An external law firm, charged by the City of Richardson with conducting an independent investigation to determine if the Richardson Police Department is illegally employing quotas on traffic citations, has concluded that the evidence does not support such a claim of wrongdoing.
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Public Services and Engineering staff gave comprehensive presentations about the City’s water, wastewater, streets/alleys and drainage programs at Monday’s City Council work session in preparation for the Council’s Budget Workshop taking place next week (see below for Workshop information). Updates were given on FY 2020-21 maintenance work and capital projects completed, and future plans and proposed budgets were outlined for FY 2021-22.
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The City’s annual two-day Budget Workshop will be held Monday and Tuesday, July 26-27
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fter a hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Richardson Police Department’s “Coffee & Cops” program is back July 26 from 10:30-11:45 a.m. at Starbucks, 205 S. Plano Rd. #100.
Read MoreWhile many gymnasts are competing in Tokyo this summer, there is a new generation of athlete working hard inside the Richardson Gymnastics Center.
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The right and center lanes of eastbound Arapaho Road between Bowser Road and Glenville Drive may be closed to traffic from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
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endly snacks for the RMSIP Healthy Kids Snack Drive through Aug. 5
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The public is invited to attend the next round of virtual community meetings hosted by Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) to review the progress of the DART Silver Line Regional Rail Project.
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Bring your pet (live or plush) to a virtual storytime on Webex July 31 from 10:30-11:15 a.m. and watch videos of pets listening to stories. Library staff will share animal stories and talk about pets’ behaviors, tricks and quirks.
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pertory Company Theatre, 770 N. Coit Rd., is presenting “Big Fish, a New Broadway Musical” July 23-Aug. 1.
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ctivities continue in conjunction with July being Smart Irrigation Month. Check out these free classes taking place next week
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Nature lovers beware—sometimes the “cutest” looking caterpillars, the fuzzy kind that curious children want to touch, may pack a painful “punch.” A few kinds of caterpillars in Texas carry irritating or venomous hairs, and since there was an abundance of spring foliage this year in North Texas due to all the rain, North Texans may see an abundance of all kinds of caterpillars this summer and fall.
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