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About Sachse

Nestled into the northeastern corner of Dallas County you’ll find Sachse, a suburban city that feels like Texas down to its core. In its early days, cotton was a main export, and this town was a big part of the popular and productive farming and milling industries of that time. Founded in the mid 1800s, Sachse is rich in Texas history.

Sachse is a very family friendly place to live. With a very involved city government that cares about the well-being of its residents, Sachse is home to well maintained parks, special events, citywide celebrations, senior programs, and convenient city facilities. Families love that all of their needs are met.

With a small town feel in a city that’s close in proximity to Dallas proper, Sachse is a primarily residential city full of happy and healthy homes. With Dallas only being a short drive away, and Fort Worth not too far either, citizens of Sachse can easily live here and commute to the bigger cities. This makes all of those big city amenities available, without sacrificing the comforts and the safe feeling of small town life.

If you take a peek into Sachse’s history, you’ll find that the founder, William Sachse, purchased the land and founded what is now the city of Sachse when he was only 25! That’s pretty impressive! That go-getter mentality is perpetuated in the city to this day. Citizens of Sachse are proud of their Texan heritage, and never want to move.

With thirteen local churches available to its residents, Sachse provides many religious outlets for those who are seeking a place of worship. They provide all of the information for each church on their city’s website, which is a helpful resource for residents and tourists alike.

When it comes to the local Parks and Recreation Department, Sachse has something fun for everyone. With the goal of helping to keep their citizens active, healthy, and happy, Sachse has a diverse program of classes and events for anyone interested in bettering their life. An active Boy Scouts troop is very involved throughout the community, and parents love getting their boys plugged in with all they have to offer. From Easter Egg hunts to fireworks in the park on the Fourth of July, Sachse Parks and Recreation Department puts on many holiday related events throughout the year. And of course, you won’t want to miss any of the Christmas festivities!