February Life Connected Newsletter by City of Celina

ISSUE 02 | FEB 2021

Life Connected. CONNECTING THE CITY TO OUR RESIDENTS

City App Download the new City app to stay connected with all things Celina.

Old Celina Park The expanded park will be opening this Spring.

Events Season Join us at the Friday Night Market on March 5..

City 1-17 | EDC 18-20 | Downtown 21 | Events 22-23 | Job Openings 24

CONNECT WITH US

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Address 142 N. Ohio St. Celina, TX 75009 Phone 972-382-2682 Email marketing@celinatx.gov Online celina-tx.gov lifeincelinatx.com

NOW ACCEPTING SPONSORS GET CONNECTED WITH OUR COMMUNITY You are invited to promote your organization or business in conjunction with the City's events. There are many exciting and unique events that take place throughout the year. Each event has several sponsorship packages to choose from, let us help you find the one that best fits your needs! Sponsoring an event is a great way to build connections and promote your organization or business. It is our goal to provide a mutually beneficial relationship between the City and all event sponsors, ensuring that we can grow our high-quality events while boosting support for local businesses. Please contact marketing@celina-tx.gov for more information or to sign-up today. We look forward to hearing from you!

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CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS 112 N. Colorado St. Celina, Texas 75009 Meetings are held the second Tuesday of each month at 5:00 pm.

CITY HOLIDAY City Hall offices will be closed on Monday, February 15, 2021 in observance of Presidents Day.

Table of Contents What Does "Life Connected" Mean?

History of Celina

New Website

Life Connected App

City Council

Utility Services

Sensus Analytics

Stormwater

Meet Your Officers

Citizens Fire Academy

Parks & Recreation

Celina Public Library

Celina Grabs Housing Crown

Development Services Report

Construction Update

Celina EDC

Life in Celina Podcast

Downtown

Events

Event Sponsorships

Job Openings

Find Us Online

What Does "Life Connected" Mean?

Having been recently designated as â&#x20AC;&#x153;Gigabit Cityâ&#x20AC;? (meaning that we are literally wired for connectivity throughout the City with highspeed fiber), it makes sense that Celina boasts a tagline of Life Connected. However, if you Live, Work, Play, or Learn in Celina, you will understand #LifeConnected means so much more. It means creating a genuine connection from the City to all of our residents and businesses. We pride ourselves on our authentic relationships with others and ourselves. Living Life Connected is how we, as the City, bring life to our core values: Excellence, Community, Integrity, and Service. This ensures that every decision about the City is made through the lens of rightful actions, honesty, transparency, and mindfulness for our future success.

History of Celina

Cotton Gins Cotton has played an important role in the history of our city. Throughout Celinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s history, the city has seen four different cotton gins. The first was built around 1884 by F.M. Tidwell and was among the first businesses to move to Celinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new location, conveniently located near the railroad. Celina is located in the Texas Blackland Prairies Ecoregion. This area is known for rich, black soil and a climate that is ideally suited for agriculture. While this fertile black soil is great for crops, traveling after heavy rain was challenging (if not impossible) before roads were constructed in Celina. Map of Texas' 10 Natural Ecoregions Continued on the next page.

History of Celina

The soil and climate proved instrumental in making cotton a principal crop for this ecoregion, and Celina is no exception. Other crops that do well in the Blackland Prairies Ecoregion include wheat, corn, and grain sorghum.

Cotton gins have remained in use, evolving as technological advancements have improved these machines. However, the cotton gins that once operated in Celina are no longer in service. Nevertheless, cotton continues to be grown in the area.

Before the invention of machines to harvest cotton, it was traditionally picked and cleaned by hand. However, in 1793 American inventor Eli Whitney developed a device known as the cotton gin, which offered a much easier and quicker way to clean cotton. These initial cotton gins used small wire hooks to pull cotton fiber through a wire screen, separating it from the seeds and husks. This invention made cotton production more manageable and more profitable, which led to massive growth in production.

Cotton was an important part of the agricultural industry in Celina’s history and continues to be a huge part of Texas’s economy today: Texas has continuously come in as the nation’s top cotton producer. Sources 1. Huddleston, J., Lair, J., & Cox, B. (1976). Reminscences of Celina. 2. Texas Parks & Wildlife. Texas Ecoregions. www.tpwd.texas.gov/education. 3. History. Cotton Gin and Eli Whitney. (2010). www.history.com/topics/inventions/cotton-gin-and-eli-whitney.

Check Out Our New Website The City of Celina has a new website! For up to the minute information on everything happening in Celina, visit LifeInCelinaTX.com. The site features four focus areas: Live, Work, Play, and Learn. Additionally, you will find links to our City Government Site and our Economic Development Corporation. If you have questions, please email marketing@celina-tx.gov. We would love to hear your thoughts on the new site.

Online Merch Shop An exciting feature of the new website is the inclusion of a merch shop! There is youth and adult apparel and accessories available now. Get yours today at lifeincelinatx.com/shop

Life Connected App

AVAILABLE NOW ON GOOGLE PLAY AND APPLE APP STORE Celina Life Connected is an integrated mobile app featuring bill pay, web mapping, issue reporting and more. This new app provides a way for citizens and visitors to stay informed regarding Celina services and resources. Users can view and search by categories like service requests, online services, news, and events.

Residents can upload a photo of the issue and mark the geographic location on a map. Each request can then be tracked for followup and feedback from the City. App users can also view Celina social media feeds to get updated information on community news, updates and more. If you have any questions or comments about the Life Connected App, please email Ogi Colakovic at ocolakovic@celina-tx.gov.

Celina Life Connected now serves as the mobile and online service request system for the City of Celina. The app allows residents to identify issues and report those service requests directly to the appropriate department within the City.

City Council Council Meeting

Coffee with Council

9 City Council Regular Meetings take place on every 2nd Tuesday of the Month at 5:00 pm. at the City Council Chambers located at 112 N Colorado St.

Council Meeting Recap

Recap videos are recorded after each City Council Regular Meeting to summarize and highlight topics that were covered during the meeting. The recap videos are typically 5-10 minutes long and can be found on the City of Celina, Texas YouTube page.

Stop by Lucy's on the Square and meet your City Council members! Enjoy a morning of coffee and conversation with your local public officials. This event will be a casual come and go event with coffee and mini pancakes provided by Lucy's on the Square. Location: Lucy's on the Square 127 N. Ohio St. Date: Tuesday, February 16th

Council Live Stream

Time: 8:00 - 9:30 am

All Regular and Special City Council Meetings can be viewed in realtime on our website. Recordings are also available for your convenience. Visit celina-tx.gov/1350/live-video-stream.

Utility Services Trash Route Scan the code to enter your address and confirm your new trash pick-up day or visit: https://bit.ly/360aTK7.

The map to the right reflects the new collection days as of December 7th, 2020. For questions please contact Waste Connections at (469) 452-8000.

Pay My Bill Phone 877-216-4105 ($1.25 processing fee) Auto Draft Set up by submitting a Bank Draft Authorization.

Brush and Bulky Trash

Online municipalonlinepayments.com/celinatx ($1.25 processing fee)

Brush and bulky trash pick-up is no longer a routine service. This service is now available twice a month to customers, but it must be scheduled with Waste Connections. Brush and bulky trash pick-up will occur on the customers next regularly scheduled trash pick-up day. The deadline for registering is 4:30pm the day before pick-up. Please note that for Monday pick-ups, customers must schedule by 4:30pm the Friday prior.

In Person/Mail 142 N. Ohio Street Celina, TX 75009

For a list of bulk trash items visit: https://www.celinatx.gov/1140/Trash-Recycling Brush and bulky trash pick-ups can be scheduled in the following ways: Phone (469) 452-8000 Online wasteconnections.com App Wasteconnect (on Google Play or the Apple Store)

Sensus Analytics What is Sensus Analytics? The City of Celina recently released a new Customer Portal! Celina water customers are now able to access their water usage data online from anywhere! This portal will let you track and monitor your home or business’s water use. The key features are: Water Usage Details: View your water usage by the year, month, day, or even hour! Compare it to weather and rainfall in one easy to read chart. Continuous Flow Alarms: This feature will send you an email if your meter reads continuous flow – like a toilet running or a burst pipe – so you can quickly address any plumbing issues and avoid an unexpectedly high bill. High Usage Alarms: You can also set a highlevel alarm to monitor daily, multi-day, or billing cycle flow if you want to keep your overall usage in check. Vacation Alarms: The Vacation Alarm is great for when you are away from Celina, but want to keep an eye on your home. This alarm will send you an email if the meter reads more flow than you expect while you are away. Alert Recipients: This feature allows you to set the alarms to email a friend, family member, or caretaker in the area to address the issue if you are away!

Create Your Account Grab your most recent bill and go to mycelinah2o.com to create your account now! You will need your account number. your security token (located on your bill), and your customer name EXACTLY as it appears on the bill. Please call (972) 382-3345 if you have questions.

Stormwater

Why is Stormwater Important? Stormwater can pick up debris, chemicals, dirt and other pollutants and flow into a storm sewer or directly into lakes, streams, rivers, wetlands or creeks. Any thing that enters the storm drain system is discharged untreated into the water bodies. The result of unclean stormwater runoff discharges is the loss of fish and aquatic wildlife as well as signs that state “No fishing” or “No Swimming”. Polluted stormwater runoff can have many effects on plants, fishes, animals and people. Sediments can cloud the water and make it difficult or impossible for aquatic plants to grow. Sediment can also cause algae bloom. When algae die, they sink to the bottom and decompose in a process that removes oxygen from the water.

Fish and other aquatic organisms can’t exist in water with low dissolved oxygen levels. Bacteria and other pathogens can wash into swimming areas and create health hazards. Debris such as plastic bags, bottles, cigarette butts washed into water bodies can choke, suffocate or disable aquatic life like fish, turtles, and birds as well as cause flooding. Household hazardous wastes like insecticides, pesticides, paint, solvents, used motor oil, and other auto fluids can poison aquatic life. Land animals and people can become sick or die from eating contaminated fish and shellfish or ingesting polluted water. Polluted stormwater may affect drinking water sources. This in turn can affect human health.

Meet Your Officers

Lieutenant John Jackson Lieutenant (Lt.) John Jackson has been a member of the Celina Police Department for approximately fourteen years. He started his career with the Celina Police Department as a reserve officer in 2007 and then became a full-time officer in 2008. "The first time I stepped foot in Celina, I knew it was where I wanted to be. The City itself is very unique, but it was the citizens of Celina that really sold me. The people that live in Celina are some of the best people I have ever met, and I truly love working for them," Lt. Jackson stated. Before Lt. Jackson became a police officer, he served in the U.S. Marine Corps for four years. During his enlistment, Lt. Jackson participated in the invasion of Iraq in 2003, where he conducted and led numerous missions inside and outside of Iraq. In 2004, he deployed to Haiti to conduct and support operations that led to the removal of Haitian President JeanBertrand Aristide. After separating from the U.S. Marines in 2004, Lt. Jackson spent several years working for private companies to include Blackwater, training military and law enforcement units in

weapons and tactics. While working for one of those companies in 2005, Lt. Jackson took part in the rescue and security efforts of Hurricane Katrina. During his career at the Celina Police Department, Lt. Jackson has served as the department's lead instructor and is responsible for developing and establishing the department's Special Response Team (SRT). He currently serves as the department's Administrative Lt. and SRT commander. "God has truly blessed me in my career. He has placed amazing people in my life and has allowed me to do some amazing things that most people only get to read about. I consider it an absolute honor to have served my country and our community for as long as I have. The future of Celina is going to be amazing, and I cannot wait to be a continued part of it."

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Citizens Fire Academy The City of Celina is hosting the first annual Citizens Fire Academy. Completion of the Academy provides participants with an indepth understanding of the Celina Fire Department although not a formal fire service training academy. Participants will have the opportunity to take part in a wide variety of hands-on activities that our Fire Department does on a daily basis to include Forcible Entry, Nozzle Operations, Jaws of Life, CPR, Arial Ladder Climb, Air Transportation (Helicopter) and Multi-Company Drills. In addition to the activities mentioned, informative presentations will include SCBA, Electricity Demonstration, Hiring and Promotional Practices, and Fire Marshal Responsibilities.

To be eligible for the Academy, participants must be at least 18 years of age and either live or work in the City of Celina. A criminal background is completed on each applicant. Duration: 10 Weeks (classes every week to include one Saturday) Class Start Date: May 13th, 2021 Class End Date: July 13th, 2021 (Graduation – City July City Council) Class Length: 7 – 9:30 pm (Saturday Class: 9am – 4pm) Class Capacity: 15 people If you have any questions or comments please email Jacob Talley at jtalley@celinatx.gov. @celinafiredept

Parks & Recreation

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@celinatxparks To be added to our monthly newsletter for updates text the word PARKS to 66866 and follow the prompt. Watch the video above for a quick update on all the progress that's been made on the Old Celina Park expansion. We can't wait to see you on the turf!

FOR MORE ON OUR SPORTS LEAGUES VISIT: SPORTS.CELINA-TX.GOV

Parks & Recreation Frequently Asked Questions Can I rent the pavilion at the park? Yes! Contact the Parks Department for more information. Contact information is listed on the back page. Can I rent any of the ball fields? Yes! We facilitate rentals when the fields are not in use by our youth sport leagues. Contact information for the Parks Department is listed on the back page. Are there fish in the pond at Old Celina Park? Yes, it is a catch-and-release pond. Proper fishing licenses are required.

Spring 7 v 7 Football Deadline Registration for 7 v 7 youth football is done on a full team basis. The deadline to register your team and guarantee a spot is February 14th. Visit sports.celina-tx.gov to register your team today! A $100 team deposit is required for registration and to reserve your spot in the league.

Scan the QR code to access the Parks & Recreation website.

Youth & Adult Sports Old Celina Park (OCP) is the hotspot for most sports league action here in Celina. Did you know that the Parks and Recreation Department actually oversees most of the youth and adult sports programs? Our staff manages all aspects of the leagues, from admin roles such as registration and scheduling, to maintenance tasks such as field prep and repairs. Our dedicated sports website is the primary source of information about the youth and adult sports we offer. Be sure to bookmark http://sports.celina-tx.gov. Underway now is an expansion of Old Celina Park, scheduled to be completed late-spring 2021. The expansion includes four synthetic turf baseball/softball fields, over 400 additional parking spaces, extending our multiuse fields, and adding lights to the multiuse fields. A new playground is also in the works! When no city-sponsored leagues or events are scheduled at the park, we make our sport fields and pavilions available for rentals. Contacting the Parks Department is the best way to inquire about availability.

Jeff Davis Assistant Director jdavis@celina-tx.gov (972) 382-2682 ext. 6002

Monday - Tuesday 10:00 am - 8:00 pm Wednesday - Thursday 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Friday - Saturday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Celina Public Library

National Library Lovers Month

Come Create a Bookentine

FYI: February is National Library Lover's Month! Anytime is a great time to stop by the Celina Public Library and checkout your next new favorite read!

Throughout the month of February children of all ages are encouraged to think of a book theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve read that deserves a Valentine card...a "Bookentine!" Stop by the library to create a Bookentine card that represents why the story characters, setting, etc. are something special. These Bookentines will be displayed throughout the library to share great books with others.

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Feb. 2, 6-8 PM: Family Movie Night Tonight's movie is Wall-E (G) Feb. 5, 10:30-11 AM: Preschool Storytime Reading books, singing songs, and developing group listening skills are on tap in this event designed to foster early literacy skills. This week’s theme is Groundhog Day! Feb. 9, 6:30-7 PM: Pajama Storytime Come in your pajamas and cuddle up with your favorite blanket and stuffed animal for stories, music, rhymes, crafting. Tonight’s theme is Valentine’s Day. Feb. 12, 10:30-11 AM: Preschool Storytime Reading books, singing songs, and developing group listening skills are on tap in this event designed to foster early literacy skills. This week’s theme is Valentine’s Day!

Feb. 16, 5:30 PM: Family Game Night Bring your family and friends to this table top and card gaming bonanza. Play old favorites or learn a new game! Choose a game from the library’s collection or bring a game from home to share. Feb. 19, 10:30-11 AM: Preschool Storytime Reading books, singing songs, and developing group listening skills are on tap in this event designed to foster early literacy skills. This week’s theme is “I Love Libraries!” Feb. 26, 10:30-11 AM: Preschool Storytime Reading books, singing songs, and developing group listening skills are on tap in this event designed to foster early literacy skills. This week’s theme is “Fractured Fairy Tales!”

Celina Grabs Housing Crown The north Dallas growth pattern is a fairly predictable model that dates back nearly 100 years. Its highest value and fastest-growing areas have generally followed the Preston Road and Dallas North Tollway (DNT) corridors. Each city along this path had enjoyed a time when it was tops in the region for new single-family home permits. For the 21st Century, two cities have dominated new home starts â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Frisco and McKinney, with the 3rd spot rotating between various regional cities such as Little Elm, Denton, and most recently, Celina. However, in 2020, modifications to the order were observed. Early in 2020, Celina established itself as the No. 2 city in the region in terms of new single-family home starts, overtaking McKinney's long-tenured position among the top two growing cities. Various sources track housing permits monthly in North Texas, and during 2020, Celina finished the month ahead of McKinney during 10 of the 12 months. However, in December, the most surprising occurrence was when Celina issued 286 new home permits, topping Frisco, which issued 214 permits, Celina officials stated. "Celina edging McKinney was news, but Celina beating out Frisco generated greater attention, even if the crown is just for one month," the city stated in a press release.

Celina is currently updating its Comprehensive Plan, and the process is expected to complete later this spring. Preliminary population estimates have Celina's ultimate build-out being around 378,000 people, achieving the 50,000 population threshold around 2025 and the new decade of the Thirties seeing Celina over 100,000 in population. As these thresholds are met, Celina will dominate the housing market for the next 20-30 years, as other cities along the Preston Road and DNT corridors have previously, in addition to being amongst the fastest growing cities in the nation. The City has been proactive in preparing for this growth through its long-range planning for extensive trail systems, fiber to every neighborhood, enhanced open space, wide sidewalks, and other requirements that ensure that Celina remains Life Connected, even while enduring record growth.

Development Services Report Fast Facts

Code Enforcement Scoreboard

Population: 29,370 Sales Tax Revenue: $381,531 New Homes Permitted: 309 Construction Inspections: 7,754

New Homes Average New Home Value: $388,105 Average Square Feet: 3,169

New Neighborhoods Bluewood Phase 4

Scan the QR code to view Restaurant Inspection Scores.

Commercial Projects Most New Homes by Neighborhood

1 Permits Issued Little Wooden Penguin Golf Area Addition - 212 N. Oklahoma 4 Certificates of Occupancy Safe Lifts of Texas - 4295 CR 86, Su 110 Charlies Concrete - 11429 CR 53 Gibson Plumbing - 4295 CR 86, Su. 170 Holly Farrow Photography - 312 W. Walnut

*Please note that all numbers reflect data from the month of January 2021

Construction Update

Frontier Parkway

Choate Parkway

Check out the video above to do a flyover of what Frontier Parkway will look like after the project is completed. This project was launched in 2020 and is anticipated to be completed in 2026.

This update shows all of the progress that has been made on this future six-lane divided thoroughfare. Construction is scheduled to be completed by Summer 2021 in preparation for the Fall 2021 opening of Collin College.

Celina EDC Sales Tax Increase Over Previous Year Sales tax collections for January totaled $381,530.80. This was a 54.32% increase over the prior year.

Come Grab a New Map from the EDC New maps are available for pick up at the EDC Building - 302 W. Walnut St. Come get yours today!

Celina Ranked #3 Richest City in Texas in 2021 Using recent data from the Census, FBI, OpenStreetMaps, and other sources, HomeSnacks ranks communities across the United States, One of the ranking categories is "Richest City" which classifies cities that are rich in dollars and rich in amenities.

Celina snagged the #3 spot on the list of The 10 Richest Cities in Texas for 2021. This was a huge leap from the previous year, when Celina was ranked 14th on this list.

(972) 382-3455 302 W. Walnut St. Celina, TX 75009

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Business Connection Video Series The fourth Celina EDC Business Connection spotlight features Hemphill Orthodontics. Blake Hemphill tells us a little about the business and how they work within the community. Watch the video at https://youtu.be/BDvclVeJyy8. Hemphill Orthodontics Website hemphillorthodontics.com Hemphill Orthodontics Address 1050 S Preston Rd Suite 122, Celina, TX 75009

In Celina, we are very passionate about small businesses. Small businesses value their community, they preserve the local history and culture, and they provide an experience. We believe it's small businesses that will help us maintain our charm as we grow. If you own a Celina business and would like to be featured as part of the EDC video series, please visit celina-tx.gov/1389/Celina-EDCBusiness-Connection.

Life in Celina Podcast

Check out our recent episode of the podcast which features former NFL player and Celina resident, Terrence Wheatley! We also interviewed Lauren Laake with the Celina Education Foundation, which has an exciting event coming up on April 23rd. Tickets are on sale now for their highly anticipated Denim and Diamonds dinner and auction. Get your tickets today at celinaeducationfoundation.org/cef-gala/.

Subscribe and listen to Life in Celina at lifeincelinatx.com/podcast.

"Even though it's growing like we all know it is, it still feels like a small town to us all and I just love everything about it." Lauren Laake, Celina Education Foundation

Recording Schedule Come watch us record! February 17th: Rollertown Beerworks February 18th: Little Wooden Penguin

Downtown

28th Annual Downtown Celina Golf Tournament - Sponsorships Join us for the 28th Annual Downtown Celina (formerly Main Street) Golf Tournament on May 4, 2021 at Stonebridge Ranch Country Club! Experience a fun day on the green by registering a team or become a sponsor today by visiting celinatx.gov/golf.

Check out our flyover progress video to see the process of installing the new turf on the Square. We are ready for events! @dtcelina

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Team registration includes a round for four at the Stonebridge Ranch Country Club, Hills Course in McKinney Texas. Each player receives a Titleist hat, lunch, two drink tickets, and awards dinner! Shotgun start at 12:00pm and top three teams take home prizes! Sponsors have a variety of opportunities to showcase their business to over 150 players and volunteers who live, work, and do business in Celina! Contact us today at downtown@celina-tx.gov to customize your

Events

Get Your Tickets for the Wine Crawl on the Square This is a sip, shop and taste event where participants get to sample wines at their favorite shops and businesses around Downtown Celina while enjoying live music and special discounts. This is a perfect way to unwind with your friends in the heart of Celina. Pre-purchased tickets include a wine tasting at each of the 10 wineries, four bottle wine bag, wine tasting glass, snacks and snack plate, champagne toast and dessert.

This event is hosted by the Celina Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by Pacheco Koch. Date and time: Saturday March 27, 5 - 9 pm Location: Historic Downtown Square Ticket price: $50 Get your tickets today at celinachamber.org.

Event Sponsorships

The first Celina Friday Night Market of the season on March 5th from 6-9pm in Downtown Celina and we are celebrating spring training style! Come stock up on your favorite homemade, homegrown, and handmade items and grab some food as you enjoy the live music of Christopher Baggett and baseball themed activities! Downtown restaurants and shops will be open!

WE ARE CURRENTLY ACCEPTING EVENT SPONSORS We are calling all organizations or businesses interested in sponsoring one or more City events. We have an array of packages that are sure to meet your needs. If you are interested in sponsoring multiple events, we are more than happy to develop a custom package that works for you! Contact us today at marketing@celina-tx.gov. We are actively seeking sponsors for the Friday Night Market season (March to November) and Cajun Fest (May 8th). Information on sponsorship packages can be found at lifeincelinatx.com/eventsponsorship-opportunities.

Job Openings

The following is a list of the current openings within the City of Celina: Construction Inspector Drainage Technician Fleet Management Coordinator Meter Technician Parks & Recreation Chemical Worker Parks & Recreation Maintenance Worker Police Officer Special Events Planner Wastewater Treatment Operator Visit celina-tx.gov/1018/EmploymentOpportunities for more information about these opportunities or to apply.

Equal Employment Opportunity Statement The City of Celina is committed to providing all applicants and employees with equal employment opportunities and maintaining a diverse workforce. The City will not discriminate against any individuals in accordance with applicable federal and state laws. Selection is based on the candidates whose background, qualifications and any preferences requested from the hiring manager most closely match the job requirements. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including, but not limited to, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation and training.

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