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The following is a list of questions frequently asked by citizens. You may search for specific words or phases, or shorten the list by selecting a specific category.
Animal Control
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Because of the small size of Sunnyvale’s impoundment facility there is no need for volunteers. But there are many ways that you can help the animals through donations. There is always a need for blankets, towels, food, treats, and toys. If you’re not sure what to bring, a gift certificate can be provided and used to get what the animals need. Anything is of great help and tax deductible.
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If you live on less than 2 acres of land you are allowed a maximum of 4 adult dogs and one litter of puppies at any given time. If you live on more than 2 acres of land there is no constraint on the limit of dogs as long as the animals are properly confined to your property and provided with sufficient food, water, and shelter.
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You may contact an exterminator or wildlife removal service, or Sunnyvale Animal Control provides live humane trap rentals to Sunnyvale Residents. You may come to Town Hall and present a $50 deposit check, which will be returned when the trap is brought back, and we will loan out a live humane trap for you to capture the animal. Our Animal Control Officer will assist you with the operation and baiting of the device and will pick up and relocate any animals captured.
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Impoundment fee is $25. There is a fee of $7 each day the animal is boarded at our facility. An animal will be held for at least 72 hours to find its owner before being placed for adoption. If there is more reason to expect an owner i.e. registration or other tags, collar, the waiting period will be extended before becoming available for adoption. All animals in the custody of Animal Control can be viewed with the lost and found animals.
View our animals
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Sunnyvale Animal Control is committed to finding unclaimed strays new homes. Each animal is evaluated by our Animal Control Officer, and if seen fit, is placed for adoption. There is no “time limit” for an animal to be adopted. Every effort will be made to find them their new family. If there is limited space the animal will be transferred to another shelter with a high adoption rate. Only in cases of extreme illness or aggression will an animal be humanely euthanized.
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Building Inspections
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Usually the Board meets the first Monday of each month (dates subject to change)
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Planning & Zoning usually meets the third Monday of each month (dates subject to change)
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City Council meetings are held the second and fourth Monday of each month (dates subject to change)
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Court
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Cash, Check, Money Order and Credit Card. (Visa or Mastercard)
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Regular traffic court is held on Thursdays at 3pm.
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Sunnyvale Municipal Court is located at 127 Collins Rd, Sunnyvale, Texas 75182. For directions please see map to court house on court webpage.
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Fire Department
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Sunnyvale Fire Department is a combination department. We are staffed by Professional Firefighters and EMT’s from 7am-5pm Monday to
Friday and covered by volunteer’s during the rest of the time.
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Attend a Fire or EMS meeting to get an application. Fire Meetings are the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. EMS meetings are the 3rd Thursday of each month. All meetings start at 7:00 pm at Station 2.
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We have three engines and two brush trucks.
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Sunnyvale Fire Rescue has 3 stations. Station 2 is the only manned station Monday-Friday 7am-5pm.
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Home
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For police, fire, medical, or other emergencies, call 911. The Sunnyvale Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department's direct emergency line is (972) 226-1484. For water, sewer, and animal emergencies call (972) 226-7177. After-hours phone number: (972) 251-0567
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First visit the Forms and Applications page, print the appropriate form, and complete it. This will save you a trip to Town Hall, or prevent having to wait for the town staff to mail it for you. Then contact the town secretary or building official for further instructions and information.
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