City’s “alley facelift” continues
The City’s alley repair program is on track to complete work on 39 alleys in the 2018-19 fiscal year, thanks to a significant budget increase over 2017-18.
Read MoreThe City’s alley repair program is on track to complete work on 39 alleys in the 2018-19 fiscal year, thanks to a significant budget increase over 2017-18.
Read MoreThe ceremonial groundbreaking for the Ann Eisemann Inclusive Playground took place Jan. 13 at Cottonwood Park.
Read MoreThe granite pieces that will make up the two Spring Creek Nature Area entry portals should start being delivered in late January or early February.
Read MoreThe City of Richardson is undergoing a complete assessment of its sanitary sewer system as part of its plan to increase infrastructure repair and improvement throughout the city.
Read MoreThe city is divided into 27 sidewalk rehabilitation regions.
Read MoreEight months of pavement rehabilitation along Plano Road are expected to come to an end later this month when crews put the finishing touches (lane markings and road buttons) on the last portion of the project.
Read MoreElection packets are now available for the upcoming City Council election.
Read MoreRichardson Assistant City Manager Cliff Miller will officially retire at the end of January after joining the City in 2007 and just two weeks shy of 42 years of service in municipal government.
Read MoreFunding for the Cotton Belt Rail Project was approved in December 2018.
Read MoreThanks to all of the individuals, groups and organizations who helped make Santa’s Village a success.
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