NTMWD Presents Annual Update
City Council received a presentation Monday regarding the North Texas Municipal Water District’s (NTMWD) water supply planning, strategic financial plans and water conservation efforts.
Category: Environment
What to Do to Avoid Ozone Action Days, Power Grid Alerts
With the official start of summer this week, you may hear the phrase “Ozone Action Day” more...
At the Eisemann Center
Miss Texas, Miss Texas’ Teen Finals TomorrowHill Performance Hall Saturday, June 28 Miss Texas’...
It’s Tick Time! What to Know
As temperatures rise and Texans spend more time outdoors, the risk of tick bites (and possibly...
Be Storm Ready: Simple Ways to Stay Informed this Summer
Recent weather has shown how quickly storms can form. Receiving weather alerts can help you take cover and stay safe—before it’s too late. The Richardson Office of Emergency Management recommends the following tools to stay informed:
Third Saturday Boardwalk Tour at JBS Wetland Center Tomorrow Morning
Third Saturday Boardwalk Tour at JBS Wetland Center Tomorrow Morning 655 Martin Ln., Combine,...
City BABIC Service Available for Post-Storm Limb, Brush Pick-up
If you’ve got downed tree limbs or brush piles as a result of last Sunday’s storms, remember that the City offers curbside Brush and Bulky Item Collection (BABIC) service. The service is available by request and is designed for large brush piles and bulky items weighing 50 pounds or more (anything smaller should be placed out for regular trash collection).
City Offers Rainwater Harvesting Resources
The City is encouraging residents to “save it from a rainy day” in light of our recent rains and...
Use Caution Around Fuzzy Caterpillars
Nature lovers beware—sometimes the “cutest” looking caterpillars, the fuzzy kind that curious...
Lake Levels Good as North Texas Heads into Dry Season
As the calendar turns to June, the six lakes in the North Texas Municipal Water District’s (NTMWD) service area are each currently 100 percent full due to consistent rain in April and May.
