Lieutenant General Charles B. Eichelberger

At this past week's City Council meeting, Mayor Felix presented a proclamation honoring the late Lieutenant General Charles B. Eichelberger.

Lieutenant General Charles B. Eichelberger was a 19-year resident of Sachse and a distinguished officer in the United States Army. His wife, Jackie Eichelberger along with their daughter, Chris, son-in-law, David, and granddaughter, Leah were able to be in attendance to accept this proclamation.

Station Boulevard Now Open

Good news! The Station Boulevard is now open! After many weeks of waiting, you can finally drive through the new development and connect Pleasant Valley and Bunker Hill roads. Safe and happy travels!

No Fee Adoptions at the Sachse Animal Shelter

The Sachse Animal Shelter is at capacity and are needing to find homes for some of their furry friends. They are currently doing no fees for adoption so stop by and find your new best friend!

CWD Map

As a reminder, some residences may see a change in their bulk/brush collection schedule. Direct notification was sent to those affected (a specific area in Woodbridge West), so if you have not been contacted, your route has not changed.

Please see the map below for clarification, or check out the interactive map here.

Discover Your Bulk & Brush Collection Day

The City has new times to set out your bulk trash and brush collection. Bulk trash needs to be placed out no earlier than 48 hours prior to your scheduled collection day. What about brush? It goes out on the Saturday prior to your collection day.

Please Note: no more than 6 cubic yards of brush/bulk are allowed to be out on the curb at one time.

Not sure about your collection day? Check the interactive map on our bulk trash webpage: www.cityofsachse.com/bulktrash. You'll find information about what is considered bulk trash and the items included in brush.

Confused? Have questions? We're here to help.

Sachse's Chart For COVID-19 Info

Sachse maintains a list of active/recovered patients on its COVID-19 webpage. The chart includes the number of active cases, where the cases are located by county, the gender of the patients, status of the patients
(e.g., hospitalized, self-quarantined) and the number of recovered cases.

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