keep sanitation workers safe
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued new guidelines to help slow the spread of COVID-19 and keep sanitation workers safe.
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Richardson Wildflowers in Bloom
If you’ve noticed swaths of color starting to appear on medians and along roadsides, it’s just the start of thousands of blooms that pop up in the City each spring, thanks to the City’s annual wildflower planting program.
Read MoreRecycling Service temporarily suspended and trash collection reduced
The City of Richardson is temporarily suspending recycling services until further notice and reducing trash collection due to COVID-19 starting Thursday, April 9.
Read MoreCity Leaders updated on covid 19 developments
The City of Richardson is making a few changes to the way services is provided to the community to help in the fight against COVID-19.
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Richardson to temporarily suspend recycling and move to once-per-week trash service
Beginning Thursday, April 9, 2020 recycling services in the city will be suspended and trash collection will be temporarily reduced from twice to once-per-week due to staffing shortages in the City’s Public Services Department.
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