The City’s annual Trash Bash takes place in two weeks on Saturday, April 15 and will continue the tradition of collecting several used, household items, to keep reusable items out of our landfills and waterways and help residents with “spring cleaning.”
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Letters were mailed to Richardson residents earlier this month good for two free rolls of 26 blue recycling bags, and the letters may be redeemed at Heights Recreation Center, Huffhines Recreation Center, the Senior Center and the Service Center during regular business hours.
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A comprehensive plan is a document used to guide future development based on the needs and input of residents, businesses and other stakeholders.
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The 2023 Richardson Mayor’s Summer Internship Program (RMSIP) is still accepting applications from prospective employers even though the student application period ended this week.
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Richardson Police Department (RPD) Chief Gary Tittle gave his department’s End of Year Review for 2022 at Monday’s City Council work session, including a look at recruitment and staffing, new crime fighting and safety strategies/initiatives, community relations and crime statistics.
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See what is upcoming at the Library.
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See what is upcoming at the Eisemann Center.
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At this fun, interactive event, community leaders and professional actors perform a mystery comedy play while attendees work in teams to solve the “crime.”
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There’s only about two weeks left to register to vote in the May 6 Local Election. Voter registration applications must be postmarked by April 6 or brought in person to the county registrar’s office by end of business April 6 in order to participate.
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Information Technology staff updated the City Council Monday on plans to upgrade the City’s phone system and land/mobile radio communications system.
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