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Keeping Trees Healthy Amidst Water Conservation  

Keeping Trees Healthy Amidst Water Conservation  

In trying to keep lawns healthy during this hot, dry, summer, don’t forget about trees!

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Free Online Lunch ‘n Learn Class: NTMWD Presents “What’s in the Box? Demystifying Your Sprinkler Controller” Aug. 23 

Free Online Lunch ‘n Learn Class: NTMWD Presents “What’s in the Box? Demystifying Your Sprinkler Controller” Aug. 23 

Understanding your sprinkler system controller is essential to programming your sprinkler system to work best for you and your landscape.

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Animal Shelter Pet of the Week

Animal Shelter Pet of the Week

An unknown author said “We’re never too old to love and be loved.

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Movie in the Park features “Soul” Tonight 

Movie in the Park features “Soul” Tonight 

Enjoy a free showing of the 2020 Disney animated movie, “Soul” (rated PG). Concessions will be available to purchase (cash only). Bring a blanket or lawn chair.

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Parks and Recreation Open House Aug. 20 

Parks and Recreation Open House Aug. 20 

Come have fun while finding out all about the City’s fall recreational classes.

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Smoke Testing Wraps Up for the Summer

Smoke testing in Richardson is wrapping up for the summer.

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Richardson Corporate Challenge Underway

The City of Richardson Corporate Challenge games are underway with more than thirty teams, representing various companies around the community, participating this year.

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Proposed 2022-23 Fiscal Year Budget 

Proposed 2022-23 Fiscal Year Budget 

Richardson City Manager Don Magner has filed the City’s proposed 2022-2023 fiscal year budget in preparation for its first presentation to the City Council on Monday.

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City’s Mosquito Tests Find First Positive West Nile Result for 2022; Spraying Completed 

City’s Mosquito Tests Find First Positive West Nile Result for 2022; Spraying Completed 

The Health Department’s mosquito trap located near Glenville Park returned mosquitoes this week that tested positive for carrying West Nile virus, the City’s first positive test result of 2022.

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High Water Usage Causing Water Main Breaks

High Water Usage Causing Water Main Breaks

Public Services departments in Richardson and other North Texas cities are experiencing a dramatic increase in water main breaks due to record demand for water as the summer drought continues.

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