Trophy Club Public Safety - Police & Fire

SNAKE SEASON IS HERE… but can you spot the copperhead? Hint: there's TWO👀

Our Animal Control Officer has already encountered three copperheads this week alone, including one near the dog park area. These snakes are experts at camouflage, blending right into leaves, mulch, flower beds, and wood piles.

🐍 Copperhead Safety Tips:
• Remove leaves, wood piles, and clutter that attract rodents
• Use rakes or tools when gardening — never bare hands
• Keep garages clean and check for rodent droppings
• Keep pets and kids alert in grassy or wooded areas
• Stay aware during evening walks

If you see a snake, give it space and do not attempt to handle it.

Now…did you spot the copperheads in this photo?

Friendly reminder that as of February 2026, riders 14 years or younger are required to wear a helmet while operating e-bikes, e-scooters, or other micromobility devices in Trophy Club. 🛴🚲

Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. Their courage and dedication will never be forgotten.

We are grateful to all who have served and continue to serve our country with honor.

Join the town this morning for the annual Memorial Day Ceremony as the community pays tribute to those who sacrificed everything for our country. The event takes place at Medlin Cemetery (1130 Trophy Club Drive) at 10 am.

The school day may be over, but our appreciation for our crossing guards never ends! Thank you for keeping the children of our community safe in their travels to and from school throughout this past school year and other community events. Thank you for all your hard work, and enjoy a well-deserved summer. ❤️

As we gear up to say goodbye to another school year and hello to summer adventures, let’s take a moment to celebrate our incredible SROs, Officer Northcutt and Officer Montgomery!

Their commitment to keeping students and staff safe throughout the year has been nothing short of amazing. From the first morning bell to the last after-school activity, their presence on campus provides a sense of security and care for everyone. Thank you for another successful school year! Here’s to a safe and enjoyable summer ahead! ☀️😃

As school wraps up and summer kicks off, we know more families, kids, and residents will be out enjoying Trophy Club Park, and we’re excited to see the community making the most of the outdoors this season! ☀️🚴‍♂️🌳

To help keep the park safe and enjoyable for everyone, you may notice an increased presence from Trophy Club Police throughout the summer and beyond. Our officers are there to help educate, assist, and promote a safe environment for all visitors.

As a friendly reminder for all park visitors:
• Helmets are required while riding e-bikes and scooters for anyone 14 years old or younger
• All visitors must scan their pass to enter the park
• Please follow posted park rules and safety guidelines
• Be mindful of pedestrians, vehicles, and fellow park guests

For those using the ATV and motocross areas, please remember:
• Riders under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian
• Helmets must be worn at all times while operating an ATV or motorcycle
• All ATV and motorcycle riders must display a current OHV decal in plain view
• UTVs are prohibited on Trophy Club Park tracks and trails
• Please park and ride only in designated areas
• No riding on main park roads — those are for cars and trucks only
• No double riding on ATVs or motorcycles

We appreciate everyone doing their part to help keep Trophy Club Park safe, welcoming, and fun for the entire community. Have a safe and great summer!

TCFD crews are currently on scene of a vehicle fire in the 2850 block of Hwy 114. The paper shredding truck fire was contained, and there are no reported injuries and no traffic impacts at this time.

Please use caution if traveling in the area as crews work to clear the scene.

This National EMS Week, we proudly celebrate the dedicated firefighters of the Trophy Club Fire Department who also serve as certified EMS professionals.

From medical emergencies to life-saving care, these men and women are there during some of life’s most critical moments, providing compassion, comfort, and expert care when our community needs it most.

Day or night, they continue to answer the call with professionalism, dedication, and heart. Thank you for always being there for Trophy Club. 🚑❤️🔥