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PO Box 664
Cleburne, Texas 76033
Frequently Asked Questions
Energy & Internet
• Who provides electric to my house?
United Cooperative Services
Phone: 817-556-4000
• Who provides Internet Service to my house?
United Cooperative Service
Internet support: 833-327-8827
Garbage
• Who picks up my trash from my house?
You have a couple of options, Frontier Waster or Bob Rural Garbage Service.
Frontier Waste
Phone: 888-854-2905
Bob Rural Garbage Service
Phone: 817-645-8517
Water & Waste Water
• Who provides water service in the area?
JCSUD Johnson County Special Utility District
Phone: 817-760-5200
Emergency Phone: 817-760-5200
Fire Department & Emergency Services
• Who is the local fire department?
Coyote Flats receives emergency services from The Liberty Chapel Volunteer Fire Department
located in the southern portion of rural Johnson County. They service an area of 52 square
miles with a population of 6,000 people providing fire, rescue, and Emergency Medical Services.
Additionally, Coyote Flats is informally served by the County Sheriff.
Liberty Chapel Volunteer Fire Department https://libertychapelvfd.org/
Phone: 817-641-7320
Non-Emergency 24 Hour Dispatch
https://www.johnsoncountyfire.org/
Phone: 817-357-8800
• Is outdoor burning currently prohibited in Johnson County?
See if burn ban is “ON” or “OFF” by visiting https://www.johnsoncountyfire.org/
Miscellaneous
• How Do I register to vote?
Please contact the Johnson County Election Division at 817-556-6197.
• Does the City of Coyote Flats have any building codes?
Coyote Flats does not have any City Building codes or regulations so any code enforcement or permitting is generally at the County level only.
• Where is the City Hall Located?
The old City Hall building at 1800 CR415 was recently sold. Coyote Flats is looking into
relocating City Hall into a new professional services building that will provide an enhanced office space, better suited to long-term needs of Coyote Flats. We are currently meeting at Johnson County Precinct 4 Commissioner’s Office.
• What day and time are the city meeting held?
The meeting is held every second Tuesday of the month at 6:30PM. It is subject to change on rare occasions. Please visit our announcement page or calendar.