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Summer Street Maintenance Program has set a public meeting date Amarillo resident upset about city’s policy on stray animals (Source: KFDA) By Tamlyn Cochran | April 5, 2021 at 2:35 PM CDT - Updated April 5 at 2:35 PM AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - The City of Amarillo has set a date for the Summer Street Maintenance Program for information on the city streets. Residents can get all the information during the public meeting that is set for 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, April 6, at the Amarillo Public Library/Southwest Branch, 6801 SW, 45th Ave. The meeting will be hosted by the COA Capital Projects &...

A visible black mark caused by a recent earthquake, as well as weathering, seen on the face of Roan Plateau on Wednesday morning. Ray K. Erku / Post Independent Geologists with the Bureau of Land Management have confirmed recent rock falls spotted on the eastern cliffs of Roan Plateau were caused by a combined force of a small magnitude earthquake and the natural freeze-thaw process. “That’s kind of a common thing there; I think with the snow it’s a little more visible,” BLM Public Affairs Specialist Eric Coulter said. “And being faced toward town, it kind of caught a little more at...

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Amarillo city officials have approved adoption of the Amarillo Community Investment Program for fiscal year 2020/21 to fiscal year 2024/25. A public hearing and first reading of Ordinance 7906 regarding the document was conducted during the Amarillo City Council's virtual regular session on Jan. 26, and officials indicated another public hearing is slated on Feb. 9.  "Effectively, staff does a lot of work to prepare this document and they use this document to guide their decisions moving forward," Kyle Schniederjan, the city’s director of Capital Projects & Development Engineering, sai...

Firm selected to aid Martin Road Lake project The Amarillo City Council has approved a $247,300 Professional Services Agreement with HDR Engineering, Inc. to aid the process of delivering erosion repairs and a new fishing amenity at Martin Road Lake.  Per the Agenda Item Summary, HDR Engineering, Inc. was selected for the project due to unique qualifications as the design engineer on the Dale Street improvements and ongoing analysis of the Martin Road Lake Master Plan.  Kyle Schniederjan, the city’s director of Capital Projects & Development Engineering, previously noted the project has...