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Richardson Mayor signs pledge to support ITS TIME TEXAS

Richardson Mayor Paul Voelker has signed a pledge in support of the IT’S TIME TEXAS Community Challenge and welcomes residents to sign up for the 8-week competition.

01-10-20 Video Week In Review

In this week’s video we look at how the U.S. Small Business Administration is helping residents, nonprofits and businesses impacted by the Oct. 20 tornado just as the deadline to apply for help quickly approaches. Plus, we’ll show you how to sign up for a free statewide fitness competition and introduce you to a green beret who served in Iraq and Afghanistan and is using art at a local campus to express the transition from military to civilian life. We hope you enjoy this episode of Week In Review.

Richardson Photo Contest Jan. 11-26

The City of Richardson is putting a call out to all photographers interested in participating in the Annual Photo Contest.

U.S. Army Veteran Creates Art for Richland College

The Veteran Services Office located on the campus of Richland College is using art to not only spruce up its space, but to help service members transition from the Military into civilian life.

Deadline to Apply for Disaster Assistance is Jan. 13

Richardson residents, businesses and nonprofits that were impacted by the Oct. 20 tornado have until Monday, January 13 (9 a.m. to 6 p.m.) to apply for property damage claims with the U.S. Small Business Administration’s low-interest federal disaster loan program.

Richardson Aquatics Program hosts first Job Fair of 2020

The first job fair of the year for the Richardson Aquatics program was held at the Huffhines Recreation Center yesterday.

Richardson Public Library has improved & updated myRPL app

This week, the Richardson Public Library unveiled an improved and updated myRPL app. It’s free and can be downloaded on any Android or iPhone.

HIIP encourages reinvestment

Homeowners looking to spruce up their property can do so through the City of Richardson’s Home Improvement Incentive Program.

Recognitions showcase the Richardson Way

Richardson has found itself near the top of several best of lists in the past year encompassing everything from best places to live to best music festivals. These recognitions represent a cross section of the work done by the City of Richardson’s nearly two dozen departments and showcase the “Richardson Way.”

Bond programs fund sidewalk rehabilitation

A citywide residential sidewalk rehabilitation needs inventory was performed in 2003. This needs study resulted in the city being divided into 27 sidewalk rehabilitation regions, and each region was then ranked according to the identified sidewalk rehabilitation needs.