Contractors hired by Richardson to monitor and manage the removal of storm-related debris from public property and public rights-of-way (ROW) will begin citywide removal of debris on Monday, June 3, 2024.
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Following the major storm event on Tuesday, May 28, the City is working diligently to clear debris and restore normal services.
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City crews will begin curb-to-curb debris collection in neighborhoods this weekend.
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Richardson is still experiencing outages after Tuesday morning’s storm. As of Friday morning, 10% of customers are without power.
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Many residents have been asking about who handles repairs after storm damage affects their power lines. This information is especially important for those who lost power due to a fallen tree or debris disconnecting the service line between their home and the power pole in the alley.
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Residents who need to dispose of spoiled food due to lost power from the recent storms can do so at the North Texas Municipal Water District’s Lookout Drive Transfer Station, 1601 E. Lookout Dr., in Richardson.
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If your household is still without power, several City facilities have been designated as cooling/charging centers and are available to help you stay cool and charge your devices:
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Emergency crews are working diligently to assess and repair storm damage and ask for your patience as cleanup may take several weeks due to the severity of the storm.
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The Terrace and Canyon Creek pools will delay opening until Monday, June 3 due to losing power after the May 28 storm. Once power is restored, crews will need time to assess the chemical levels and pool equipment.
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Looking for meeting content for your community group/organization this summer?
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