For the 18th year, the Richardson Public Library is bringing residents together with the draw of a story. Readers never outgrow the benefits of literacy, and Richardson Reads One Book helps ensure that reading continually enriches the lives of residents.
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Like many industries in North Texas and across the country, the City of Richardson is looking for candidates for hard-to-fill positions due to rising demand for labor associated with the recovery from the pandemic. Positions range across a variety of different specialties, from administrative duties to field work on infrastructure, and include both full- and part-time work. Roles also encompass many functions, including public services, parks and recreation, transportation and engineering.
Read MoreRICHARDSON – Darbey’s Story Walk located outside the Richardson Public Library is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with the children’s book “Dreamers” by Yuyi Morales. The book, which is available for viewing celebrates the...
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Richardson is again participating in the annual North Texas Food Bank peanut butter drive that is being held throughout September, with a goal of receiving 300,000 pounds of peanut butter donations to benefit local food banks. Peanut butter is perpetually on food bank lists of most-needed foods, since it’s nutritious, kid-friendly and high in protein.
Read MoreForty-three high school students recently returned to school for their senior years after a summer of working at jobs throughout the city as part of the Richardson Mayor’s Summer Internship Program.
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Often the best plan and resources at your disposal during an emergency are the ones that were put into place before the event happened. That’s why being ready as an individual, family and community is so important.
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Learn more about the City of Richardson Fire Training and Emergency Operations Center designed to help the City prepare and respond to future emergencies.
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The City Council approved Richardson’s FY 2021-22 budget Monday night, which included a $0.01 decrease in the City’s property tax rate and increased funding for street, sidewalk, alley and other infrastructure projects.
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Rates for Richardson water customers will increase by 2.5 percent beginning Oct. 1, part of ordinance changes approved by the City Council Monday in tandem with the new FY 2021-22 Budget.
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Classrooms and other spaces at the newly remodeled Senior Center will be available for rental by Richardson residents beginning Oct. 1, with a fee schedule approved by the City Council Monday.
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