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Blue Bag Giveaways this Month

Public Services staff will be out in the community each week this month on select afternoons, handing out free blue recycling bags and spreading the word about the benefits of recycling.

New Driving, Electricity Habits Helpful Amidst Heat Advisories

With National Weather Service heat advisories comes more Ozone Action Days, declared by the North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG) as days when high ozone levels can cause serious health problems, and the heat also causes more stress on our electricity grid as AC systems work overtime.

Pet of the Week

Max is a 4-year-old brindle and white neutered Pit Bull mix with one of the biggest hearts you’ll ever find.

Inside Richardson’s 1973 Time Capsule

Last week, after fifty years Richardson’s centennial time capsule was carefully unearthed. Inside, remnants of 1973.

Trash, Recycling and Public Facilities Fourth of July Holiday Schedule

For the upcoming Fourth of July holiday, there will be no solid waste, recycling or Brush and Bulky Item Collection (BABIC) service.

City Hall/Comp Plan Open Houses Tonight

Tonight, an open house to gather community feedback on the design of the new City Hall and Envision Richardson Comprehensive Plan is taking place at Heights Recreation Center 6:30-8:30 p.m. at 711 W. Arapaho Rd.

Community Celebrates Richardson’s 150th

The Richardson community gathered on the Main Street Plaza this weekend to celebrate a milestone, the City’s 150th birthday.

Richardson’s 150th Birthday Celebration Tomorrow

Celebrate Richardson’s sesquicentennial at a free event hosted by the City tomorrow, Saturday, June 24.

Centennial Time Capsule Unearthed

City staff and City Council members were on hand last week for the “unearthing” of a time capsule in front of the Library, buried during Richardson’s Centennial in 1973.