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According to a 2021 study by the International Casual Furnishings Association, nearly 90% of Americans say that having an outdoor space to enjoy as part of their home is more important than ever. In fact, demand for outdoor living spaces has been on the rise for years, due largely to pandemic conditions and the stay-at-home movement. Often, these outdoor living spaces include privacy fences, which provide both home and business owners with protection, privacy, safety, and even noise cancelation.

As a fencing contractor in the Dallas area, you probably already know how popular privacy fences have become. You also know that building and maintaining those privacy fences are of utmost importance. After all, craftsmanship still matters these days. Unfortunately, building a gate or decorative fence from the ground up is easier said than done. One wrong mistake or even an incorrect piece of hardware can affect customer satisfaction. With so much on the line, many contractors are now using custom fence pieces and fence kits to serve their clients with high-quality, long-lasting privacy fences.

When it comes to the best privacy fence kit in Arlington, TX, few can compete with Perimtec products. Unlike many fencing companies, we provide a unique approach to fencing that allows you to design without limitations. Our innovative fencing systems enable you to customize the fence's height, width, frame color, infill material, direction of infill material, and gate kit combinations. As a result, you get fencing that perfectly matches your architectural design and landscaping vision while ensuring the beauty and durability you expect from Perimtec fences and gates.

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Fencing company owners use our metal gate kits to create:

  • Backyard Gates
  • Privacy Gates
  • House Gates
  • Entryway Gates
  • Yard Gates
  • Side Yard Gates
  • Walkway Gates
  • Courtyard Gates
  • Wall Gates
  • More

Our gate kits have a robust aluminum frame design, making them perfect for low-cost double driveway swing gate construction. You can power them with an automatic gate opener or leave them manually operated for easy opening-the choice is yours. You can also add a double fence gate to your privacy fence to provide convenient access for your boat, mower, trailer, pool pump, utility equipment, or other backyard items.

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Show Your Library Card and Save this September!

Celebrate Library Card Sign Up Month at the Arlington Public Library! See how having a library card can help you learn new things, save money, and explore everything our library has to offer. Borrow from our extensive collection of books, audiobooks, eBooks, DVDs, genealogy resources, and more. Your card also grants access to more than 150 online databases, including tools like Udemy for skill-building, HeritageQuest for exploring family history, and Transparent Language for learning new languages.Explore the entire...

Celebrate Library Card Sign Up Month at the Arlington Public Library! See how having a library card can help you learn new things, save money, and explore everything our library has to offer. Borrow from our extensive collection of books, audiobooks, eBooks, DVDs, genealogy resources, and more. Your card also grants access to more than 150 online databases, including tools like Udemy for skill-building, HeritageQuest for exploring family history, and Transparent Language for learning new languages.

Explore the entire collection from our catalog and find a full list of databases on our website. Your library is available on the go with the myLIBRO app. Keep a digital copy of your library card, manage your account, place holds, and browse our catalog anytime, anywhere.

Don't have an Arlington Public Library Card?

During Library Card Sign Up Month, show your library card and save at your favorite local businesses! September 1 – 30, 2025, show your Arlington Public Library card—either the physical card or the digital version on the myLIBRO app—to enjoy special discounts at participating local businesses that are listed below.*

City Eatz Food & Grill – 10% Off

710 E. Sublett Rd. Ste. 171, Arlington, TX 76018

Cup O’ Vibes – 10% Off

800 E. Sublett Rd. Ste. 170, Arlington, TX 76018

Inclusion Coffee – 10% Off

100 E. Abram St. Ste. 110, Arlington, TX 76010

Just Love Coffee – 10% Off

1300 S. Bowen Rd., Arlington, TX 76013

Kung Fu Tea – 10% Off

101 E. Abram St. Ste. 170, Arlington, TX 76010

Nothing Bundt Cakes - 10% Off

5001 S. Cooper St. Ste. 111, Arlington, TX 76017

Rita’s Italian Ice & Frozen Custard - 10% Off

101 E. Abram St. Ste. 120, Arlington, TX 76010

Rodeo Goat - 10% Off

333 E. Division St., Arlington, TX 76011

Sugar Bee Sweets Bakery – 5% Off

201 N. East St., Arlington, TX 76011

The Hive – 5% Off

201 N. East St., Arlington, TX 76011

Vogue Bubble Tea & Coffee Bar – 20% Off

2424 W. Pioneer Pkwy. Ste. B, Pantego, TX 76013

White Rhino – 10% Off

401 E. Border St., Arlington, TX 76010

*Discounts are only available at these specific locations. Other franchise locations are not included. Discount determination is at the discretion of each location. One discounted transaction per person per library card.

I-30 Widening Project in Arlington Part of TxDOT Transportation Plan

By Texas Department of TransportationGovernor Greg Abbott announced that widening I-30 in Arlington from Cooper Street in Arlington to the Dallas County line is part of TxDOT’s 10-year 2026 Unified Transportation Plan.The new 10-year transportation plan has a total projected investment of over $146 billion. The plan by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) will invest in local roads and major congestion relief projects to meet the demands of Texas' growing population and a thriving economy....

By Texas Department of Transportation

Governor Greg Abbott announced that widening I-30 in Arlington from Cooper Street in Arlington to the Dallas County line is part of TxDOT’s 10-year 2026 Unified Transportation Plan.

The new 10-year transportation plan has a total projected investment of over $146 billion. The plan by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) will invest in local roads and major congestion relief projects to meet the demands of Texas' growing population and a thriving economy.

“This more than $146 billion investment in our roadways will help Texas meet the critical needs of our growing state as more people and businesses move here for the freedom and opportunity they can’t find anywhere else,” said Governor Abbott. “We must strengthen our roadways and improve congestion and safety to keep our economy booming and keep Texans moving. By investing billions of dollars in our transportation network today, we will build the future of Texas for generations to come."

"It’s no question why so many businesses and families want to move to Texas, and this monumental investment will help us take care of everyone here while attracting more to come in the future,” said Acting Texas Transportation Chair Alvin New. “I want to thank Governor Abbott and the Texas Legislature for this investment that will provide lasting benefits for all Texans, focusing on saving lives, connecting people and providing congestion relief.”

“Built with our transportation partners and public feedback from across the state, the UTP will enhance safety, improve mobility, and support our growth over the next 10 years,” TxDOT Executive Director Marc Williams said. “Whether you live in a rural area or a big city, this plan benefits everyone as we continue to work to move people and goods safely and efficiently, fulfilling our mission of connecting you with Texas.”

The Texas Transportation Commission approved the 2026 Unified Transportation Program (UTP) Thursday. The UTP includes $101.6 billion for projects over the next 10 years to improve safety, connect communities and encourage a robust economy. This marks the third consecutive year the plan exceeds $100 billion. It also includes nearly $45 billion for development and routine maintenance.

Many of the projects in the 2026 UTP are roadway segments identified on Texas’ 100 Most Congested Roadways list. Texas Clear Lanes congestion-relief projects will increase in funding by nearly $2 billion, supporting the $84 billion total investment for completed, under-construction and planned non-tolled projects since 2015. It also includes a nearly $17 billion investment in safety and an additional $669 million in funding for rural corridors and key roadways in economic hubs.

The adoption of the 2026 UTP comes after an extensive process to allow the public to voice comments and opinions on the projects included in the document. Visit the UTP Public Involvement webpage to review the 2026 UTP Comment Log.

Updated each year, the UTP “road map” guides project development to improve safety, address congestion and connectivity, and preserve roadways for Texas drivers. It also includes public transportation, maritime, aviation, rail, freight, international trade and bicycle and pedestrian connectivity.

Touchdown! City of Arlington Pays Off AT&T Stadium Debt 10 Years Early

This week, the City of Arlington will pay off its obligation for AT&T Stadium debt a decade early, saving more than $150 million in interest and fees than was projected when voters approved the project.In 2004, Arlington voters approved a half-cent sales tax increase, a 2% hotel occupancy tax and a 5% rental car tax to pay for the City of Arlington’s $325 million contribution toward a new retractable-roof stadium that would bring the Dallas Cowboys to town. The public-private project was originally estimat...

This week, the City of Arlington will pay off its obligation for AT&T Stadium debt a decade early, saving more than $150 million in interest and fees than was projected when voters approved the project.

In 2004, Arlington voters approved a half-cent sales tax increase, a 2% hotel occupancy tax and a 5% rental car tax to pay for the City of Arlington’s $325 million contribution toward a new retractable-roof stadium that would bring the Dallas Cowboys to town. The public-private project was originally estimated to cost $650 million, with the Dallas Cowboys paying the other half of construction costs. The venue topped $1.2 billion when it opened in Arlington’s Entertainment District in 2009, with the Cowboys paying for all expenses beyond the City’s $325 million contribution.

Arlington’s debt, issued in 2005, was originally expected to be repaid in full over 30 years. But the City advanced through that debt much sooner thanks to good revenue performance and refinancing and early redemptions, which saved millions of dollars in interest and fees over the years. Arlington will make its final payment—$22.6 million—on Friday, Aug. 15, 2025.

AT&T Stadium, which can hold 100,000 people, has hosted numerous high-profile national and international sports and entertainment events over the past 16 years, including Super Bowl XLV, two record-setting WWE WrestleMania events, and the Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour. Arlington’s world-class stadium was also selected as the host venue for nine 2026 FIFA World Cup games.

“As we celebrate this milestone, it’s important to acknowledge former Mayor Robert Cluck’s vision to bring the Dallas Cowboys to Arlington. His foresight, and the Arlington voters’ support to invest in a world-class stadium, has created jobs, boosted our economy over the years and cemented Arlington’s reputation as a premier destination for sports and entertainment,” Mayor Jim Ross said. “The iconic AT&T Stadium has hosted an impressive list of events in its first 16 years, and we look forward to even more record-setting concerts and games in our future.”

In 2004, Arlington voters approved a half-cent sales tax, a 2% hotel occupancy tax and a 5% rental car sales tax to tackle the City’s $325 million contribution to the stadium construction. Those funding sources, paid by residents and Arlington’s 16 million-plus annual visitors, currently generate about $55 million a year.

By law, this revenue can only be used to repay the City’s stadium debt. It cannot be added to the General Fund, which pays for core city services. The City does not use property tax or sales tax revenue dedicated for the General Fund to pay for stadium debt.

In total, the City paid $490,325,273 in principal, interest and fees for the stadium. Because the debt was repaid a decade early, Arlington’s costs were nearly $151 million less than what was projected when the 30-year debt was first issued in 2005.

The half-cent sales tax, the 2% hotel occupancy tax and the 5% rental car sales tax will remain in place. This is because Arlington voters in 2017 approved these funding sources for the City’s contribution toward Globe Life Field construction.

Fright Fest Returns to Six Flags Over Texas Sept. 12, 2025

By Wilma Rivera, Six Flags Entertainment CorporationFright Fest presented by SNICKERS® takes Halloween to the spookiest level as Six Flags Over Texas is transformed into the most haunting and immersive landscape packed with brand-new spine-tingling scare zones, terrifying haunted mazes inspired by iconic horror films, ghoulish characters that push courage to the limit, live entertainment and hair-raising attractions.Six Flags Over Texas will be the only theme park in the country offering an exclusive haun...

By Wilma Rivera, Six Flags Entertainment Corporation

Fright Fest presented by SNICKERS® takes Halloween to the spookiest level as Six Flags Over Texas is transformed into the most haunting and immersive landscape packed with brand-new spine-tingling scare zones, terrifying haunted mazes inspired by iconic horror films, ghoulish characters that push courage to the limit, live entertainment and hair-raising attractions.

Six Flags Over Texas will be the only theme park in the country offering an exclusive haunted maze inspired by the films The Strangers: Chapters 1 & 2. Making their return are haunted mazes based on other iconic films including New Line Cinema’s The Conjuring Universe, Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022), and SAW: Legacy of Terror.

In addition to six haunted houses, this year Fright Fest offers five interactive scare zones, including four brand-new themed areas that are sure to terrify the bravest of souls. With award-winning live entertainment featuring uber frightening characters, plus limited-edition food, beverage and merchandise, guests are guaranteed a Halloween season to remember.

Fright Fest runs on weekends and select days Sept. 12 - Nov. 2, 2025, starting at 6 p.m. and is recommended for guests 13 years of age and older.

With the youngest guests in mind, this year for the first time, the park’s fall festivities include family-friendly Halloween activities filled with interactive spooky-fun, a children’s costume contest, a skeleton dance party and tons of candy for yummy trick-or-treating.

2025 FRIGHT FEST HIGHLIGHTS:

All haunted mazes require the purchase of a Haunted Attraction Pass which grants access to all mazes throughout the night, depending on crowd size and availability. The All Season Haunted Attractions Pass grants guests unlimited maze access for the entire 2025 season.

Live Entertainment:

Tricks and Treats Daytime Family Activities:

Oktoberfest Presented by Cash App

The fall season would not be complete without our Oktoberfest celebration, where guests can enjoy German-inspired food, seasonal brews, lively music, party games and competitions. Oktoberfest presented by Cash App runs every weekend, Sept. 12-Nov. 2.

Plan Your Visit:

Masks, adult costumes and full-face makeup are not permitted. Children 10 years or younger are allowed to wear costumes, but masks will not be allowed after 6 p.m. The chaperone policy for guests 17 and under will be in effect starting at 6 p.m. or earlier at the park’s discretion.

The best way to enjoy Fright Fest is with a Gold or Prestige Pass, which also unlocks unlimited visits through 2026. Tickets, season passes and upgrades are available now at sixflags.com.

About Six Flags Over Texas

About Six Flags Over Texas Six Flags Over Texas is home to more than 100 rides, shows, and attractions, including 14 world-class roller coasters like New Texas Giant and Titan. Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, the largest water park in North Texas, features more than 40 rides and attractions like Typhoon Twister and Tsunami Surge. Six Flags Over Texas and Hurricane Harbor are the premier destinations for thrilling family fun.

About Six Flags Entertainment Corporation

Six Flags Entertainment Corporation (NYSE: FUN) is North America’s largest regional amusement-resort operator with 27 amusement parks, 15 water parks and nine resort properties across 17 states in the U.S., Canada and Mexico. Focused on its purpose of making people happy, Six Flags provides fun, immersive and memorable experiences to millions of guests every year with world-class coasters, themed rides, thrilling water parks, resorts and a portfolio of beloved intellectual property including Looney Tunes®, DC Comics® and PEANUTS®.

About Warner Bros. Discovery Global Experiences

Warner Bros. Discovery Global Experiences (WBDGE) is a worldwide leader in the creation, development, licensing and operating of location-based entertainment based on the biggest franchises, stories, and characters from Warner Bros.’ world-renowned film, television, animation, and games studios, HBO, Discovery, Cartoon Network and more. WBDGE is home to the groundbreaking locations of The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal theme parks around the world, award-winning Warner Bros. Studio Tour locations in London, Hollywood, and Tokyo, the iconic Harry Potter New York flagship store, Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi, The WB Abu Dhabi, The FRIENDS Experience, The Game of Thrones Studio Tour and countless other experiences inspired by Harry Potter, DC, Looney Tunes, Scooby-Doo, Game of Thrones, FRIENDS and more. WBDGE is part of Warner Bros. Discovery’s Revenue & Strategy division.

Completed California Lane Drainage Improvements Reduce Flood Risk

By Public Works DepartmentThe Public Works Department’s Stormwater Division has completed Phase 1 of the California Lane Drainage Improvements Project. This $18.6 million drainage project reduces the risk of flooding for 52 homes in the area. The project area was bordered by West Arkansas Lane to the north, Canongate Drive to the east, West Mayfield Road to the south and Westchester Drive to the west in West Arlington.Click here to view a map of the project location(PDF, 334KB) .The project is ba...

By Public Works Department

The Public Works Department’s Stormwater Division has completed Phase 1 of the California Lane Drainage Improvements Project. This $18.6 million drainage project reduces the risk of flooding for 52 homes in the area. The project area was bordered by West Arkansas Lane to the north, Canongate Drive to the east, West Mayfield Road to the south and Westchester Drive to the west in West Arlington.

Click here to view a map of the project location(PDF, 334KB) .

The project is based on the California Lane Drainage Improvements Conceptual Study, which evaluated existing drainage conditions and identified cost effective improvements and construction phases to reduce neighborhood flooding in the project area.

Phase 1 began in May 2023 and was completed in July 2025.

Phase 1 included storm drain upgrades at Canongate Drive, Fox Hill Drive, and Westchester Drive, along with expansion of the detention pond within California Lane Park. Additionally, the project included an extension of the existing concrete trail, the addition of new park amenities, water and sanitary sewer line renewals, full-width street reconstruction, and partial curb and gutter repairs.

The California Lane Park and Pond improvements included a variety of new amenities and upgrades designed to enhance the park's functionality and visitor experience. These enhancements included the installation of a new 2 HP fountain, stone benches, and picnic tables with concrete pads, along with the addition of trash receptacles throughout the park. A total of 1,900 square yards of 8-foot-wide concrete park trail were added, with 6-foot benches placed along the trail for rest and relaxation. The project also included 609 linear feet of new split rail fencing and a new pedestrian culvert crossing. The fishing dock deck was replaced, and 271 linear feet of ADA-compliant handrails were installed along the retaining walls, fishing dock, and pedestrian crossing to improve accessibility and safety. Over 52 new trees were planted, including Desert Willow, Texas Redbud, Bald Cypress, Bur Oak, Cedar Elm, and Texas Red Oak. Additionally, 29,000 square yards of Bermuda sod were laid to enhance the landscape. A significant improvement was also made to the park’s stormwater management system by increasing storage capacity from 4.2 acre-feet to 32 acre-feet through the connection of the detention pond to the retention pond.

Phase 2 is now in design and will address drainage issues in the Olympia Park, Westchester Place, and Lucas Park areas identified in the conceptual study. Planned improvements include replacement of undersized storm drains to mitigate flooding of 12 residential structures in the project area along with approximately 3,000 linear feet of water main replacement, 3,200 linear feet of sanitary sewer main replacement, and pavement replacement within the limits of the proposed storm drain improvements. Construction for Phase 2 is currently planned for 2027.

This project supported the Arlington City Council’s priority to Champion Great Neighborhoods and was part of the City’s three-year Capital Improvements Program for Stormwater for Fiscal Year 2023–Fiscal Year 2025. This project is part of the City’s efforts to mitigate neighborhood flooding and improve drainage infrastructure was funded through the Stormwater Utility Fund, Street Maintenance Fund, and water and sanitary sewer bonds.

Since 2009, Arlington has invested more than $200 million on the Stormwater Capital Improvements Program, which includes flood mitigation, protection of City infrastructure from erosion, voluntary flood buyouts, the purchase of technology assets, and maintenance of stormwater infrastructure.

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