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Recent rain increases mosquito activity

There are several species of mosquito flying through north Texas, but public health officials are interested in the mosquitoes carrying West Nile Virus (WNV).

Richardson Today in Mailboxes this Weekend

The July 2019 issue of Richardson Today was mailed earlier this week and should begin arriving in mailboxes this weekend.

Richardson’s Family 4th Celebration

The City of Richardson’s annual Family 4th Celebration takes place Thursday, July 4 beginning at 6 p.m. at Breckinridge Park.

City of Richardson July 4th Holiday Schedule

or the July 4th holiday, City facilities and services will operate according to the following holiday schedule.

Public Facility Schedule for the July 4th Holiday

DART July 4 Schedule Changes

North Texans planning to use public transit Thursday, July 4 should be aware that Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) bus, light rail and streetcar services will follow a Sunday schedule that day.

Collins/Arapaho Survey Available Online

If you missed the block parties held June 13-14 at the Collins/Arapaho Transit-Oriented Development and Innovation District, you may still give feedback on how you’d like to see the District develop, via an online survey available through July 14.

“Eisemann Center Presents” Tickets on Sale July 8

Single tickets for shows in the Eisemann Center’s 2019-20 “Eisemann Center Presents” season go on sale to the general public Monday, July 8 at 10 a.m.

Schedule of Events for Richardson’s Family 4th Celebration

Richardson’s free, annual Family 4th event will be held Thursday, July 4 at Breckinridge Park, beginning at 6 p.m.

Free Outdoor Movie at Richardson Restaurant Park Tonight and Tomorrow Night

Enjoy outdoor movies this summer on Friday and Saturday nights at Richardson Restaurant Park, 744 S. Central Expwy., part of an ongoing “Sunset Cinema” series.

BABIC Experiences Record-Breaking Amount of Debris

Public Services reports that in the 13 days after the June 9 storm (June 10-22), Brush and Bulky Item (BABIC) crews collected 1,337 tons of tree limbs, brush and other debris, almost double the average amount that’s usually picked up in the entire month of June.