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KAUFMAN, TEXAS
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Membership and Referral Guide
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PO Box 146 – 2311 S. Washington St. Suite A
Kaufman, Texas 75142
972-932-3118
972-932-8373 (fax)
www.kaufmantx.com
For more information about
relocating your business, contact the
Kaufman Economic Development
Corporation
PO Box 146 - 2311 S. Washington St. Suite A
Kaufman, Texas 75142
972-932-5332
972-932-8373 (fax)
www.kaufmanedc.com
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newcomers and associates.
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Kaufman Chamber of Commerce Members
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• What Your Chamber Is ....................................................................................................... 4
• 2015 Officers and Letter from the Chairman ................................................................... 5
• 2015 Board of Directors and Chamber Committees ...................................................... 6
• When It All Began ............................................................................................................... 9
• Getting Connected ............................................................................................................ 10
• City of Kaufman Boards & Members .............................................................................. 12
• Kaufman City & County Phone Numbers ...................................................................... 12
• Certified Retirement Community .................................................................................... 13
• Healthcare ........................................................................................................................... 14
• Things to do Around Kaufman ........................................................................................ 18
• What Kaufman Offers ....................................................................................................... 19
• Chamber Calendar of Events ..................................................................................... 20-21
• Chamber Member Services & Application for Membership ........................................ 22
• Chamber of Commerce Staff & EDC Director .............................................................. 23
• Education ............................................................................................................................ 27
• Categorical Member Directory ................................................................................... 28-31
What Your Chamber is:
The Kaufman Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit voluntary partnership of business
and professional people working together to build a healthy economy and improve the
quality of life in our community. Working alone may not always be successful so the
Chamber works together, pooling time and resources so that great accomplishments can be
made that benefit the entire business community.
What Your Chamber is not:
Your Chamber is not a part of the city, county or state governments; a civic, service or
social club; a social service or welfare agency.
Who Leads Your Chamber:
Your Chamber is run by its members. The 29 members of the elected Board of Directors
determine policies and set goals. Six Directors are elected each year for a three year term.
The Executive Committee is elected by the Board. A Chairman presides over all the Board
meetings. The day-to-day operations are handled by a paid professional president and staff.
Your Chamber has Five Functions:
• Economic Development: Assist existing businesses, industries and developers and
retail firms in Kaufman to grow and expand locally with priorities of tax generation,
job creation and capitol investment. Create a climate that encourages existing
businesses to choose to add shifts or expand locally as they find new markets, expand
their product offerings or as a demand for existing products increases.
• Membership Services: Promote an affirmative and interactive membership program.
Develop and maintain programs that generate sources of funding. Achieve effective
and efficient internal Chamber operations.
• Tourism: Create awareness that Kaufman is a designation for visiting landmarks,
memorials and special events. Attract outside visitor dollars to our local restaurants,
motel and retail businesses by providing advertising and promotion for community
events.
• Community Development: Improve the communications, health care opportunities,
marketing local businesses, transportation, small business opportunities, appearance
of the community and volunteer options for the Kaufman Area.
• Government Relations: Identify issues, monitor proposals, ordinances and legislation.
Develop and communicate pro-business positions on city ordinances, county
ordinances and state legislation and regulation affecting the growth and profitability of
Kaufman business and industry.
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Kaufman Chamber of Commerce
2015 OFFICERS
CHAIRMAN
OF THE BOARD
KEITH THOMPSON
CHAIRMAN
ELECT
DAVID PARKER
ABOX
Packaging Co.
972.932.6594
Parker Ashworth
Funeral Home
972.932.8152
VICE CHAIR
LARRY MINOR
Falcon Steel
972.932.2157
TREASURER
JOHNNY
COUNTRYMAN
Certified Public
Accountant
214.755.1917
PAST CHAIRMAN
WENDY THOMAS
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Kaufman Chamber of Commerce
FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
I
t is my great honor to serve as the 2015 Chairman of the Board for the Kaufman Chamber of Commerce Board of
Directors. The enthusiasm and diligence of our Past Chairman, Wendy Thomas, coupled with the hard work of our
Chamber staff, Board of Directors, and the support of our chamber as a whole, positions our community for positive growth
in the years to come.
Kaufman is blessed to have a business community that emphasizes strategic growth and prosperity. Such a philosophy
allows for our community to be a place where people will want to live and raise their families and where businesses will
want to locate. I am very proud of the work we have done to boost our local economy and continue to improve the quality
of life for our community.
We will continue what was started this past year in becoming a resource to all our local businesses and industries by
providing communication, information and support. Additionally, we will organize events that will bring our community
together to network and showcase their talents.
With many thanks,
Keith Thompson
2015 Chairman of the Board
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Kaufman Chamber of Commerce
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ADAM JASIEN
BOBBI BYFORD
BRYAN BEAVERS
CARL STAPP
CARMA SULLIVAN
CATHY COULSON
CHIP MURREY
CHRISTINE BORDERS
DAVID PARKER
DUSTIN TALLANT
GAIL TILSON
HECTOR TORRES
JANA EWING
JASON HARDY
JASON WARREN
JIMMY TUCKER
JOHNNY COUNTRYMAN
KEITH THOMPSON
LARRY MINOR
MARCY CALLAWAY
MONICA LEWIS
SILVER GUILLEN
WENDY THOMAS
JOYCE CUMMINGS
2015 COMMITTEES
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WHEN IT ALL BEGAN
selected (93 votes for Kingsborough, 90 votes for Center Point). With
that vote, the name of the town was changed from “Kingsborough”
to “Kaufman” in accord with the legislation.
THE HISTORY OF KAUFMAN COUNTY
In April 1851, Frances A. Tabor, the widow of Dr. King, deeded
AND THE CITY OF KAUFMAN
150 acres of land for the new county seat, reserving only 12 lots
for herself. This land included the site of the old fort and included
he settlement that would later be known as Kaufman County
much of what became the City of Kaufman. The work of the county
grew up around Kings Fort, a small fortress comprised of four
government was then transferred there in November of 1851. It has
cabins, a stockade and a fence to serve as protection for a group of
remained there ever since, although in two elections in 1879 and
surveyors William King was financing to survey the area. Indians
1885 the new town of Terrell was selected as the new county seat,
were common in this country and the fort served as cover, as well
although not by the two-thirds majority required.
as a home base for the surveyors and other travelers. William
King continued his efforts to lure settlers to the area, buying land
Since 1851 the town square has remained the center of activity of
until shortly before his death in 1841. When Charles F. Mercer’s
Kaufman, and the courthouse the focal point. The first courthouse was
colonists began to arrive in the vicinity between 1844 and 1846,
a simple one-room building which had been remodeled. It was located
King’s Fort became the center of a dispersed community known as
at the southwest corner of Washington and Mulberry Streets, i.e., not
Kingsborough.
on the present courthouse square. The courthouse was only twenty by
Kaufman County was formed in 1848 and was named after David
thirty feet and the county’s needs quickly outgrew this facility.
S. Kaufman, a noted Texas patriot who in 1845 was elected as one
A contract for a new brick courthouse was let in 1859 and,
of the first members of the Texas Delegation to the United States
following an intense dispute over the quality of construction, was
House of Representatives. John H. Reagan, then a member of the
occupied in l86l. The worst fears of some were borne out, and the
state legislature, introduced the petition in order to honor his friend
courthouse was abandoned in 1862. After using some temporary
Kaufman. The county seat, when selected, was also required to bear
quarters, the old wooden courthouse came back into use, serving
the same name. The northern part of the county included the present
until 1868. A contract for another courthouse was let in 1869
Rockwall County and the eastern part included some of the present
and was first used in February 1871 for the District, although it
Van Zandt County, but the southern boundary was only about two
was not completed until August 1872. This building was of frame
miles south of Kingsborough. In February 1850 new adjustments were
construction, fifty feet by fifty feet, and had two stories. The
made in the eastern and southern boundaries of Kaufman County.
courtroom occupied the second story, while various county officials
Despite the fact that Kingsborough was the only settlement of any
had offices on the first floor.
real size in the new country, it was not initially the county seat. An
The continued growth of the county as well as concerns about
election held in 1848
the possibility of a fire
to select the location
in the frame building
of the county seat
caused the county
chose the geographical
commissioners
center of the county,
to vote for a new
and another election
stone
courthouse
held after the shift
in
December
1885.
of boundaries chose
Th
e
old
building
the new geographical
was moved to the
center
(“Center
corner of Cherry and
Point”) on 150 acres
Washington Streets
to be donated by
and used while the
R.A. Terrell. Center
new courthouse was
Point was about three
under construction.
to four miles north
The new courthouse
of
Kingsborough.
was accepted in July
A
petition
was
of 1887 and remained
subsequently
in use until early in
submitted to the Texas
1955 when it was torn
legislature
calling
down to make way for
for another election
and, in March 1851,
the present two-story
Kingsborough
was
building.
We support economic activity that
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Welcome to
Kaufman, Texas!
enhances our quality of life and
the economic environment we live in.
www.kaufmantx.org
972.932.2216
www.kaufmantx.com
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GETTING CONNECTED
Moving to a new town can often turn into a stressful situation, especially since most utility companies no longer have local offices.
Listed below are the numbers and information that might make the transition a little easier.
ELECTRICITY —
TXU ENERGY, new residential service may be started by calling 800-554-2143. There is no local payment location; all bills must be paid
through the mail.
Trinity Valley Electric Cooperative also provides electrical service to the Kaufman area. TVEC’s telephone number is 972-932-2214.
Payments may be made at the main office on Hwy. 243 in Kaufman.
GAS —
ATMOS Energy. 888-286-6700.
Penny’s Gas (rural customers), 972-932-2814 or 972-932-3104. The office is located at the
junction of Hwys. 34 and 243.
A Family Tradition Since 1912
PRITCHETT’S
TELEPHONE —
CenturyLink, call 800-366-8201. Local and metro numbers are available.
One Ring Networks, call 1-855-ONE-RING.
Jewelry
Jewelr
ry Castingg Com
Company, Inc.
CABLE TV —
Suddenlink, 877-794-2724
Fi Jewelry,
Fine
Diamonds,
D
Custom
Cus
Jewelry
Casting
and
C
Repair
INTERNET
CONECTIVITY —
CenturyLink,
call 800-366-8201
One Ring Networks,
call 1-855-ONE-RING
WATER —
Water
service
is
available through the
City of Kaufman at
972-932-2216. The office
is in city hall at 209 S.
Washington.
Outside the city limits,
a number of local rural
water supply companies
provide
service
including:
Gastonia-Scurry Water
Supply Corp., 972-4523388; Becker-Jiba Water
Supply Corp., 972-4983592; College Mound
Water Supply Corp., 972563-1355.
Also, North Kaufman
Water Supply Corp., 972962-7614; Oak Grove
Water Supply Corp.,
972-932-2800; and Rose
Hill Water Supply Corp.,
972-932-3077.
Watches,
er
Grandfather
welry
Clocks, Jewelry
atch
and Watch
pair
Repair
“ Help in g fo lk s st a y a t h o m e”
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Nursing s Home Health Aide s Social Worker
Physical Therapy s Occupational Therapy s Speech Therapy
Primary Home Care (PHC) s Community Based Alternatives (CBA)
Home Medical Equipment s Oxygen s Hospital Beds s Scooters
Mesquite
972-686-6447
1-866-295-4USA
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Rockwall
972-771-4500
1-866-257-4USA
Terrell
972-524-5800
1-866-290-4USA
Emory
903-473-4401
1-866-900-4USA
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Trophies,
Awar Plaques,
Awards,
Me
Medals,
Club
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Discounts
211 W. Moore Ave, Terrell
972-563-8874
www.pritchetts.com
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PRITCHETT’S
Family Tradition Since 1912.
Downtown Terrell for over 40 years.
Jewelry Casting Company, Inc.
A Family Tradition since 1912
972.563.8874
www.pritchetts.com
211 W. Moore Ave., Terrell
The Pritchett family name has long been associated with quality care and service.
American Home Care, American Home Hospice and Associated Medical Equipment are locally owned and operated
by Doug and Lecia Pritchett RN, BSN. As local leaders in the health care industry, they’ve grown to serve eighteen
counties in the Dallas metroplex and parts of East Texas. American Home Care sets itself apart by offering a continuum of
care, including Home Care, VA Home Care, VA Aide/Attendants, Primary Home Care, Community Based Alternatives,
Home Medical Equipment and Hospice.
Doug and Lecia have been actively involved within our health care community for many years. They have sponsored
the American Cancer Society Relay for Life, and coordinated the Professional Health Care Network Group. In addition,
they’ve made many trips to Austin and Washington, D.C. to lobby for health care benefits and reform.
American Home Care offers medical services that help patients rehabilitate or maintain independence in the comfort
of their own home. American Home Care offers nursing, rehabilitative therapies, aides, social services and attendants.
Doug Pritchett, Jr manages Associated Medical Equipment. He and his professional staff supply a wide variety of
home medical equipment such as oxygen and wheelchairs with prompt courteous service.
American Home Hospice is comprised of a specially trained team who offer medical services, emotional support, and
spiritual resources to patients and their families who are in the last stages of a serious illness. The Pritchett’s and their
employees take great pride in “Helping folks stay at home” through all aspects of their life.
Pritchett’s Jewelry Casting Co, a 43-year-old fixture in downtown Terrell, offers a wide assortment of jewelry, watches,
charms, pens and unique gift items. They provide custom laser engraving on a variety of trophies, awards and gifts
perfect for sporting events, corporate recognition and personalized gift giving. Jewelry services include custom design
jewelry, sizing, cleaning, repair, watch battery replacement as well as diamonds and precious stone replacement. Most
services are done on-premise for customer convenience. Doug grew up in the jewelry business. Today, his son Paul
works alongside his father at the store. Pritchett’s Jewelry has long been associated with fine craftsmanship and has been
a family tradition since 1912.
972.524.3800
216 W. Moore Ave., Terrell
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972.524.5800
www.americanhomecare.us
214 W. Moore Ave., Terrell
972.524.5800
211 W. Moore Ave., Terrell
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CITY OF KAUFMAN BOARDS & MEMBERS
Volunteers serving on boards help Kaufman operate smoothly. In
addition to city council and city employees, many citizens volunteer
their time to serve on various boards. Their dedication helps provide
important services. Kaufman Economic Development Corporation
does not work directly under the city, but it does work with the city,
and board members are appointed by city council. KEDC works
with business prospects interested in relocating to Kaufman. The
efforts of KEDC board members can bring additional jobs and tax
base to the city.
CITY COUNCIL
Dr. William Fortner
Barry Ratcliffe
Jeff Council
Jeff Jordan
Charles Gillenwater
Ryan Parker
Patty Patterson
PLANNING
& ZONING
COMMISSION
Larry Nelson
Allison Rand
Toddie Lee Wynne
Burton Brown
Kay Ferrell
Patrick Cardoza
Greg Doster
KAUFMAN
ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION
Roy Ferrell
Lisa Parker
Jeff Jordan
Barry Ratcliffe
Carl Stapp
BOARD OF
ADJUSTMENTS
John Elzner
Kathy Burt
Steve Hulme
Jimmy Reed
Ken Ferrell
Clayton Kelley
(Alternate)
EMS BOARD
Eddie Brown
Jeff Council
Byron Gregg
PARKS AND
RECREATION
BOARD
Bryan Nalls Jr.
Neil Fanion
Robert Williams
Roy Hicks
Courtney Godwin
Stan Kapp
Kyle Griffin
KEEP KAUFMAN
BEAUTIFUL
Teresa Gregg
Cara Stahlman
Elaine Marusak
Kelli Johnson
Fallon Wynne Way
Janis Lindsey
Brandee Ashley
CITY & COUNTY PHONE NUMBERS
As you move into your new community, here are a few useful
phone numbers:
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Star Transit: 972-563-5875
972-932-3118
Kaufman Christian Help Center:
972-932-8866
CITY OFFICES
City Hall: 972-932-2216
Animal Control: 972-932-3094
Fire Department:
Emergencies: 911
Administration: 972-932-3538
Police Department:
Emergencies: 911
Administration: 972-932-3094
Water: 972-932-2216
Kaufman Sports Complex:
972-932-2216
HEALTH CARE
Community Health Center:
972-932-7001
Meals on Wheels: 972-932-7002
Physicians Referral:
877-847-9355
Hospital: 972-932-7200
Outreach Health Service:
972-932-1961
HUMAN SERVICES
American Red Cross:
972-563-1030
Salvation Army: Brenda Smith,
972-962-1345, (9-1, Mon.-Fri.)
Women’s Shelter: Genesis
Center, Nancy Shoenle,
972-932-4351
KAUFMAN COUNTY
OFFICES
Courthouse: 972-932-4331
Historical Commission:
Jamie Laywell 469-376-4121
Law Enforcement Center:
972-932-4337
Library: Yasma Holland
972-932-6222
Senior Citizens Center:
972-932-7002
Sheriff ’s Department:
Emergencies: 911
Administration: 972-932-4337
United Way: 972-563-9955
STATE OFFICES
Department of Human Services:
972-932-9100
Driver’s License: 972-551-6050
Food Stamps Assistance:
972-932-9100
Post Office: 972-932-2215
NEWSPAPER
The Kaufman Herald:
972-932-2171,
fax 972-932-2172
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KAUFMAN CERTIFIED AS
RETIREMENT DESTINATION
The City of Kaufman became the 35th GO TEXAN®
Certified Retirement Community through the Texas
Department of Agriculture in July of 2010. The GO TEXAN®
Certified Retirement Community Program helps encourage
retirees and potential retirees from Texas and beyond establish
their homes in Texas communities. The program recognizes
the quality of life in Kaufman as a model community in Texas.
For retirees, Kaufman can be an enjoyable and energetic
place to live.
the Heritage Jubilee in April, the Cotton Festival in September
and the Polka Festival in May in addition to many more.
Kaufman is often referred to as having the perfect
blend of progress and tradition, as well as having a small
town atmosphere with big city conveniences. It is an ideal
town to retire in. For more information on visiting or
moving to Kaufman look us up at kaufmantx.com or call
us at 972-932-3118.
To be considered for the program, the City of Kaufman was
graded on what makes us a desirable retirement location by the
Texas Department of Agriculture. The application covers 15
areas of desirability, including housing, demographics, climate
and geography. Other criteria that are deemed important are
low crime rates, arts and entertainment within a fift y-mile
radius, as well as recreation, sporting events, and opportunities
to work or volunteer. One of the biggest considerations in this
application is the availability of quality health care, which
Kaufman has in the form of our award winning Texas Health
Presbyterian Hospital Kaufman.
Kaufman has often been described as having a comfortable
small town atmosphere with access to big city conveniences.
We are located 37 miles from downtown Dallas so fine
dining, museums, concerts and professional sporting events
are within easy reach. Within the city, we have many locally
owned retail shops & restaurants, some of which are located
on the historic town square. Additionally, there are several
golf courses within easy driving distance of Kaufman as well
as lakes to boat and fish on.
If festivals entice you there is a plethora to choose from in
Kaufman County as well as the surrounding areas. Kaufman
hosts an annual Scarecrow Festival and parade in October and
a Fourth of July Picnic in the Park. Neighboring towns hold
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Kaufman offers quality living, endless opportunity
N
estled in the rich landscape among three of North Texas’
busiest highways, Interstates 20 and 45 and U.S. Highway
175, the City of Kaufman just might be one of the state’s
best-kept secrets. An easy drive away from the cities of Dallas and
Fort Worth, Kaufman also leads the way to much sought after
attractions in East Texas, including the once-a-month shopping
mecca of Canton and Lake Tawakoni’s coveted recreation and
campsites. Kaufman itself boasts a park dedicated to all veterans
from Kaufman County. The site also is home to a segment replica
of the Vietnam Memorial Wall.
Along with an unbeatable location, making the city even more
appealing to businesses — large and small — is the much-talked
about family-friendly environment found just about everywhere,
from the streets wrapping the square, churches and classrooms to
the city’s sprawling sports complex. The focus of government and
economic development leaders is on serving area citizens and
stakeholders as well as attracting quality companies to well-planned
industrial, commercial and retail sites that offer thousands of
available and useful square footage.
Arguably Kaufman’s hallmark is its historic pedigree. Nowhere
is this more evident than its preserved town square, home to the
county’s courthouse, restaurant and shops, along with an abundance
of period dwellings that marry with newer construction throughout
the community. With its perfect combination of an easily accessible
location, business-friendly attitude and unparalleled quality of life,
Kaufman is a city that offers endless opportunity.
BUSINESS AS USUAL
Kaufman’s dedication to attracting and maintaining businesses is
unquestionable. Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital, a 100-bed, stateof-the-art facility, ABOX Packaging, servicing some of the country’s
best-known entities, and Falcon Steel, which employees more than
200 non-union workers, all are testaments to the city’s appeal.
Other long-standing employers include Kaufman County and
the Kaufman Independent School District. Combined, they employ
more than 1,000 people. Manufacturers and distributors employ an
estimated 20 percent of the city’s diverse job base, while 17 percent
work in medical-related fields and another 23 percent in government.
“We import about 2,900 workers per day into our community,”
Kaufman EDC executive director, Lee Ayres said. “It actually bulks
up our daytime population, which in turn helps our retail and service
industries. They may not live here, but they might buy gas, groceries
or visit their insurance agent here.”
Multiple locations in Kaufman are ready to house new businesses.
Retail and office spaces, ranging from 1,500 to 6,000-square-feet, are
available at Prairie Creek Business Park along U.S. Highway 175. In
downtown Kaufman, on the city’s historic square, lease space of up to
3,000-square-feet is being offered.
“We work very hard to try to attract business. That’s part of [our
job]”, said City Councilman Barry Ratcliffe. The city council in
conjunction with the Kaufman Economic Development Corporation
tries to prepare the whole community for the future.”
When the council and KEDC can draw business to town, he said,
that creates revenue and those dollars generate sales, which helps the
city operate and make improvements while largely keeping the tax
rate from rising.
Kaufman already is the location of Falcon Steel, a company whose
products help guide motorists and transport electricity, not only in
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the DFW area, but also throughout the state and across the country.
Along with transmission lines, Falcon consistently builds lighting
poles and overhead sign structures for high profile improvements
like Dallas’ “High Five”, the city’s busiest highway interchange.
They’ve also constructed goods for Duke Energy and contributed to
wet projects near Las Vegas.
“We’ve built for just about every utility in the United States,” said
General Manager Larry Minor, a Kaufman native who has been with
Falcon nearly 30 years.
While ripe for larger retailers and manufacturers to occupy prime
real estate, Kaufman also is the kind of place that is dedicated to and
supports small businesses.
QUALITY OF LIFE
Check any of Kaufman’s local restaurants, shops, or parks and a
certain hard-to-find charm is apparent. There’s a down-home way
about folks rarely found these days, especially in larger cities. Yet
Kaufman has maintained a high quality of living through the years.
Current Mayor Dr. William Fortner’s wife, Norma, is from
Kaufman, however, that was not the reason the couple located their
family here nearly four decades ago. Instead, opportunity knocked.
Dr. Fortner chose to leave Dallas to join a solid group of local
physicians.
“Six years later, we got [Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital],” he
said. “Very few towns the size of Kaufman have a hospital, and it’s a
quality hospital, too. I’m real proud of it. Kaufman is a small town,
so you get to know a lot of people. You go to the store and you don’t
know anyone [in a big city]. I go to the store here and I know all kinds
of people. We have good schools and the low crime rate is a big deal.”
Long time resident Barry Ratcliffe who serves on the Kaufman
City Council and the Kaufman Economic Development Corporation
said the city’s size and all that comes along with it lured his family
east.
“What attracted me was it’s small town atmosphere and the
school system, because I had school-aged children at the time,” he
explained. “I’m from a small town, so it had everything I was looking
for and everything was close. We just like the quiet, closeness of the
community.”
Parks and schools often are the signifiers of a great community
and Kaufman is no different, with a celebrated school district and
much-used sports complex along State Highway 34.
As far as higher education goes, Trinity Valley Community
College’s Health Science Center and School of Nursing offers a
variety of health occupations programs since 1983.
Kaufman Chamber of Commerce president and CEO, Anne
Glasscock pointed out that Kaufman also is a Certified Retirement
Community, designated by the Texas Department of Agriculture.
To help further heighten the quality of living for its residents,
the Kaufman Chamber, along with the City of Kaufman and STAR
Transit, embarked on a project to provide a fixed bus route in
response to the number of citizens observed carrying large parcels
on foot from shopping destinations. In October 2011, the project was
deemed the best economic development project by a small chamber
in the state of Texas.
Perhaps what makes Kaufman such an ideal location, for work and
play, is the evidence of strong community spirit and hard-working
citizens and leadership.
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JANUARY
KAUFMAN, TEXAS
Board Retreat: The Kaufman Chamber of Commerce meets to make plans for activities and events for the upcoming year. Volunteers
discuss how they can best fulfill their mission to improve the community through its support of Kaufman residents, business owners, city
leaders and the school district. The meeting promotes interaction between members of committees who develop a comprehensive Business
Plan to promote economic development, tourism and community development efforts.
FEBRUARY
Business Expo: Member businesses are invited to display in the foyer of the annual Membership banquet. This is an excellent opportunity
to share the successes of your company with other community members and business owners.
Membership Banquet: With an average attendance of about 300, Chamber members gather to
recognize outstanding volunteers and The Teachers of the Year. The evening includes a keynote
speaker and recognition of the individuals who are instrumental in promoting, organizing and staffing
community events.
Business to Business Networking Event
MARCH
Kaufman County Day: Community leaders visit the State Capitol in Austin each year to meet personally
with legislators about issues that directly affect Kaufman and Kaufman County. The annual visit provides
local volunteers and business leaders an opportunity to take part in planning for growth while working to
ensure that the city retains its value as a rural community.
Kaufman County Livestock Show: The Kaufman County Fair Grounds come alive each spring with
the activity of the Livestock Show in which students from all over the County showcase their animal, art
and cooking projects. The show culminates in a live auction of the placing animals.
Quarterly Members Luncheon
APRIL
Business to Business Networking Event
MAY
Golf Tournament: Business leaders and community members gather at the beautiful Cedar Creek
Country Club to support the Chamber in this annual fund raiser. The tournament includes a morning
and afternoon tee time, lunch, hole in one opportunity, putting competition and individual challenges.
Kaufman County Relay For Life: An evening fundraiser for the
American Cancer Society. Held each Spring, the event attracts hundreds
of volunteers who compete on teams to raise money and awareness
for people with cancer. The event, which kicks off at 7 p.m. includes
a luminaria ceremony, a survivor walk, a silent auction and on site
fundraiser at campsites set up around the track.
Memorial Day: Ceremonies and ride to the Texas Wall. Local vendors
and motorcycle games.
Quarterly Members Luncheon
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
JUNE
Business to Business Networking Event
JULY
July 4th Celebration: Celebrate the nation’s birthday with us as we “Picnic in the Park” at Shannon Park. Join us for a parade and a afternoon
of fun with watermelon, games, water slides, pony rides, rock climbing wall, bounce houses and more. This celebration is hosted by Keep
Kaufman Beautiful and the Chamber.
AUGUST
New Teacher Welcome: Area businesses along with the Chamber of Commerce welcome new teachers
to the City of Kaufman with bags full of promotions and gifts from member businesses.
Quarterly Members Luncheon
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Annual Civic Auction: This annual event attracts 350-400 people to a silent and live auction with
hundred of items. The event is themed each year and boasts fast paced fun with lively action. The auction
raises money to promote the chamber activities throughout the year. Dozens of volunteers and the
chamber staff ensure the success of this event.
OCTOBER
Scarecrow Festival: Held the fourth Saturday in October the Scarecrow Festival marks the community’s
biggest attraction of the year. Designed to attract visitors and provide entertainment for local residents,
the annual festival attracts a large one day crowd. The festival kicks off with a parade that starts at 9am and
has over 100 entries including the antique tractor club. Featured activities include live entertainment, arts
and craft vendors, a children’s area, sports bike show and many more events.
Halloween on Houston: Hundreds of children of all ages gather on Houston Street on Halloween night
to trick or treat at the spooktacularly decorated historic homes. This tradition is amazing to behold.
Business to Business Networking Event
NOVEMBER
Veterans Day: November 11. Flag folding ceremony. KISD bands and choir perform.
Quarterly Members Luncheon
DECEMBER
Tree Lighting: The month of December starts off with the City’s Tree Lighting ceremony which highlights
the singing talents of Kaufman ISD children. Santa Claus has been known
to stop in for pictures and wish lists. The season wouldn’t be complete
without the lighted Christmas parade, festivities and the fantastic light
show on the Courthouse Square put on by the Kaufman Heritage Society.
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JOIN THE KAUFMAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
According to an ACCE national study, consumers are 63% more
likely to buy from chamber members! Membership can significantly
boost a business’ image among consumers.
APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP
Company name: ____________________________________
Contact person (1): __________________________________
Title _____________ Cell# (will not be published) __________________________
Contact person (2): __________________________________
Title _____________ Cell #
________________________________________
Physical address: ____________________________________
New Chamber Members
• Groundbreaking/ribbon cutting with picture
in The Kaufman Herald
• Business name on the electronic sign for minimum
of two weeks
• Recognized at the Quarterly Membership Luncheon
• Recognized on the Chamber’s Facebook and Twitter
__________________________________________________
Mailing address: ____________________________________
__________________________________________________
Phone #:___________________________________________
Cell # _____________________________________________
Fax #: _____________________________________________
Email: ____________________________________________
• Leadership through
committee involvement
• Business referrals (web,
calls and walk-ins)
Website: ___________________________________________
• Small Business Development Center Rep available
# of employees ______ Type of business __________________
• Promotional materials displayed in Chamber lobby
Listing description for website (2) _______________________
__________________________________________________
How did you hear about the Chamber? __________________
__________________________________________________
PAYMENT INFORMATION
Credit Card
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Check
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• Quarterly Members Luncheons
• Business to Business Networking Events
• Promotional privileges for sponsors of Chamber events
• Weekly e-mail updates on local activities
• Booth at the annual Business Expo
Invoice _______________________________________
• Listing in Chamber’s new resident brochure as applicable
Account # ____________________________________
• Access to member address labels for mailings as needed
Expiration Date _________ Customer Code _________
• Special pricing for advertising on the electronic sign
Tell us more about your business
• Official membership plaque
Are you a home based business? ___Yes ___No
• Link to your website
Do you have a walk-in facility? ___Yes ___No
• Listing on the Chamber’s website
Are you a minority or woman owned business? ___Yes ___No
• Invitation to add advertising gifts to new teacher packets
Do you have a second business location? ___Yes ___No
Please indicate your expectation or greater value to be provided
for your business with the Kaufman Chamber:
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• Shop local initiatives
• Application for inclusion in Membership Directory and
on city map
• Political advocacy in legislation affecting business climate
Application is also available on-line at www.kaufmantx.com
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KAUFMAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE STAFF
ANNE GLASSCOCK
President/CEO
Anne Glasscock is starting her
ninth year as President of the Kaufman
Chamber of Commerce. She and her
husband Kyle and their two daughters,
Marti (14) & Isabel (11) moved to
Kaufman in June of 2007.
Anne graduated from Texas A&M
University with a degree in Recreation,
Park & Tourism Sciences. Prior to the
Chamber of Commerce she worked
for the Dallas Area Chapter of the
American Red Cross. Anne continues
to volunteer for the Red Cross and serves
on the Supervisory Committee and as
an International Humanitarian Law,
Lifeguarding and Water Safety Instructor.
This past year she had the opportunity
to teach for them in Central America.
Anne serves as the Administrator for
Kaufman County Leadership Council
and is a member of the Kaufman Lions
Club. She also serves as Secretary of
the Kaufman County Crime Stoppers
Board. Additionally Anne acts as
the administrator for the Leadership
Kaufman County class, of which, she
is a 2006 graduate. In June of 2013, she
graduated from Leadership North Texas
Program, which is a graduate Leadership
program.
In 2012 Anne completed her
requirements to become an Accredited
Chamber Executive through the Western
Association of Chamber Executives and
is the only Chamber President in the
State of Texas to hold this title. In 2014
she joined the Board of Directors for
the Western Association of Chamber
Executives.
“This 100th year is going to be one of
many changes and I am looking forward
to a fantastic year!”
watching her kids in sports, camping
and having fun with family and friends.
destination location for tourism, retail,
and industry. Please come in and share
your ideas, strengths, and areas where
you would like to make a positive
impact on our community. Our mission
is to honor tradition and promote the
continued progress of Kaufman.”
Shayne is a graduate of Kaufman
High School, has a BA in Organizational
Communication, and a MA in
Humanities.
SHAYNE LARANGO
Tourism Specialist
TONI BARDIN
Office Manager
Toni Bardin serves as the Office
manager for the Kaufman Chamber
of Commerce and Kaufman Economic
Development Corporation. Toni has
been with the Chamber since Dec.
2014. Toni has been married to her
husband Shane for 12 years and they
have 3 children. Dalton 7, Carley 4
and Brantley 1 ½. Toni has lived in
Kaufman County all her life.
Toni will be involved in almost
every aspect of the Chamber, including
the Civic Auction, Golf Tournament,
Membership
Banquet,
Kaufman
County Day in Austin and other
committees and events. She enjoys
Shayne Larango is beginning her
second year as part-time Tourism
Specialist for the Kaufman Chamber of
Commerce in conjunction with the City
of Kaufman. Her responsibilities are
coordinating and growing the annual
Scarecrow Festival and the Fourth of July
Picnic at Shannon Park. She is focused
on promoting Kaufman as a destination
place for tourism and community
activities. Utilizing the Chamber
as a center point for community
organizations and resources continues
to be a goal moving forward. In addition
to event planning, she moved vendor
registration and payment from paper to
an online system, created a social media
presence for event promotion, and has
written a walking tour of the historic
Kaufman Square. In 2015, she plans to
bring more innovation, marketing, and
collaboration to the tourism aspect of
business and industry in Kaufman.
“It takes a team of people dedicated
to a vision of highlighting the historical,
cultural, and community aspects
of Kaufman that would make it a
NANCY HELLER
Administrative Assistant
Nancy Heller serves as a part-time
administrative assistant for the Kaufman
Chamber of Commerce and Kaufman
Economic Development Corporation.
Nancy joined the staff in May 2012.
Nancy and her husband, Brian Heller,
moved to Texas in 2009 after living
and working in New Jersey all their
lives. They are the proud parents of two
married daughters and have recently
become first time grandparents to their
daughter Janine’s new son, Greyson.
Janine lives and works in the Dallas area,
while Kristen, a fan of the cooler weather,
lives and works in the Boston area. Nancy
values time spent with her family and
looking after her many animals.
Kaufman EDC Executive Director
Lee E. Ayres
The mission of the Kaufman Economic Development Corporation is to make
Kaufman one of the most economically prosperous suburbs of Dallas and one of the
best places to work in North Texas.
KEDC is led by a five member board of directors headed by volunteer President
Roy Ferrell. The corporation leases space from the chamber and chamber support staff
doubles in the same capacity for the KEDC.
The KEDC developed a new matching grants program last year to help revitalize and
improve property on the Town Square, Central Business District and the Washington
Street and Mulberry Street corridors. Grants are available for new/repaired sidewalks,
driveways, parking lots, front building facades, signage and more.
The Chamber and Kaufman EDC cut the ribbon on the new 160,000 square foot
Walmart Supercenter and a new Whataburger in 2014 and broke ground on a new
15,000 square foot strip center in Kings Fort Market Center. A lot adjacent to the
center is now home to La Pradera Restaurant, one of the nicest sit down restaurants
in Kaufman County. The Kaufman EDC funded $400,000 of the western portion of
the new Kings Fort Parkway and has pledged approximately $1.5 Million towards the
streets, utilities and other infrastructure within the Market Center.
Kaufman also broke ground on the new Highway 34 by-pass in 2014, a project the
Chamber began working on in the early 1970’s. The Kaufman EDC provided a major
push over the last seven years acquiring donated right of way and pledging $1.7 Million
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towards the project. Kaufman EDC also agreed
to an infrastructure/jobs retention grant related
to the project in 2014. The new by-pass should
open up more than 1,000 acres for new industrial,
commercial and residential development.
“Where the Kaufman EDC’s top priorities
are job creation, attracting new local option sales tax dollars to the city and
bringing in taxable capital investment to Kaufman, to accomplish that we must
be supportive of many things considered community development. This includes
but is not limited to transportation infrastructure, education, health care, utility
infrastructure, mobility and aesthetics,” according to Lee Ayres.
“I am excited about the next three years for Kaufman and south-central
Kaufman County. The Chamber of Commerce, City of Kaufman and the Kaufman
EDC have created a superb partnership over the last five years that should serve
the community well in the decade ahead,” Lee Ayres serves on the Board of the
chamber as annex-officio member. He is Chairman of the Board of Texas Health
Presbyterian Kaufman Hospital, Chairman of the U.S. 175 Corridor Alliance and
an officer on the board for Star Transit. He is a past board member of the Texas
Economic Development Council and past Chairman of the Dallas-Ft. Worth
Marketing Team.
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Key Management & Leadership
The ownership and management team of
Thomas Protective Service, Inc. has an extremely diverse background and substantial
experience in business, public law enforcement, U.S. military service, plant/warehouse
management, school administration, and
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Who We Are
Founded in 1981 by former Dallas County, Texas Sheriff Carl
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Our original foundation is
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ity. As our industry has changed, we have
adapted, but we’ve never abandoned our core
beliefs. The sound principles of mutual trust,
performance and accountability continue to
endear us to our customers.
Technological Advances
Thomas Protective Service, Inc. maintains real-time dispatch in our communications center.
Our communications center is responsible
for ensuring our officers safety and consistent customer coverage through our computer based monitoring system. This
system tracks officer arrival and
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You will always enjoy the experience and personal touch of speaking with a TPS employee 24 hours
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HISTORY OF
Thomas Protective Services, Inc.
T
homas Protective Service, Inc. was established in 1981
by former Dallas County Sheriff Carl Thomas and
his wife, Susan, at the family home in Dallas, Texas.
A firm believer that entrepreneurship is alive and well in
this country for those who are willing to take a chance to
succeed, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas built the family business one
partnership at a time.
ISD, Kaufman County Crime Stoppers, Kaufman Christian
Help Center, USO, and Kaufman County Children’s
Advocacy Center. Wendy Thomas is considered one of the
strongest advocates for the law enforcement community and
often rallies behind their efforts.
Today, under the leadership of the Thomas’s eldest daughter,
Wendy Thomas, the company is licensed in over half of the
United States with offices from the East Coast to West Coast
and employs over 500 individuals nationwide. Enjoying the
community spirit of Kaufman, the family built the Corporate
Offices in Kaufman approximately five years ago.
Former District 4 State Representative Lance Gooden says
it best, “Wendy is truly the most genuine and generous person
I have come to know. Her charismatic attitude, solid morale
character, and tremendous work ethic inspire all around her.
Kaufman is very fortunate to have Wendy, her family, and her
company. She is truly beautiful not only on the outside, but
also on the inside you will find a woman with the heart of
gold.”
“I recall sitting in our conference room one morning about
a decade ago when Wendy announced that she wanted to take
the company to a national level,” acknowledges Carl. “Never
shy on asking for the order, she sought out an opportunity to
grow our existing customer base on a larger scale.” Within a
two year time frame, Ms. Thomas traveled across the country
examining in various states and retaining the necessary
company licensure. Consequently, the company changed
the paradigm and became a national player in the security
industry. As one of the largest, privately-held security
companies in the nation, Thomas Protective Service, Inc. is
now recognized as a major business in their industry.
Larry Minor, General Manger of Falcon Steel Company,
shares his opinion: “I have known Wendy since going through
Kaufman County Leadership together in 2011. Wendy taught
me what a true community leader is. She gives willingly of
her time and effort to build a better community because she
believes in the goodness of its citizenry. Not only is she a
great asset to the community, but she also has a great business
mind. She manages business with skill and integrity and she
is one of the first people in the business community I will
go to for advice and guidance when facing tough decisions.
Personally, I am very lucky to know her and privileged to call
her a friend.”
Some of the specialized services the company offers are
state certified security personnel, concierge services, CCTV
monitoring and access control systems, security consultations,
background investigations, criminal background searches,
safety awareness programs, as well as loss prevention
programs.
Keith Thompson, owner of ABOX Packaging, also has kind
remarks: “I have had the privilege of knowing Wendy Thomas
for many years. She is very active in the Kaufman area both
professionally and personally. Wendy is a tireless worker and
contributor to the betterment of our county and city. She
serves on several Boards and is very instrumental in many
positive changes and fund raising efforts for our community.
She is very focused and dedicated to the volunteer aspect of
making changes for the citizens of Kaufman County.”
In 2010, Ms. Thomas received her certification from the
Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC),
the nation’s largest third party certifier, as a Woman-Owned
Business. In addition, for the last five consecutive years,
Thomas Protective Service, Inc. has been selected as a “Top
100 Woman-Owned Business in the Nation” and a “Top 25
Woman-Owned Business in Texas” by Diversity Business.
Following in her father’s footsteps, Ms. Thomas was recently
accepted into the American College of Homeland Security
where she will be examining to receive her Certification as a
Homeland Security Expert and was recently accepted into the
American College of Forensic Examiners as a security expert.
A Servant’s Heart
The Thomas Family often sponsors and contributes to
non-profit groups and fundraisers, including the Kaufman
Children’s Shelter, Kaufman Chamber of Commerce Civic
Auction and Golf Tournament, Texas Health Presbyterian
Black Tie Ball, United Way of Kaufman County, Kaufman
www.kaufmantx.com
Memory of a Loved One
Upon the loss of their loved one (Kaufman County
Sheriff ’s Department Patrol Sergeant Carl “Skip” Thomas),
The Thomas Family established the Carl “Skip” Thomas,
III Memorial Fund benefiting first responders who work in
Kaufman County faced with a life-threatening illness. In
addition, a scholarship was established to graduating KHS
seniors interested in a law enforcement career. “We wanted
to honor the memory of my brother in a way that he would
be very proud and would be of benefit to those he worked
with,” states Ms. Thomas. “We have experienced first-hand
the brethren and camaraderie of the law enforcement and
fire fighting community through our loss of Skip. If it were
not for their support and compassion during our greatest
personal tragedy, I don’t think we would have the courage to
return to our daily lives.”
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972-932-2118
972-962-2151
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The Kaufman ISD is dedicated to the principles
of rigorous PREPARATION, a strong sense of
PURPOSE, and PRIDE in accomplishment. A midsized district, KISD employs over 500 community
members and houses over 3,700 students on
seven campuses.
The highly awarded district excels in
Academics (District UIL Academic Champion
for multiple years), Athletics (State Qualifiers
in Cross Country, Track, Powerlifting), and Fine
Arts (State Qualifiers in Band and Choir). With
a growing Career and Technical Program,
Robotics, Archery, and Fishing teams, the district
truly offers something for every student!
Thanks to strong community support, Kaufman
ISD will be constructing a new high school that
will open in the Fall of 2017.
Categorical Member Directory
AccountantsCertified-Public
Barry J. Pierce, CPA
(972) 932-9086
1004 S. Washington, Ste. A
Kaufman, TX 75142
Concern for
Community
Johnny D.
Countryman, PC
(214) 755-1917
6129 Quail Run
Kaufman, TX 75142
Animal Adoption
While focusing on
member needs,
cooperatives work
for the sustainable
development
of their communities.
1-800-766-9567
www.tvec.net
Humane Society of
Cedar Creek Lake, Inc.
(903) 432-3422
10200 CR 2403
Seven Points, TX 75143
Apartments
Bridgewood
Ranch Apartments
(972) 932-7711
4100 Vista Lane
Kaufman, TX 75142
Arcade
Kaufman Arcade
& Skate Center, Inc.
(972) 932-7799
201 Old Rail Road
Kaufman, TX 75142
Arena
Witherspoon Ranch
(972) 977-7663
5580 CR 277
Kaufman, TX 75142
Assisted Living
Colonial Lodge
Retirement Inns
(972) 563-1043
202 FM 2578
Terrell, TX 75160
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Life Open Heart,
Open Home
(972) 551 -3155
9422 E. Hwy. 80
Terrell, TX 75161
Rosehaven Assisted
Living Inns #10341
(214) 288-5887
102 E. 9th St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Nichols, Jackson, Dillard,
Hager & Smith, LLP
(214) 965-9800
1800 Lincoln Plaza
Dallas, TX 75201
Shackelford, Hawkins
and Associates
(903) 887-4878
427 N. Gun Barrel Ln.
Gun Barrel City, TX 75156
Wyble Law Firm, PLLC
(972) 932-3130
108 S. Washington St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Automobile Dealers
Daniel’s Auto
Sales & Detail
(972) 932-7598
2878 E. Hwy. 175
Kaufman, TX 75142
Paul Murrey Ford
(972) 962-2151
1105 E. Mulberry
Kaufman, TX 75142
Stanley Chevrolet
(972) 932-2195
825 E. Fair St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Automobile Repairs
& Service
Daniel’s Auto
Sales & Detail
(972) 932-7598
2878 E. Hwy. 175
Kaufman, TX 75142
Eagle Lube & Oil
(972) 932-7710
804 S. Washington Street
Kaufman, TX 75142
Kaufman, Texas
Catering
Best Bail Bonds
(972) 932-3232
500 E. Highway 175
Kaufman, TX 75142
Eddie Deen & Co., Inc.
(972) 524-3010
1104 S. Virginia
Terrell, TX 75160
Banks & Banking
Associations
American National Bank
(972) 932-7045
2700 S. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
Compass Bank
(972) 932-2109
2219 S. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
Kaufman County
Credit Union
(972) 932-8323
315 E. Fair St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Texas Farm
Credit Services
(903) 675-9388
520 E Tyler St
Athens, TX 75751
John D. Mosley, Attorney
(972) 932-2127
201 W. Mulberry
Kaufman, TX 75142
Ronnie’s Body Shop
(972) 932-3429
8637 Co. Rd. 148
Kaufman, TX 75142
Lisa Gent Harrison
Attorney at Law
(972) 932-3956
113 W. Mulberry
Kaufman, TX 75142
Stanley Chevrolet
(972) 932-2195
825 E. Fair St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Renaissance
Cake Company
(972) 932-2148
1007 S. Washington Street
Kaufman, TX 75142
Body Piercing
Churches
Calvary Baptist Church
(972) 932-2691
1609 Rand Rd.
Kaufman TX, 75142
Building Materials
Church of Our
Merciful Saviour
(972) 932-4646
500 S. Jackson
Kaufman, TX 75142
Paul Murrey Ford
(972) 962-2151
1105 E. Mulberry
Kaufman, TX 75142
Attorneys
Pete’s Romas, LLC
(972) 962-8081
100 Crossroads, Ste. D&E
Kaufman TX, 75142
Painful Pleasures Tattoo
& Piercing Studio
(903) 498-7246
13058 E State Hwy. 175
Kemp, TX 75143
Kaufman Lumber Co LLC
(972) 932-1381
3222 E Hwy 175
Kaufman, TX 75142
Rey’s Lube and Wash
(972) 932-9030
501 S. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
La Hacienda Catering
(972) 552-2772
524 Pinson Road
Forney, TX 75126
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
(972) 932-2131
2100 S. Washington St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Kaufman Express Car Wash
(214) 912-6760
2300 S. Washington Street
Kaufman, TX 75142
Reed’s Garage
(972) 932-2015
408 W. Grove
Kaufman, TX 75142
Julio’s Market
(972) 932-2221
201 E. Fair St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Child Development
& Day Care
Promiseland of
Kaufman’s FBC
(972) 932-7796
302 S. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
Double R Ag Supply
(972) 932-3058
1100 E. Mulberry
Kaufman, TX 75142
Taylor Tire & Automotive
(972) 932-1447
701 S. Washington St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
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Bail Bonds
Country Bible Church
(972) 932-4652
401 N. Shannon St
Kaufman, TX 75142
First Assembly of God
(972) 962-6574
3401 S. Houston
Kaufman, TX 75142
Business Counseling
TVCC-SBDC
(903) 675-7403
201 W. Corsicana St. #6
Athens, TX 75751
Business Park
Leasing
TFT Real Estate, LLC
(972) 816-8676
P.O. Box 429
Kemp TX, 75143
Carpet & Rug
Dealers/Cleaning
SERVPRO of Kaufman
County/Cedar Creek
(972) 524-3894
11830 FM 2932
Forney, TX 75126
First Baptist Church
(972) 932-2526
302 S. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
First United
Methodist Church
(972) 932-2838
208 S. Houston
Kaufman, TX 75142
Grace Christian Church
(972) 932-2045
504 S. Houston Street
Kaufman, TX 75142
Life Church
(972) 962-7888
113 N. Jackson
Kaufman, TX 75142
Southside Baptist Church
(972) 932-6217
2626 S. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
St. Ann Catholic Church
(972) 962-3247
806 N. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
Victory Church
(972) 452-3751
7325 S. State Hwy. 34
Scurry, TX 75158
City/State
Officials
City of Kaufman
(972) 932-2216
209 S. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
Cleaners
Lott’s Cleaners
(972) 932-3114
112 W. Grove St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Clinics &
Medical Groups
Kaufman Community
Health Center
(972) 932-7001
101 N. Houston
Kaufman, TX 75142
Therapy Works!
(469) 595-3737
2700 Commerce Way, Ste 100
Kaufman, TX 75142
Coffee Shop
Side Street Coffee
(972) 957-7033
209 N. Washington St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Conference Center
Star Brand Ranch
Executive Retreat
(214) 577-6132
1182 Star Brand Dr.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Construction Companies Homebuilders, Gen. Cont.
Carter Builders
(972) 962-7068
P.O. Box 598
Kaufman TX, 75142
Nexxus Custom Homes
(972) 564-9454
408 Pinson Road
Forney, TX 75126
R & R Roofing
(469) 766-7579
308 S. Commerce St.
Kemp, TX 75143
Southern Home
Craft, Inc.
(903) 603-7589
2005 Melody Circle
Kaufman, TX 75142
www.kaufmantx.com
Contractors-Electrical
Plumbing & Mechanical
A+ Plumbing
(972) 932-0133
2000 W. Main St.
Gun Barrel City, TX 75156
Inwood Electric
(214) 236-1038
16945 CR 4072
Scurry, TX 75158
Parks Construction
(972) 427-6881
1101 E. US 175#100
Crandall, TX 75114
Department Stores
Fitness Center
Tanger Outlet Center
(972) 524-6034
301 Tanger Dr., Ste. 113
Terrell, TX 75160
Anytime Fitness
(972) 932-2219
11 Oak Creek Dr.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Domestic Violence Help
Kaufman Strength
Training Center
(469) 600-4990
2014 Front St
Kaufman, TX 75142
HHM Family
Crisis Center
(972) 551-2700
301 Jackson Street
Terrell, TX 75160
Drug Store/Pharmacy
Convenience Store
J & J Convenience Store
(972) 932-2836
300 W. Grove St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
K & J Family Market
(972) 962-6501
5473 W. US Hwy. 175
Kaufman, TX 75142
Cosmetics
Lashilicious by Sandy
(214) 908-4911
1207 S. Austin Street
Kaufman, TX 75142
Laura Henry,
Mary Kay Consultant
(214) 316-8361
1086 Summerville
Kaufman, TX 75142
Counseling
Hilltop Recovery Ministries
(469) 595-4905
1408 S. Washington Street
Kaufman, TX 75142
Kaufman County
Children’s Advocacy Center
(972) 932-6252
500 S. Washington St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Credit Unions
Kaufman County
Credit Union
(972) 932-8323
315 E. Fair St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Dentists/Dental
Labs/Dental Care
Alan Brunelli, DDS
(972) 932-2311
1401 S. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
Dr. Ernest H. Moore
(972) 962-6588
505 S. Washington #A
Kaufman, TX 75142
Timothy A. Sloan, DDS
(972) 932-4312
2211 Old Kemp Hwy.
Kaufman, TX 75142
www.kaufmantx.com
Medication Station
(972) 932-6855
700 Ed Hall
Kaufman, TX 75142
Engineers-Civil, Enviro,
Mech & Consulting
Shiels Engineering
(972) 962-8112
P.O. Box 1193
Kaufman, TX 75142
Environmental
Consultants
Environmental Co-op
(972) 524-0007
1100 Airport Rd.
Terrell, TX 75160
Event Venue
Cedar Creek
Country Club
(903) 498-6761
18392 Country Club Dr.
Kemp, TX 75143
Maples Hall Event Venue
(214) 718-0543
114 N. Washington St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Star Brand Ranch
Executive Retreat
(214) 577-6132
1182 Star Brand Dr.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Witherspoon Ranch
(972) 977-7663
5580 CR 277
Kaufman, TX 75142
Farm Supply
Double R Ag Supply
(972) 932-3058
1100 E. Mulberry
Kaufman, TX 75142
Financial & Financial
Advisors
Amanda Verde
State Farm
(972) 932-3360
9 Oak Creek Drive, Ste. E
Kaufman, TX 75142
Wealth Management
of ANBTX
(214) 863-5725
2700 S. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
Funeral Homes
Anderson-Clayton
Funeral Home
(972) 932-2191
305 N. Jackson
Kaufman, TX 75142
Parker-Ashworth
Funeral Home
(972) 932-8152
2217 S. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
Golf Course/Club
Cedar Creek
Country Club
(903) 498-6761
18392 Country Club Dr.
Kemp, TX 75143
Government
Kaufman Economic
Dev. Corp.
(972) 932-5332
2311 S. Washington St. Ste. A
Kaufman, TX 75142
Grocers
Brookshires Food Store
(972) 932-3815
2235 S. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
Walmart 4164
(469) 595-7068
300 Kings Fort Parkway
Kaufman TX, 75142
Hair Salon
Claudia’s Hair Design
(972) 932-3800
1903 S. Washington St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Air Systems Mechanical
(972) 962-2750
109 Old Railroad
Kaufman, TX 75142
Del Toro Heat/Air
Conditioning
(972) 932-2292
11859 CR 104
Kaufman, TX 75142
Precision Air
(972) 287-7997
205 N. Hwy. 175
Seagoville, TX 75159
Home Health Care
American Home Care
(972) 524-5800
214 W. Moore
Terrell, TX 75160
Bridgeway
Health Services
(903) 880-5000
164 Heritage Pkwy.
Gun Barrel City, TX 75156
Visiting Nurse Association
(972) 962-7500
102 W. Grove
Kaufman, TX 75142
Your Health Team
(972) 962-8349
1512 FM 2727
Kaufman, TX 75142
Hospice Agency
Alinea Family
Hospice Care
(972) 563-1560
303 East College Street Suite C
Terrell, TX 75160
Always Accurate Hospice
(469) 376-6763
7829 CR 151
Kaufman, TX 75142
American Home Hospice
(972) 524-3800
216 W. Moore Ave.
Terrell, TX 75160
Visiting Nurse Association
(972) 962-7500
102 W. Grove
Kaufman, TX 75142
Hardware
Hospitals
Ace Hardware
(972) 932-2787
1200 S. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
Texas Health
Presbyterian Kaufman
(972) 932-7200
850 Ed Hall Dr.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Double R Ag Supply
(972) 932-3058
1100 E. Mulberry
Kaufman, TX 75142
Kaufman Lumber Co LLC
(972) 932-1381
3222 E Hwy. 175
Kaufman, TX 75142
Heating & AC Distributors,
Equip & Repairs
Absolute Air
Conditioning and Heating
(972) 932-5373
P.O. Box 532
Kaufman, TX 75142
Humane Society
Humane Society of
Cedar Creek Lake, Inc.
(903) 432-3422
10200 CR 2403
Seven Points, TX 75143
Ice Cream
Steph-N-Robyn’s
Sweet Shop
(972) 932-2132
9 Oak Creek Drive
Kaufman, TX 75142
Individuals
Rod Adams
(972) 932-6485
P.O. Box 442
Kaufman, TX 75142
John V. Blain, Jr., P.E. RPLS
(972) 563-3936
5350 Co. Rd. 279
Kaufman, TX 75142
Jake E’s Riding
Round Up
Therapeutic Horse
Riding Center
Wade Gent
(972) 932-7779
113 W. Mulberry
Kaufman, TX 75142
Lance Gooden
(972) 552-5715
P.O. Box 2125
Terrell, TX 75160
Politician
Bobby Rich
(972) 741-9939
605 S. Houston St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Insurance
Amanda Verde
State Farm
(972) 932-3360
9 Oak Creek Drive, Ste. E
Kaufman, TX 75142
Cindy Boshart
Insurance Agent
(972) 567-1229
9102 Lakeridge Lane
Kaufman, TX 75142
Where the
healing begins.
Psalm 20:7
Children, Adults,
Mental Health,
Physical Needs,
Veterans
972-962-2828
214-458-9578
JakeEsRR.org
Curt Cilio Allstate Ins.
(972) 564-5580
205 E. U.S. Hwy. 80, #130
Forney, TX 75126
Farm Bureau Insurance
(972) 962-2116
2477 N. Hwy. 34
Kaufman, TX 75142
Rowden, Hendrickson,
Shipley & Rymer, Inc.
(972) 932-7665
115 W. Mulberry St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
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State Farm Insurance
(972) 932-6653
407 S. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
Taylor Insurance
(972) 932-7075
200 W. Fair
Kaufman, TX 75142
Internet Service
One Ring Networks
(903) 705-9150
902 W. Tyler
Athens, TX 75751
Suddenlink Communications
(972) 286-5931
3815 Pioneer Road
Balch Springs, TX 75780
Jewelers/Engravers
Pritchett’s Jewelry
Casting Co. Inc
(972) 563-8874
211 W. Moore Ave
Terrell, TX 75160
(972) 932-3610
www.LegacyACA.com
Part of the Farm Credit System
Kaufman, Texas
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Lawn Equipment Retailer
Metal Products
Nursing Homes
Physicians & Surgeons
Four Bros. Power Depot
(972) 563-6880
8741 East I 20
Terrell TX, 75161
Mueller, Inc
(972) 932-3247
3550 E US Hwy. 175
Kaufman, TX 75142
Kaufman Health Care Center
(972) 932-2118
3001 S. Houston
Kaufman, TX 75142
Brashear Family
Medical, P.A.
(972) 932-8555
2801 Millennium Dr., Ste B
Kaufman, TX 75142
Lawn Service
Mortgage Loans & Bankers
Lawn Grooming Service
(214) 202-8368
1104 Crestview
Kaufman, TX 75142
American National Bank
(972) 932-7045
2700 S. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
Sunflower Park
Nursing Home
(972) 932-7776
1803 Hwy. 243 E.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Mow Pro’s Lawn
Landscape & Irrigation
(972) 875-7767
201 East Decatur
Ennis, TX 75120
Legacy Ag Credit, ACA
(972) 932-3610
201 W. Mulberry
Kaufman, TX 75142
Manufacturer-Box
Abox Packaging
(972) 932-9800
706 Rand Rd.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Manufacturer-Promotional
Items
NUMO Manufacturing
(972) 962-5400
1072 E. Hwy. 175
Kaufman, TX 75142
Manufacturer-Steel
Summit Steel, Inc
(903) 498-1280
7000 Deer Run
Kemp, TX 75143
Manufacturer-Steel Tables
Advance Tabco
(972) 932-4148
2000 S. Houston
Kaufman, TX 75142
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Big Sky Metals
(972) 932-2324
4975 E. Highway 175
Kaufman, TX 75142
MEXICAN
Marketing
Cuisine & Catering
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(with coupon,
exp. 12/31/15)
Mon – Fri 9 am – 10 pm
Sat & Sun 8 am – 9 pm
1603 S. Washington
972-962-4569
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Kaufman, Texas
106.9 The Ranch
(817) 719-6197
214 N. Main Street
Corsicana, TX 75165
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
(972) 932-2131
2100 S. Washington St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
BEST WESTERN
La Hacienda Inn
(972) 962-6272
200 E. Hwy. 175
Kaufman, TX 75142
Newspapers
The Kaufman Herald
(972) 932-2171
300 N. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
Non-Profit
Blakemoore Manor
(972) 932-4913
106 Booker St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
CASA
(972) 772-5858
Girl Scouts of
Northeast Texas
(972) 349-2400
6001 Summerside Drive
Dallas, TX 75252
Hear My Cry Foundation
(214) 417-2655
2041 Riverbrook
Heartland, TX 75126
Meat Processing
Kaufman Locker Plant
(972) 932-2550
113 S. Jefferson
Kaufman, TX 75142
Kaufman County
Crime Stoppers
(972) 834-9145
Kaufman, TX 75142
Associated Medical
Equipment
(972) 524-6800
211 W. Moore Ave.
Terrell, TX 75160
Carter BloodCare
(817) 412-5375
2205 Highway 121
Bedford, TX 76021
Borders & Long
Oil Company
(972) 932-3422
100 N. Nash
Kaufman, TX 75142
K & J Family Market
(972) 962-6501
5473 W. US Hwy. 175
Kaufman, TX 75142
Kaufman County Senior
Citizens Services
(972) 563-1422
200 S. Virginia
Terrell, TX 75160
Kaufman County
Tea Party
(972) 932-7575
Kaufman, TX 75142
The Meara Co.
(972) 562-7501
2116 N. Haskell Ave
Dallas, TX 75204
Prabha Mohan, M.D.
(972) 932-2000
709 Ed Hall W., Ste. C
Kaufman, TX 75142
Organizations
American Legion
Post 165
(972) 932-6083
100 S. Shannon
Kaufman, TX 75142
Stephen McMahon, M.D.
(972) 932-5555
874 Ed Hall Dr.,
Suite B108
Kaufman, TX 75142
Boy Scouts of America
(214) 902-6700
8605 Harry Hines Blvd.
Dallas, TX 75235
Friends of Kaufman Co.
Historic Commission
(469) 376-4121
3003 S. Washington St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Kaufman County
Republican Women
(214) 557-4962
Kaufman, TX 75142
Parties, Showers, & Meetings
Hidden Acres, Inc.
(214) 641-5983
P.O. Box 851462
Mesquite, TX 75185
Maples Hall Event Venue
(214) 718-0543
114 N. Washington St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Mill Creek Ranch Resort
(903) 567-6020
2102 N. Trade Days Blvd.
Canton, TX 75103
Physical Therapy
Jake E’s Riding Round Up
(972) 962-2828
10626 FM 429
Kaufman, TX 75142
Rehab Management
(972) 524-9100
301 S. Virginia St.
Terrell, TX 75160
Therapy Works!
(469) 595-3737
2700 Commerce Way, Ste 100
Kaufman, TX 75142
Real Estate Developers
& Investors
Pontalba
(972) 932-0100
7722 FM 1388
Kaufman, TX 75142
Southern Home
Craft, Inc.
(903) 603-7589
2005 Melody Circle
Kaufman, TX 75142
Medicine Associates
of Kaufman
(972) 932-5522
874 Ed Hall Dr., #B108
Kaufman, TX 75142
Ray W. Ng, D.P.M.,P.A.
(972) 563-2288
1880 W. Moore #3
Terrell, TX 75160
Motel Facilities
HHM Family
Crisis Center
(972) 551-2700
301 Jackson Street
Terrell, TX 75160
Medical Services
Oil & Gas
Kaufman
Women’s Health
(972) 932-5269
874 Ed Hall Dr. #104
Kaufman, TX 75142
Todd Cianciulli Keller Williams Realty
(214) 335-4391
9601 County Road 4091
Scurry, TX 75158
Real Estate LeasingWarehouse/Office
Politician
Representative Stuart
Spitzer, MD
(903) 880-2168
114 N. Washington St. Ste. E
Kaufman, TX 75142
TFT Real Estate, LLC
(972) 816-8676
P.O. Box 429
Kemp, TX 75143
Real Estate
Management
Elsie Halbert Real Estate
(972) 962-2110
1601 S. Washington Street
Kaufman, TX 75142
Linn Realty
(972) 932-4022
1207 S. Washington St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Pregnancy Resource Center
Remodeling-Repairs
Still Waters
(972) 932-4357
400 Terrell Highway
Kaufman, TX 75142
Carter Builders
(972) 962-7068
P.O. Box 598
Kaufman, TX 75142
Real Estate-Commercial
& Residential
Branding Iron Realty
(972) 971-4929
114 N. Washington St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
El Porvenior Construction
(469) 595-3005
1225 Co. Rd. 153A
Kaufman, TX 75142
Carl Thomas
& Associates, Inc.
(972) 962-2500
3650 Hwy. 175 E.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Elsie Halbert Real Estate
(972) 962-2110
1601 S. Washington Street
Kaufman, TX 75142
Linn Realty
(972) 932-4022
1207 S. Washington St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
RE/MAX Homeland
Realty, Inc.
(972) 962-2020
200 W. Grove
Kaufman, TX 75142
RE/MAX LandmarkValeri Balaz
(972) 210-1856
201 Laurence Road,
Ste. 101
Heath, TX 75032
Rentals Party/
Equipment
U-Rent It Sales
& Services
(972) 524-7368
2280 W. Moore
Terrell, TX 75160
Restaurants/Clubs
Carrera’s
(972) 962-4569
1603 S. Washington St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Especially For You
Gift Shop & Tea Room
(972) 932-4274
100 West Grove
Kaufman, TX 75142
Julio’s Market
(972) 932-2221
201 E. Fair St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
www.kaufmantx.com
La Pradera
Mexican Restaurant
(972) 932-1999
404 E. Hwy. 175
Kaufman, TX 75142
Lee’s Pizza
(972) 452-3832
8328 S. State Hwy. 34
Scurry, TX 75158
McDonald’s
(903) 677-4806
2215 S. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
Retirement Residence
Colonial Lodge
Retirement Inns
(972) 563-1043
202 FM 2578
Terrell, TX 75160
Hickory Square
Assisted Living #103527
(214) 288-5887
108 W. Hickory
Kaufman, TX 75142
Rosehaven Assisted
Living Inns #10341
(214) 288-5887
102 E. 9th St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Pete’s Romas, LLC
(972) 962-8081
100 Crossroads, Ste. D&E
Kaufman, TX 75142
Whataburger #1065
(972) 962-0002
300 E. Hwy. 175
Kaufman, TX 75142
Restoration-Fire/Water/
Crime Scene
SERVPRO of Kaufman
County/Cedar Creek
(972) 524-3894
11830 FM 2932
Forney, TX 75126
Roofing
Steel-Fabricators & Shelving
Mill Creek Ranch Resort
(903) 567-6020
2102 N. Trade Days Blvd.
Canton, TX 75103
Daisy’s Dress Shop
(972) 962-3810
105 W. Mulberry
Kaufman, TX 75142
Especially For You
Gift Shop & Tea Room
(972) 932-4274
100 West Grove
Kaufman, TX 75142
Genesis Center
(972) 932-4351
2675 Hwy. 34 North
Kaufman, TX 75142
J & J Convenience Store
(972) 932-2836
300 W. Grove St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Medication Station
(972) 932-6855
700 Ed Hall
Kaufman, TX 75142
Kaufman Self Storage
(972) 932-1500
1380 FM 2727
Kaufman, TX 75142
Service Organizations
Friends of Kaufman
Co. Library
(972) 486-4027
P.O. Box 184
Kaufman, TX 75142
Kaufman Christian
Help Center
(972) 932-8866
400 Terrell Hwy.
Kaufman, TX 75142
www.kaufmantx.com
Cates Steel Products
(214) 980-8233
PMB 192
Spring, TX 77379-7141
Kaufman ISD
(972) 932-2622
1000 S. Houston
Kaufman, TX 75142
Security-Products, Systems,
Burglar Alarms & Companies
Thomas Protective
Service, Inc.
(972) 962-3686
8475 CR 156
Kaufman, TX 75142
Walmart 4164
(469) 595-7068
300 Kings Fort Parkway
Kaufman, TX 75142
Storage Facilities
Schools, Colleges
& Education
Kaufman Christian School
(972) 932-6111
401 N. Shannon
Kaufman, TX 75142
Tanger Outlet Center
(972) 524-6034
301 Tanger Dr., Ste. 113
Terrell, TX 75160
Falcon Steel
(972) 932-2157
1200 Rand Rd.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Choo Choo Storage
(972) 962-2547
204 S. Old Railroad
Kaufman, TX 75142
TVCC Health
Science Center
(972) 932-4309
800 Ed Hall
Kaufman, TX 75142
Welding
CenturyLink
(254) 628-4411
1300 Dogwood
Killeen, TX 76543
Mitchell Welding Supply
(972) 563-5813
1106 S. Virginia
Terrell, TX 75160
One Ring Networks
(903) 705-9150
902 W. Tyler
Athens, TX 75751
Tires
Taylor Tire & Automotive
(972) 932-1447
701 S. Washington St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Skate Center
R & R Roofing
(469) 766-7579
308 S. Commerce St.
Kemp, TX 75143
Lakeway RV Park
(903) 498-8729
12100 Hwy. 175
Kemp, TX 75143
Telecommunications
Sign Company
Lone Star Sign Company
(214) 498-0078
6131 Ellis Lane
Kaufman, TX 75142
Crawford Roofing Company
(972) 962-4832
1421 County Road 141
Kaufman, TX 75142
RV Park
Brookshires Food Store
(972) 932-3815
2235 S. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
United Way of
Kaufman County
(972) 563-9955
1200 E. Brin
Terrell, TX 75160
Kaufman Arcade
& Skate Center, Inc.
(972) 932-7799
201 Old Rail Road
Kaufman, TX 75142
Retail
Ace Hardware
(972) 932-2787
1200 S. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
Salvation Army
Service Center
(972) 962-1345
5 Oak Creek Dr.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Surveyors
Statewide Surveying Service
(972) 962-6481
208 N. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
Title Companies
Kaufman County
Title & Abstract
(972) 932-2417
2309 S. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
Ranger Title
(972) 962-8482
403 S. Washington St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Trophies & Plaques
Pritchett’s Jewelry
Casting Co. Inc
(972) 563-8874
211 W. Moore Ave
Terrell, TX 75160
Utilities
Oncor Electric Delivery
(972) 216-8906
1545 High Point Dr.
Mesquite, TX 75149
Painful Pleasures Tattoo
& Piercing Studio
(903) 498-7246
13058 E St. Hwy. 175
Kemp, TX 75143
100 N. Nash at E. Mulberry
Kaufman
STAR Transit
(972) 563-5875
200 S. Virginia
Terrell, TX 75160
Tan-Tastic
(972) 932-3575
9 Oak Creek Dr.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Tattoo Studio
972-932-3422
972-962-3175
Transportation
Tanning Salon
Sun Kissed Tanning
(972) 358-2846
100 E. 5th St.
Kaufman, TX 75142
Women’s Shelter
Genesis Center
(972) 932-4351
2675 Hwy. 34 North
Kaufman, TX 75142
BORDERS
& LONG
OIL, INC.
Jackson Title
(903) 939-3356
211 E. Moore
Terrell, TX 75160
Atmos Energy
(888) 286-6700
2601 Logan St.
Dallas, TX 75215
Tanning-Spray
Women’s Recovery
Hilltop Recovery Ministries
(469) 595-4905
1408 S. Washington Street
Kaufman, TX 75142
Trinity Valley
Electric Co-op
(972) 932-2214
1800 E. Hwy. 243
Kaufman, TX 75142
TXU Energy
(800) 242-9113
6555 Sierra Dr.
Irving, TX 75039
Vending Machines
Ennis Ice, LLC
(972) 921-4330
1001 S. Washington
Kaufman, TX 75142
Dry Cleaning
Laundry
Wedding Gowns
Alterations
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