This month, many residents will receive a paperless billing enrollment slip with their July water utility bill helping to encourage customers to sign up for e-notifications rather than receiving a paper bill each month.
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The Independence Holiday is on Saturday, Jul. 4, and to observe the Fourth of July, several City facilities will be closed.
Read MoreRichardson Police Chief Jimmy Spivey appeared before the City Council last month, providing a briefing on the Department’s use of force policy.
Read MoreThe Richardson Public Library has additional Wi-Fi hotspots available for check out thanks to the Friends of the Richardson Library.
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The July issue of Richardson Today will be mailed next week and should be in mailboxes by next weekend.
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Early voting for the July 14 primary runoff election will be held June 29-July 10.
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Have you responded to the 2020 Census? There’s still time to complete your form before the Census Bureau begins in-person follow-up with non-responding residents.
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Now that Richardson’s recreation centers have reopened, in-person classes offered by the Parks and Recreation Department are back as well, at 50 percent the usual capacity.
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The right and left lanes of eastbound and westbound Belt Line Road between Wake Court and Frances Way may be closed to traffic alternately from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
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The 2020 Richardson Reads One Book author lecture has been postponed until next year due to COVID-19.
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