Starting Monday, July 15, Bulky Item Collection will resume weekly curbside collection. Bulky items include large appliances, furniture or items weighing more than 50 pounds.
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The estimate of the total amount of vegetative debris generated in Richardson after the May 28 severe weather event was revised upward this week by 50,000 cubic yards, to a total of 250,000 cubic yards.
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Mayor Bob Dubey announced at Richardson’s Family 4th celebration that the City Council is supporting reforestation efforts in Richardson and has tasked City management to develop a plan to “Replant Richardson,” as the Council develops the 2024-25 City Budget.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced this week that the deadline to apply for FEMA Individual Assistance (IA) (for homeowners and renters affected by the April and May storms who reside in Dallas County and Collin County) has been extended to Aug. 15.
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Construction crews have begun demolishing Richardson City Hall, located at 411 W. Arapaho Rd. The 85,727-square-foot, 44-year-old building was damaged by fire in August 2022 after an electrical failure. A new City Hall will be rebuilt with funds from the voter-approved 2023 City Hall Bond Program.
City staff members/departments displaced by the fire now operate out of a temporary City Hall and annex located at 2360 Campbell Creek Blvd. Construction of the new City Hall is planned to begin later this year, with move-in expected in spring 2027.
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Associa, a leading, tech-driven community association and property management firm, is moving its corporate headquarters from Dallas to Richardson, expanding its footprint within the city and signifying a significant investment and job creation opportunity for the local business community.
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Last Saturday’s crowning of Annette Addo-Yobo as the new Miss Texas marked the 10th year for the iconic scholarship competition to be held at the Eisemann Center and the second year for the finals to be broadcast live on WFAA-Channel 8 TV.
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The Health Department’s mosquito traps located in Sherrill Park and near Richardson ISD’s Professional Development Center returned mosquitoes this week that tested positive for carrying West Nile virus, the City’s first positive test results of 2024.
Read MoreIn honor of National Park and Recreation Month in July and in light of recent high temperatures, Richardson Parks and Recreation staff want to remind the public that all of the City’s parks are open in the evenings until 10:30 p.m.
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If you missed the recent community open houses for the City’s Envision Richardson Comprehensive Plan Update, you can still offer your opinions through an online survey available through Sunday, July 7.
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