with Governor Greg Abbott, Masatoshi Kimata, President and Representative Director of the Kubota Group, along with State and local officials. Read on...
Governor Greg Abbott announced today that Kubota Tractor and Credit Corporations will relocate their corporate headquarters from Torrance, California to Grapevine, Texas. Read on...
