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COVID-19 Vaccine Update

Parkland Hospital is now a vaccination site for people in group 1B who have any kind of history of care at Parkland and is reaching out to past patients through the MyChart account system.

Paycheck Protection Program Updated; More Small Businesses to Benefit

Temporary changes began this week for the U.S. Small Business Administration’s (SBA) Paycheck Protection Program.

Annual Water System Chlorine Maintenance Begins March 1

The North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD), Richardson’s water supplier, will conduct its annual chlorine maintenance on its water transmission system and member cities’ distribution systems March 1-29.

Annual Finance Audit Conducted

Richardson’s Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) has once again received high praise from independent auditors, passing a detailed review.

Application Period Underway for 2021 Mayor’s Summer Internship Program

The Mayor’s Summer Internship Program has opened the application process for the 2021 session.

New Dates Set for DART Silver Line Meetings

DART has rescheduled the Silver Line virtual quarterly community meetings originally scheduled for the week of Feb. 14.

Section of Greenville Avenue to Close for Utility Work

Northbound Greenville Avenue between Main Street and East Tyler Street will be closed from 7...

Temporary Lane Closure on US 75 Frontage Road

Emergency utility excavation work is taking place in the right lane of the southbound US 75 frontage road between Belle Grove Drive and Belt Line Road and may cause some traffic disruption near the area.

Parks and Recreation Offers St. Patrick’s Day Craft Kits

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a fun craft kit from the Parks and Recreation Department. Each kit contains two small crafts as well as treats and festive items.

Richardson Woman’s Club Raffle Begins March 1

The Richardson Woman’s Club (RWC) will be holding a raffle throughout the months of March and April for a 20-inch x 26-inch watercolor entitled, “Bluebonnets of Texas,” donated by local artist Elsie Hicks.