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History of Aledo, Texas
Directory of Area Schools
Directory of Area Churches
East Parker County Library
Aledo Volunteer Fire Department
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Community Profile
Aledo City Map (259K file)
1999 Drinking Water 
Quality Report 
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Parker County 
Prairie Sketchbook.
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Proposed Recreation Center
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Ordinance and Policy

The City has a Sub-division Ordinance and a Zoning Ordinance which address all aspects of building in the City. Also, the City has adopted the Uniform Building Code and Uniform Plumbing Code as the building codes of record. Call City Hall for the latest information on all codes and ordinances.

The City of Aledo operates the water and waste water utilities here according to written policy. Here is the City of Aledo Water Policy for your reference. This on-line reference edition has been checked for accuracy, but it does not take the place of the official hard copy available at City Hall.

Area Attractions

Many of the tourists flocking to Aledo during the summer ask about attractions in some of the suburban communities ... like Weatherford and Fort Worth and Arlington. We are happy to list a few links here.
 
The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History  Palace of Wax, Grand Prairie
The Fort Worth Zoo, Fort Worth  Six Flags Huricane Harbor, Arlington
Fossil Rim Wildlife Center, Glen Rose Six Flags over Texas, Arlington
The Kimbell Art Museum Texas Motorplex, Ennis
Lone Star Park, Grand Prairie Texas Motor Speedway, Fort Worth
The Fort Worth Symphony The Texas Girls Choir
Jerry's BBQ

Other Links

Aledo, Illinois our namesake city, has a really nice web page.

The Community News is our local, award-winning newspaper. It is the only publication dedicated to eastern Parker County.

Everything about Texas State Government is available at www.texas.gov

City of Aledo
200 Old Annetta Road
Aledo TX 76008 USA

(817) 441-7016 Voice
(817) 441-7520 Fax

Please send questions or comments to Mayor Bob Lewis