Wylie City
Wylie City Hall is located at 300 Country Club Road, Wylie, TX 75098.
Phone: 972‑516‑6000.
Neighborhoods
- Presidential Estates
- Woodridge
- Ambers Cove
- Avalon
- Avalon Addition
- Beaver Creek Estates
- Birmingham Farms
- Birmingham Ranch
- Bostic
- Bozman Farm Estates
- Braddock Place
- Caldwell Estates
- Calloway
- Cascade Country Estates
- Chateaus of Woodbridge
- Cimarron Estates
- Collins Estates
- Colonial Acres
- Cottonwood Creek Estates
- Country Ridge
- Country Road
- Creek Hollow
- Creekside Estates
- Eastridge
- Fairview
- Harvest Bend
- Heatherwood Estates
- Highland Acres
- Holiday Terrace
- Kellers
- Kinsington Manor
- Kreymer Estates
- Lake Trail of Bozman Farms
- Lakeside Estates
- Lavon Lake Lodges
- Lavon Ranchettes
- Lavon Terrace
- Lazy Acres Ranch Estates
- Legend Trail Estates
- McCreary Estates
- Meadows of Birmingham
- Meadows of Wylie
- Meadowview Estates
- Mill Creek Estates
- Newport Harbor
- North Bay Estates
- Oak Meadow
- Parkside
- Pheasant Creek
- Pointe North
- Quail Creek
- Quail Hollow Estates
- Quail Meadow
- Riverchase
- Riverview Townhomes
- Rushcreek Estates
- Rustic Oaks
- Sage Creek
- South Place Estates
- Southbrook Estates
- Steel Indust Park
- Stoneridge Farms
- Sunrise Beach
- The Cascades
- Twin Creek Ranch Estates
- Twin Lakes
- Villas of Birmingham
- Vista Oaks
- Watermark Estates
- Westgate Hollow
- Westlake Hills
- Westwind Meadows
- Whitley Road Estates
- Woodbridge
- Wooded Creek Estates
- Wylie Lakes
- Wylwood Estates
- Wyndham Estates
- Wyndham Meadows
Organized in the 1870s, this suburban Dallas city was first called Nickleville. In 1886 the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad laid track through the area; the railroad named the location Wylie for W. D. Wylie who was a railroad agent at that time. The city was incorporated in 1887. The first post office in Wylie was opened the same year. Two years later, the Saint Louis Southwestern Railroad came to town. These two railroads serving the rich agricultural area spawned the virtual doubling of Wylie's population during the last decade of the 19th century. During the 1930s and 1940s Wylie claimed unto itself the title of "onion capital of the world."
Nearby Towns: Rockwall City •