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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The Richardson Fire Department recently received the Mission: Lifeline® EMS Gold Award from the American Heart/American Stroke Associations for the fifth straight year, with the last four being Gold Plus.
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Thomas D’Amore was appointed and sworn in as the new Presiding Judge of Richardson’s Municipal Court at Monday’s City Council Meeting.
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Richardson Mayor Paul Voelker and RISD Superintendent Dr. Jeannie Stone celebrated the Richardson Mayor’s Summer Internship Program at an end-of-summer celebration at the Eisemann Center for the Performing Arts.
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In accordance with the recent extension of a face mask requirement for all transportation networks by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) will extend its requirement that a facial covering be worn over the mouth and nose by passengers and operators at all times while on DART vehicles or properties including buses, trains and paratransit vehicles.
Read MoreTesting took place this month in Richardson for an autonomous, last-mile personal delivery vehicle that was developed for FedEx by Deka.
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Richardson is now a city with more than 100,000 residents (119,469 to be exact), according to U.S. Census data released this month.
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The Council will not meet Monday, Sept. 6 due to the Labor Day holiday.
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