August is MedicAlert Awareness Month. Medical professionals and first responders advise that anyone with an increased risk of a medical emergency have their personal health and medical history information readily available in their homes during an emergency. This is important for anyone with special health conditions or needs and most seniors.
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The annual Dog Splash Day is scheduled for Sunday, Aug. 18. An incorrect date was published in the August edition of Richardson Today.
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The League of American Bicyclists has released its annual Bicycle Friendly Community Public Survey, which includes Richardson. The survey aims to gauge a national census of Americans’ experiences and perceptions of riding a bike in different communities across the U.S.
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The City’s contracted debris hauler and collection monitoring company completed collection of all remaining storm-related vegetative debris piles this weekend. Effective immediately, all normal Brush and Bulky Item Collection (BABIC) operations will resume, including the collection of brown compostable yard bags.
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The final round of the City’s contracted storm debris collection began on schedule this week—the contractor canvassed the City on Monday and is now collecting all remaining storm-related vegetative debris. Crews will continue collecting debris this weekend, with an estimate on how much longer collection will take coming early next week.
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