City begins trial for MyTownText
- Tea Weekly Staff
- Jan 25, 2015
- 1 min read

The City Council began considering signing up for a trial period of MyTownText at their Jan. 5 meeting and approved moving forward with a free three-month trial at their Jan. 19 meeting.
Currently, the city has created two lists that can be subscribed to, one for council-related notices, the other for general city alerts and notices. If the program proves successful and enough residents sign up, additional departments could be added, such as a Tea Park and Rec notification list, for example.
To read more about the program and learn how to sign up, log in to the Tea Weekly e-edition or pick up a copy of the paper. Tea Weekly is available on stands at the Tea Get N Go, Cubby's, Casey's, Sunshine and at Jimmy's Coffee House.
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