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“Ghost the Musical” Opens Feb. 10 at RCT

“Ghost the Musical” is the new, revised version of the Broadway musical currently on tour across the world.

Winter Storm Safety, Cleanup Info Just a Click Away

Residents who experience downed trees or limbs during (and after) winter weather events, burst pipes and/or power outages can find comprehensive information about what to do at the City’s Winter Weather information page

Plants and Freeze Damage: Wait and See

As temperatures warm up and ice clears from landscapes this weekend, plants may appear dead or severely battered.

Pet of the Week

Sakura and Sumi would love to hop into your hearts! These sweet females are 1-year-old Californian rabbits looking for a family to call their own.

Richardson Animal Shelter Keeping Animals Safe During Winter Storm

Despite the cold temperatures and icy conditions on the road, staff with the Richardson Animal Shelter are working to make sure every one of our furry friends are doing fine.

Richardson Fleet Keeps City Vehicles On The Road

During severe weather, fire engines, police cruisers, and even sand spreaders are some of the vehicles on Richardson roads that depend on our Fleet Department.

SCADA Monitoring Winter Weather

SCADA, which stands for Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition, continues to monitor the forecast.

Thursday Trash, Recycling, BABIC Collection Canceled; Facilities to Remain Closed Due to Severe Winter Weather

The City of Richardson continues to respond to severe winter weather impacting the North Texas area. Due to continued hazardous conditions on area roads and alleys, collection of trash, recycling, and Brush and Bulky Item Collection (BABIC) will NOT be possible on Thursday, Feb. 2. All commercial collections are also cancelled for tomorrow.

Richardson Police Office Monitoring Slick Roads

Richardson Police have been seeing first-hand the impacts of severe winter weather on Richardson streets.

Richardson Firefighters Helping Keep Community Safe During Winter Blast

Icy conditions always cause an increase in calls to 911. Many of them are going to the Fire Department. We asked Assistant Chief Gene Senter to tell us what they’re seeing.