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UPDATE DECEMBER 6, 4:38 P.M.: The Customer Self-Service portal is still updating. We are working with our vendor to provide more information such as a timeline for when the system will be available. We apologize for the inconvenience.   ORIGINAL STORY: Due to a system upgrade, the Customer Self-Service portal, the online system used for…

It is likely that if you lost electrical power during the storm you also suffered damage to your pool or spa (motor, filter, valves, heater, fountain or pipes). If you have damage or suspect that you may have damage to your pool and/or spa the following steps are suggested: Turn off the power to the…

Have questions about City of Southlake regulations and repairing damage to private property from the recent winter storm? See our Q&A below: Q)  Can a plumber do emergency work without a permit? A) Yes, the work can be completed. The plumber should obtain a permit from the City at their earliest convenience. This process is…

Due to the anticipated inclement weather this weekend and next week, the City Council meeting scheduled for Tuesday, February 16 will be held virtually. Other board and commissions’ meetings may be held virtually. Keep an eye on our Virtual Meetings webpage for the latest information.  Any further changes and closures due to weather will be announced through MySouthlakeNews.com and our social media…

As part of the City of Southlake Planning and Development Services Department, Code Enforcement helps residents and businesses comply with code requirements through education and communication.  Code Enforcements helps property owners understand the City’s ordinances while also responding to potential issues. This helps us keep Southlake safe and maintain our quality infrastructure.  Watch this video for…