Animal Shelter Pet of the Week
Take one look at Jorge and you cannot help but fall in love. He truly is a sweet and loving cat. He is searching for his forever home with someone who will give him love and attention.
Read MoreTake one look at Jorge and you cannot help but fall in love. He truly is a sweet and loving cat. He is searching for his forever home with someone who will give him love and attention.
Read MoreRichardson Mayor Paul Voelker declared a Local State of Disaster Due to a Public Health Emergency to help contain and mitigate the spread of 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19). It works in conjunction with a similar order declared Thursday by Texas Gov. Greg Abbot.
Read MoreRichardson City crews are still taking care of services around the community while the City remains under a disaster declaration.
Read MoreThe use of antibacterial wipes to prevent the spread of COVID-19 is on the rise and wastewater workers are asking people for help with our infrastructure by stopping the flushing of wipes, cleaning cloths, paper towels, feminine hygiene products, and personal care items such as dental floss or cotton swabs.
Read MoreIn addition to hand sanitizing stations located at both entrances of Richardson City Hall, facility staff have increased cleaning services to limit the spread of COVID-19.
Read MoreLimited services are being provided at the Richardson Municipal Court Facility located at 2100 E. Campbell Rd.
Read MoreThe annual Letter from the Mayor and City Council for two FREE rolls of blue recycling bags have been arriving in mailboxes.
Read MoreRichardson’s Huffhines and Heights Recreation Centers have suspended services through March 27 in order to help limit the spread of COVID-19.
Read MoreSherrill Park Golf Course located at 2001 E. Lookout Dr. in Richardson remains open for visitors.
Read MoreStarting March. 17 through March 27 the Richardson Public Library will be providing limited services as staff spend several days cleaning books and surfaces to limit public exposure to COVID-19.
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