TCEVA - Trophy Club Emergency Volunteer Association 501c3

06/16/2026

Congratulations, Chief Wise!

Congratulations to Fire Chief Wise on earning the Fire Service Chief Executive Officer (FSCEO) designation!

This executive-level leadership program, offered through TEEX and Texas A&M University's Mays Business School, is designed for current and future fire service leaders looking to strengthen their skills in leadership, strategic planning, organizational management, finance, and community relations.

Over the course of the intensive program, Chief Wise worked alongside fire service professionals from across Texas to further develop the knowledge and leadership skills needed to serve both the department and community at the highest level.

We're proud of Chief Wise's commitment to continuous learning and bringing that knowledge back to benefit the Trophy Club Fire Department and the residents we serve. Congratulations on this outstanding accomplishment!

06/14/2026

Following each Citizens Police & Fire Academy, individuals interested in joining the TCEVA team are required to participate in ride-alongs with the Trophy Club Public Safety - Police & Fire departments to gain further insight into the daily responsibilities of our first responders. Tonight, Mr. Johnson accompanied Sergeant Tyler and his team of officers on a ride-along.

If you’re interested in joining our growing team of volunteers be sure to keep an eye out for the posted dates to sign up.

06/11/2026

🚨 We're Hiring! Join Team Trophy Club! 🚨

Looking for a career where your work makes a difference every day? The Town of Trophy Club is seeking talented, motivated individuals to join our team! We offer competitive benefits, professional development opportunities, and a collaborative culture focused on serving one of Texas' premier communities.

Current opportunities include:
👮 Crossing Guard (part-time)
🌳 Recreation Aide - Trophy Club Park (part-time)
💧 Parks Crew Leader (full-time)

Whether you're just starting your career or looking for your next opportunity, we'd love to hear from you!

🔗 View all open positions and apply online: www.trophyclub.org/joinourteam

Come be part of a team where great work meets great people!

06/10/2026

This afternoon, members of our board were honored to attend Officer Melisa Caldera's graduation ceremony, marking her official career as Trophy Club's newest officer.

We are pleased to welcome Officer Caldera to the TCPD team, a group of dedicated professionals committed to serving and protecting our community, thereby making it “A Safe Place to Call Home”.

Please join us in congratulating Officer Caldera on her achievement and extending a warm welcome to the team.

06/08/2026

*6/12/2026 UPDATE:
The card reader has been repaired and the park gate is operating as normal. Thank you for your patience.

6/8/2026:
The gate machine at Trophy Club Park is currently experiencing technical difficulties.

At this time, the park can only accept exact cash payments and valid park passes, including Annual Passes and ATV/MX Punch Passes. Passholders will need to enter their passcode manually rather than swipe their card when entering the park.

Our team is working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. We appreciate your patience and understanding while repairs are underway.

For questions, please contact the park at (682)237-2993 or Trophy Club Parks & Recreation at (682)237-2900.

Thank you for your cooperation.

06/02/2026

Lost something in Trophy Club? It may have already been turned in.

Trophy Club PD has launched a new Found & Abandoned Property webpage where residents can view items that have been recovered from Town facilities, events, parks, and other public areas.

Before checking the online list, we recommend revisiting the location where you believe the item was lost, as it may still be there. If you're unable to locate it, the Found & Abandoned Property webpage provides a centralized list of items that have been turned in and is updated as new property is reported.

To claim an item, you must provide a valid photo ID and proof of ownership before the property can be released.

Visit https://www.trophyclub.org/970/Found-Abandoned-Property to view the current list of found and abandoned items and learn more about the claim process.

This resource is designed to help reconnect lost property with its rightful owners and provide a convenient way to check for missing belongings.

06/01/2026

05/28/2026

We found the 2, did you?

Please be safe when you’re out and about this summer. Like Brian said snakes blend in very well with leaves and other outdoor plants and greenery.

SNAKE SEASON IS HERE… but can you spot the copperhead? Hint: there's TWO👀

Our Animal Control Officer has already encountered three copperheads this week alone, including one near the dog park area. These snakes are experts at camouflage, blending right into leaves, mulch, flower beds, and wood piles.

🐍 Copperhead Safety Tips:
• Remove leaves, wood piles, and clutter that attract rodents
• Use rakes or tools when gardening — never bare hands
• Keep garages clean and check for rodent droppings
• Keep pets and kids alert in grassy or wooded areas
• Stay aware during evening walks

If you see a snake, give it space and do not attempt to handle it.

Now…did you spot the copperheads in this photo?

05/27/2026

Congratulations to the 2026 graduates of BNHS!! 🎓🏫📚

05/26/2026

Whether it’s a school zone, special event, or just a daytime adventure, our Citizen on Patrol volunteers are out in our community as an extra set of eyes and ears for our police department.

Patrols are conducted both during daytime and nighttime hours. You may see us on holidays, rainy days, or when it’s 100°+. We remain committed to serving our police department with professionalism and dedication.

We hope everyone is having a great summer and had a well-deserved rest over the weekend.