If you missed the Richardson Police Department’s drug take back event last weekend (which coincided with the Drug Enforcement Administration’s spring National Prescription Drug Take Back Day), the DEA has a searchable online database of local sites that accept used pharmaceuticals at their pharmacies year-round for disposal.
Audubon Texas, the state branch of the National Audubon Society, is inviting businesses, developers and homeowners to help protect billions of migratory birds traveling through Texas this month and next by closing blinds and turning off all outdoor, non-essential (non-security) lighting from 11 p.m.-6 a.m.
RWC, City of Richardson Present Annual Garden Tour Tomorrow Richardson Woman’s Club Estate,...
The City of Richardson is partnering with the North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) in a...
Mayor Bob Dubey issued a proclamation at Monday’s City Council Meeting declaring today, April 25,...
The Texas Parks & Wildlife Department’s “Nature Trackers” program is encouraging all Texans to...
Spring Creek Nature Area (meet at the archway near Renner Rd. and Routh Creek Pkwy....
Prevent unused/expired medications from contaminating our trash and water system by taking part in the Richardson Police Department’s (RPD) Drug Take Back Saturday, April 26, part of National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.
The City’s Richardson Replants program hosted its second tree giveaway of the spring season last Saturday at Mimosa Park. In total, 126 trees were given away. The third giveaway will be held next Friday afternoon at Terrace Park. The City is also planting trees at Terrace Park for Arbor Day.
City staff gave an update at Monday’s City Council meeting regarding past and future environmental outreach activities and partnerships the City has undertaken regarding water conservation, planting/beautification and recycling.
