Colleyville City Council approved the replacement of monument signs and park rule signs across city parks at the August 4 regular meeting.
The details
The construction of these signs by Legacy Signs of Texas will be phase two of the park signage improvement project. Phase one was approved in June 2025 and included the demolition and construction of new park monument signs at City Park, Kimzey Park, Nature Center Park, and Pleasant Run Park.
The replacements from the park signage improvement project will not exceed $251,655, according to city documents.
Phase two of the park signage improvement project will include updated park rule signage and monument signs in LD Lockett, McPherson, Bransford, Woodbriar, Sparger, Overland and Raegan parks. Additionally, two new signs at the Colleyville Nature Center will be built.
The new park signs will add stone elements and update the face of the sign with the Colleyville monogram as well as UV-resistant film to increase longevity.
Additionally, Colleyville Parks and Recreation plans to update park rules to include e-bike rules and regulations, according to Lisa Escobedo, the Colleyville Parks and Recreation director.
These signs will include e-bike rules that were adopted at the May 13, 2025 City Council meeting.
Quote of note
Colleyville mayor Bobby Lindamood said he believes that new signage and updated rules will be a much-needed improvement for Colleyville parks.
“Are we spending a little extra money, absolutely,” Lindamood said. “But Colleyville deserves these great signs that we are putting up.”
What's next
Phase two of the park signage improvement project is anticipated to begin on September 1 and be finished in March 2027, according to Adrienne Lothery, Colleyville's assistant city manager.
