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Texas Pure Holds Customer Appreciation Sale in September

Texas Pure Holds Customer Appreciation Sale in September

Texas pure is offering a 25 percent off discount to show its appreciation to customers. The sale is held from Sept. 2-30. The discount applies to all pickup orders at either the Custer Road Facility, 9901 Custer Road in Plano, or the Regional Composting Facility, 3820...

City Facility Closures for Labor Day Holiday

City Facility Closures for Labor Day Holiday

City Facility Closures for Labor Day Holiday FacilityOpen/Closed StatusAnimal Shelter(Contact Richardson’s Response Center at 972-744-4111 to report non-emergency animal-related issues.)Closed Sept. 1City Hall and City Hall AnnexClosed Sept. 1Eisemann CenterClosed...

No City Council Meeting Next Monday 

No City Council Meeting Next Monday 

The City Council will not meet Monday, Sept. 1, due to the Labor Day holiday. The Council will next meet Monday, Sept. 8 at 6 p.m. with the agenda posted Tuesday, Sept. 2.

2025-27 City Council Statement of Goals Adopted 

2025-27 City Council Statement of Goals Adopted 

At Monday’s City Council meeting, the City Council passed a resolution officially adopting its 2025-27 Statement of Goals. Goals are created and adopted by the City Council every two years and set the tone for the Council’s term of governance.  

City to Observe National Preparedness Month in September 

City to Observe National Preparedness Month in September 

At Monday’s City Council meeting, Emergency Management staff provided an update on disaster preparedness efforts in advance of National Preparedness Month, observed each September to promote family and community readiness. The City’s Office of Emergency Management (OEM) conducts planning, training, and educational outreach throughout the year.   

Public Art Concept Moves Forward For New City Hall 

Public Art Concept Moves Forward For New City Hall 

At Monday’s meeting, the Richardson City Council approved plans for a large-scale public art installation by New York City–based artist Mark Fornes, to be placed outside the future City Hall.