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The City of Kennedale is hosting an Employee Banquet, and has invited the Mayor and Council to attend. As stated on the attached "Potential Quorum Notice", a quorum of the City Council may be present, but the event is not a meeting of the City Council, has not been called by the City Council, is not being conducted by the City Council, and is not under the supervision or control of the City Council. The City Council is not responsible for or in control of the topics of discussion or the content of any communications made during the above event or function. ADDITIONALLY, NO FORMAL ACTION OR DELIBERATIONS BETWEEN OR AMONG THE MAYOR AND/OR MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE EVENT OR FUNCTION LISTED ABOVE.

The Board of Adjustment hears resident requested appeals of decisions made by the city staff in their interpretation of the city’s planning and zoning ordinances.

The Building Board of Appeals Hears appeals of orders, decisions, or determinations made by the building official in their application interpretation of the technical provisions of the various building codes adopted by the city, and demolition of sub-standard structures.

Members serve on both boards. Meetings are only held when there are cases to consider.

KKB engages residents and businesses to take greater responsibility for improving the community’s appearance and environment. They also develop and coordinate beautification-related programming, outreach, and events, and serve as the Tree Advisory Board and the Tree City USA liaison.

The EDC is responsible for the development and implementation of a comprehensive plan that includes industrial, retail, tourism, and commercial development in the City of Kennedale.

Learn how you can apply to serve on an advisory board.

This is a Regular Meeting of the City Council.

The City of Kennedale is a community where youth are valued and involved in planning for the future; the Kennedale Youth Advisory Council is a select group of young leaders who — through research, peer discussion, and community interaction — provide a youth perspective to City Council on a wide variety of community and youth-related issues.

This History Lecture Series is presented by Mayor Brian Johnson, with support and light refreshments provided by the Kennedale Historical Society. This month's guest lecturers are Professor John R. Lundberg and Journalist Jim Frisinger.

From the days of the Caddo Nation and the Battle of Village Creek to becoming a favorite local swimming and fishing hole, this area has a rich history. It’s hosted Easter egg hunts on Frog Island in the early 1900s and mid-century picnics at Kennedale Mountain. Today, it houses the 58-acre City of Arlington Southwest Nature Preserve.

The EDC is responsible for the development and implementation of a comprehensive plan that includes industrial, retail, tourism, and commercial development in the City of Kennedale.

Learn how you can apply to serve on an advisory board.