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MLK, Jr. Holiday Trash, Recycling Changes

MLK, Jr. Holiday Trash, Recycling Changes

For the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day holiday Jan. 19, City services and facilities will operate according to the following holiday schedule: TRASH / RECYCLING / BRUSH AND BULKY ITEM COLLECTION (BABIC) There will be NO solid waste, recycling or Brush and...

City Facility Closings for MLK, Jr. Holiday

City Facility Closings for MLK, Jr. Holiday

Animal Shelter(Contact Richardson’s Response Center at 972-744-4111 to report non-emergency animal-related issues.)Closed Jan. 19City Hall and City Hall AnnexClosed Jan. 19Eisemann CenterClosed Jan. 19Gymnastics CenterOpen Jan. 19Heights and Huffhines Recreation...

Additional Charter Amendments Considered for Future Election

Additional Charter Amendments Considered for Future Election

After discussion at Monday’s City Council meeting, two additional amendments will be added totaling 50 amendments expected to be considered during a May Charter amendment election.   Amendments expected to be on...

Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival Survey Closes Jan. 26

Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival Survey Closes Jan. 26

There’s still time to share your thoughts about Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival in an online survey that’s available this month, to gather information that will help shape the future of the festival. Even...

Second Public Hearing Held for Proposed Bond Election

Second Public Hearing Held for Proposed Bond Election

The City Council held the second of two public hearings last Monday giving residents the opportunity to speak about projects being proposed for a possible 2026 bond election. The $223.4M proposed bond...

Network Expands Food Program Capacity with New Box Truck

Network Expands Food Program Capacity with New Box Truck

Network of Community Ministries launched a new refrigerated box truck this week that will enable the local nonprofit to increase the amount of food picked up each week from its retail partners. Network currently picks up more than...