An important conversation with the Emergency Management Specialist for the City of Princeton on how to stay safe during the below freezing weather conditions that are in the forecast. 

Your host Mitchell Chase interviews the City of Princeton Fire Chief Tom Harvey. Chief Harvey clearly explains how and why some residents should get registered in a special program in the event of a City wide emergency or disaster.  We don't want you or someone you know to miss out on this vital registry.

Four days a week senior citizens can enjoy fun, food and fellowship here in the City of Princeton. Featured on this episode are  Mayor Brianna Chacon, Marzella Tyson CEO Meals on Wheels Collin County and Ebony Underwood Meals on Wheels Social Worker. If you have transportation needs you may contact DART to get you to the Congregate Meal Program and then return home. The cost for a ride is $3 each way and is subject to change.

Guests: City of Princeton Mayor Brianna Chacon and Ebony Underwood, MSW, Social Worker Supervisor, Meals on Wheels, Collin County. Please share this program with a senior you know in Princeton, Texas and the surrounding areas. Residents in their"Golden Years" will be able to receive meals and be given multiple opportunities to gather and fellowship with each other. This is one episode of "EOP" you don't want to miss!

Coming up Saturday is the 8th Annual Fall Festival, being hosted by the City of Princeton. Mom and Dad check this out, something fun for you and the kids to do. Most of the event is free. There is even a contest for the family dog. Listen for all of the details.... 

During this hot summer it seems strange to discuss F.O.G. but members of our Public Works team share how to protect the drainage system that we all share. Which includes how we can save money too. 

We sat down and had a conversation about how to reduce water usage and residents costs with the Director of Public Works and their Environmental Education Coordinator from the City of Princeton.

Chief Moyle shares how you can reach out to your Princeton Police Department for services and questions.

Beginning in late August, the "Citizens Police Academy" training will begin. This class is for residents who are interested in finding out how our local Police Department serves the City of Princeton. Chief Mark Moyle breaks down all of the details for signing up and then possibly volunteering to serve and support our men and women in blue.

Princeton Residents have access to a local lake to enjoy some maritime fun. One firefighter from the City of Princeton Fire Department breaks down what we need to do to be legal, safe and have a great time with your family and friends.