Sulphur Springs City
Sulphur Springs City Hall is located at 125 South Davis Street, Sulphur Srpings, TX 75482.
Phone: 903‑885‑7541.
Neighborhoods
- Bellaire
- Briarwood Estates
- Caldwell
- Cedar Springs
- Cherokee Valley
- Coleman Lake Park
- College Green
- Crawford Addition
- Dalton Addition
- Davidson
- Davis Heights
- East Gate
- Ethridge
- Ewing
- Forrest Hills
- Garden Oaks
- Gleason Addition
- Glover
- Green Acres
- Highland Creek
- Highland Hills
- Highland Oaks
- Hill Addition
- Hillside
- Honeysuckle Creek
- Honeysuckle Estates
- Hopkins
- Karol Heights
- Kelty Heights
- Lake Highlands
- Lake Hlnds Addition
- Lee Hi Addition
- Lemon Acres
- Liberty Community
- Lincoln Heights
- Matthews
- Meadowview
- Mockingbird Hill Estates
- Nazarene Church Addition
- Oak Ridge Estates
- Oak Valley
- Palmer Group Addition
- Park Circle
- Pleasant Grove Estates
- Reilly Springs
- Robertson Addition
- Rock Creek Addition
- Rocky Ridge Estates
- Romack
- Rose Hill
- Ryan Addition
- Saddle Ridge Estates
- Sandy Hill
- Sandy Ranch West
- Shenandoah Estates
- Spring Creek
- Springwood
- Stone Lake Estates
- Stonebriar
- Stratton Ranch
- Tanglewood Estates
- Tarrant Creek
- Tarrant Creek Estates
- Tate Terrace
- The Meadows Addition
- Tin Rag Addition
- Walnut Hill
- West Oaks
- West Pampa Addition
- Westbrook Circle
- Westview
- Westwind
- White Oak Estates
- Williams
- Woodbridge Crossing
Originally known as Bright Star when founded in the 1840s. Sulphur Springs was designated as the county seat in 1870 due to its cenral location within the county. The name was changed to Sulphur Spring in 1871 as the town began to market itself as a health resort for the "healing waters" which bubbled-up from nearly 100 natural springs in the immediate area. The railroad came to town in 1872, giving a boost in visitors and settlers attracted to the mineral springs.