Be a Part of Richardson Woman’s Club’s Annual Garden Tour
Calling all garden enthusiasts! The Annual Garden Tour, presented by Richardson’s Woman’s Club in partnership with the City of Richardson, is looking for participants to share their green oasis with community. A Richardson tradition, the City is partnering with the...
Digital Orthodontic Innovator Expands Richardson IQ® Based Presence with HQ Relocation
The City of Richardson has entered into a partnership agreement with KLOwen Orthodontics, a digital orthodontic innovator, to relocate its headquarters within the Richardson Innovation Quarter (The IQ®). The company will occupy a 24,850-square-foot lease space at 1703...
Annual Audit Earns City High Praise
Findings of a recent audit conducted by Crowe LLP were presented to the City Council this week, with both auditors and Council members giving high praise for the results. The City’s financial statements (known as the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report) were...
Police Chief Presents Annual Department Review
Police Chief Gary Tittle gave the Richardson Police Department’s 2024 Annual Review at Monday’s City Council meeting. The review gives a comprehensive look at the department over the past year, including staffing, recruiting, community engagement activities, equipment...
City Council Updated on Richardson Adult Literacy Center
Richardson Adult Literacy Center (RALC) Executive Director Ann Banks updated the City Council on RALC’s activities at Monday’s City Council meeting, in preparation for the Council’s FY 25-26 budget planning process. A longtime partner with the City, the RALC provides...
Traffic Signal Box Art Contest Now Open
Submissions opened this week for the City’s fourth annual Traffic Signal Box Art Contest. “Butterflies” is the theme for this year’s contest, co-sponsored by the Richardson Rotary Club. The contest is open to individual artists of all ages. A selection...
NCTCOG Executive Director Retires; 58 Years of Public Service Included Job with COR
North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG) Executive Director Mike Eastland was honored at Monday’s City Council meeting for his 58 years of public service, two which were spent with the City of Richardson. Eastland is retiring this year from NCTCOG. ...
Daylight Saving Time Begins Sunday
Daylight Saving Time officially begins at 2 a.m. Sunday, March 9, so don’t forget to “spring forward” and set your clocks ahead an hour. Additionally, the Richardson Fire Department encourages everyone to check the batteries in their smoke detectors and,...
No City Council Meeting Next Two Mondays
Due to the RISD and PISD Spring Breaks, there will be no City Council work session or meeting March 10 and March 17. The City Council will next meet Monday, March 24 at 6 p.m. www.cor.net/CityCouncil
Postponed Lane Closures Along Main Street Expected to Begin March 10
All lanes of eastbound Main Street between Greenville Avenue and Abrams Road may be closed to traffic and shifted onto westbound Main Street at all times beginning Monday, March 10, as work begins on Phase 2 of the Main Street Reconstruction Project. (The work was...