Are you interested in becoming involved in your local government? Do you have the time to give, at max, a few hours one evening a month to your community? If so, please consider applying for a position on one of our many Boards or Commissions. Read on...

The clean up day event will be held on Saturday, November 2nd from 8:00 am - 12:00 pm at the Public Works Service Center, 1050 N. Highway 67. Read on...

The Midlothian Downtown Business Association is holding their annual Scarecrow Festival. The scarecrows will be setup beginning October 14 and will remain on display until November 19. Judging will be conducted November 9 at the Wine & Arts Festival. Rules, Regulations & Entry Form

The Midlothian Police Department has been notified that residents are receiving calls from a male using the name, Kevin Scott, claiming to work for Midlothian PD. The caller ID displays the non-emergency number through a spoof device. Read on...

Today, Midlothian Police Investigators served a “Directive to Apprehend” on two juvenile suspects for violating Penal Code 42.06-False Alarm or Report (State Jail Felony) in response to their actions on September 6, 2019. Read on...

On or about October 1, 2019, the City of Midlothian Water Treatment Plant will change disinfectants and convert from chloramines to free chlorine. The plant will return to its normal chloramine disinfectant process on or about October 31, 2019. Read on...

Join us in welcoming Kyle Kinateder as the new President and CEO of Midlothian Economic Development. Click here to learn more about Kyle.

The City of Midlothian is currently working with Freese & Nichols, Inc. to develop a Downtown Master Plan. Please visit our project website for meeting details, an online survey open through October 1st, or to send us a comment. Project Website

In an interview with Waxahachie Daily Light, our City Manager and Assistant City Manager discuss how HB 2439, effective September 1, 2019, has taken away local control over building standards. Click here to read the article.

The water line reconstruction project in Northridge is well underway. Please be aware of possible traffic delays along N. 9th St. between Pebble Creek & Sunset Dr. during this project. Take precautions to ensure everyone's safety in the work zone.

The Ellis County Commissioner’s Court voted in favor of issuing a county-wide burn ban in their meeting held on Tuesday, July 30, 2019. EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, Ellis County is under a burn ban. This includes all unincorporated areas of Ellis County.