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Ways to Minimize Contact with Coyotes

The City wants to remind residents that it is normal to see coyotes throughout North Texas, especially in late spring, as coyotes typically give birth to litters of pups during this time.

Animal Shelter Pet of the Week

Check out our Pets of The Week: Cola and Niko! They have been best friends and brothers for eight years.

Black History Month Art Contest Winners

Winners of the Black History Month: Celebrating Diversity and Inclusion Art Contest were recently announced and acknowledged during a city council meeting.

Richardson Mayor’s Summer Internship Program Job Fair Held April 26

dents from Richardson ISD, Plano ISD and other public and private schools joined businesses and nonprofits at the Eisemann Center April 26 for this year’s Richardson Mayor’s Summer Internship Program Job Fair.

Applications Open for Youth Citizens Police Academy

Applications are open through May 20 for the Richardson Youth Citizen Police Academy, a one-week program designed to provide youth aged 13-17 firsthand information about how the Police Department functions.

City Program Sees Wildflowers in Bloom

You may have noticed a little more color in the medians across the City of Richardson making your...

Proposals Sought for Apapaho Center Transit-Oriented Development

Plans are underway for the development of the land around DART’s Arapaho Center Station. Last month, the City and real estate

City Council Approves New District Boundaries

The City Council approved new council district boundaries following a public hearing on April 25.

“Triple A” Status Continues Low Borrowing Rates

The City’s recent “Triple A” credit rating reaccreditation from Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s credit rating agencies has helped it once again receive the lowest rates possible for a recent sale of General Obligation Bonds and Combination Tax and Revenue Certificates of Obligation.

Health Department Begins Annual Citywide Mosquito Testing

The Health Department began its annual mosquito collection and testing this week, with traps set out in 12 areas of the city on Sunday and collected Monday, a schedule that will be repeated through October.