On October 24, the Allen Police Department, in partnership with Allen ISD, proudly opened the Allen Police Youth Boxing Gym to Collin County communities. This unique program aims to empower young people through structured boxing training, helping build discipline, confidence, and leadership skills that extend beyond the ring. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4e9T2BI
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From our humble roots as a railroad water station, the City of Allen, Texas has always been about connections and service. We’re not a small town anymore with nearly 100,000 residents in our dynamic and diverse community, but we aren’t overgrown either. It takes an organization that’s grounded, innovative and focused to stay true to our past, prepare for our future and continue to build a city that is trusted by families, businesses and visitors alike. And it shows – MONEY's "Best Places to Live 2017" has Allen tops in Texas and #2 in the nation. Family Circle, D Magazine, WalletHub, SafeWise, and Forbes have all given Allen praise and high rankings for livability, safety and economics. Allen is 25 miles north of Dallas, Texas and is a home rule city with a council-manager form of government. This combines the policy leadership of elected officials with the managerial expertise of an appointed city manager. With a staff of nearly 800 individuals dedicated to our constituents, the City of Allen provides superior service in all levels of municipal operations. Our employees describe our organization as “forward-thinking,” “friendly,” and “appreciative.” We offer competitive salaries and benefit options as well as opportunities for growth, leadership and advancement. In 2016, Allen won several prestigious awards: the National Gold Medal Awards for Excellence in Park and Recreation Management from the American Academy for Park and Recreation Administration (AAPRA), in partnership with the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA); the Achievement of Library Excellence Award from the Texas Municipal Library Directors Association; and the Governor’s Community Achievement Award from Keep Texas Beautiful. In fact, it's difficult to find a department in the City of Allen who hasn’t been recognized for excellence! Visit CityofAllen.org/Jobs to see how you can become part of our talented team committed to serving the people and business of Allen.
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Allen, Texas 75013, US
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Congratulations, Allen Economic Development Corporation!
We are honored to be the recipient of this year's Community Economic Development Award (CEDA) for Innovativeness. This award recognizes the ways we've leveraged our creativity and vision to bolster Allen's economy. Contributing to this year's recognition was our work with Stillwater Capital on 121 Technology Park, an 84-acre mixed-use development with state-of-the-art amenities. This is the second year in a row that we've received the CEDA for Innovativeness, a testament to our unwavering commitment to continually making Allen a better place to live, work, and play. Thank you Texas Economic Development Council (TEDC) for this meaningful distinction.
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Cybersecurity is at the core of safety in today’s digital world. This Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we’re highlighting the work of the City of Allen’s Information Technology team, which is dedicated to protecting our community and organization from online threats. We’re building a safer digital future for all through vigilant security practices and advanced safeguards.
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We're excited to share the official Ford Park Master Plan, shaped by community input during the 2023 bond process! Features identified for the revitalization project include: 1. Playpods 2. Pickleball 3. Tennis Court Improvements 4. Youth Activity Zone 5. Playground 6. Boardwalk 7. Existing Flex Field 8. Ball field: Practice and League Play 9. Pavilion 10. Restrooms You can preview the plan and view preliminary renderings on our Engage Allen Site: https://bit.ly/3P9ltF9. After the bonds funding this project are released (anticipated within two years), Parks leadership will work with architects to draft construction plans that reflect the community's vision.
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Congratulations to Officer Dominque Akins of the Allen (TX) Police Department, Officer Zachary Robinson of the Fargo (ND) Police Department, and Officer Rex Engelbert and Detective Michael Collazo of the Metropolitan Nashville (TN) Police Department. These 4 finalists represent exemplary stories highlighting the best of the policing profession, and for the first time in history, the 2024 IACP/Axon Police Officer of the Year winner is all four nominees. Learn more about the stories behind this year’s Police Officers of the Year: https://lnkd.in/gTfp9QjX #IACP2024
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So proud of my team for organizing a creative neighborhood workday event! It started as a neighborhood code sweep that identified 120+ tree violations. Instead of creating 120 code cases, we partnered with residents to hold a workday, assist in removing debris, helping those that needed it, and wrapping up with a mini block party. Results: 90% of violations resolved, residents engaged in improving their neighborhood, and fun connecting with each other. Amazing job making our community a great place! #cityofallen
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How does hosting an international figure skating competition benefit Allen residents? When visitors come to Allen for events like skating competitions, they spend time shopping, dining, and staying in local hotels—all of which generate sales tax revenue and help ease the tax burden for residents. Visit Allen, Texas is fully funded by visitors through the Hotel Occupancy Tax, allowing it to bring even more events and visitors to town. It’s a win-win cycle that keeps Allen thriving!
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🌎“Small acts, when multiplied by millions of people can transform the world” — Arbor Day Foundation 🌳🌳Beautiful day to plant trees and grow our tree canopy in the City of Allen! Today Reed Park was the beneficiary for our annual Arbor Day Celebration!! 🌳🌳 🏅24 years of Tree City USA Designation 👏 1 Rock Star Forestry / Horticultural Team
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This week, Beyond The Smoke returned to Allen, TX, featuring Harry Soo from Slap Yo Daddy BBQ's hands-on BBQ skills training and leadership exercises from TEDx speaker Nick Kittle. City of Allen staff participants secured second place in the BBQ competition and gained invaluable training on teamwork and how to tackle future challenges in their careers. Stay tuned because the City of Allen is going for the title next year!
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October 9 marked Allen's first-ever Manufacturing Day event, officially proclaimed by Mayor Baine Brooks at this week's Council Meeting. A total of 137 Career and Technical Education students from Allen High School experienced hands-on learning through facility tours and presentations from six manufacturing companies and three engineering companies in Allen, including: All Metals Fabricating, IntelliEPI IR, Inc, Littelfuse, Quest Medical, Inc., KONE, Billings Productions, Inc. (The Dinosaur Company), FlexLink, CEC®, and TNP. Manufacturing Day was made possible through the strong partnership between ALLEN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT and the Allen Economic Development Corporation. It showcased how education and industry can work together to provide students with real-world career pathways in their own community. We're excited to see this new tradition grow in the coming years! 📸 Manufacturing Day photos provided by Allen ISD.
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