Water payments, building inspection services and Brush and Bulky Item Collection returned to normal Thursday morning. The ability for customers to pay their water bill and file online documents with Building Inspection was impacted earlier this week when a fire at City Hall damaged the electronic systems associated with both processes.
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Richardson City Manager Don Magner has filed the City’s proposed 2022-2023 fiscal year budget in preparation for its first presentation to the City Council on Monday.
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The Health Department’s mosquito trap located near Glenville Park returned mosquitoes this week that tested positive for carrying West Nile virus, the City’s first positive test result of 2022.
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Public Services departments in Richardson and other North Texas cities are experiencing a dramatic increase in water main breaks due to record demand for water as the summer drought continues.
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Summer officially starts winding down on the City’s aquatics calendar this weekend, as the Heights Family Aquatic Center and the Cottonwood and Glenville pools close for the season at 8 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 14.
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