KERA: Plano hires more water meter readers after technical issues with its automated system
byFrom our partners at KERA: The temporary staffing will be paid for with money from Plano’s Water and Sewer Fund according to city documents.
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DART announces fare, modernization changes while Plano aims to pull back funding
byDART has ‘streamlined’ their fare system, resulting in higher fares for many regular riders, while aiming for $2 million in modernization.
City to offer free citizenship workshop this weekend
byThe workshop will discuss applying for citizenship, with information on area citizenship and ESL courses and local attorneys.
MLK Breakfast honors students, increases HBCU partnerships
byThe breakfast contained speakers that emphasized mental health and the announcement of a partnership with an East Texas HBCU.
As freezing weather gets closer, City of Plano, nonprofits open warming stations
byWith freezing temps continuing and a storm on the way, here’s where to stay warm and how to keep your home safe.
Where to recycle real Christmas trees and holiday lights in Plano
byLights can be recycled at Community Recycling Events and trees, garland and wreaths can be recycled at drop-off locations throughout the week.
Plano City Council approves several items for former JCPenney office redevelopment, new park
byCity Council approved the donation of $15 million towards a park, the purchase of that park from CCI to the City and rezoning Park at Legacy.
The A to Z guide to Plano
byThink you know our city? Here’s an A to Z guide
Checking in with City Manager Mark Israelson
byWhen Mark Israelson started working for the City of Plano, the population was about…
After the storm: Power outages, debris and how to help others
byWith over 10,000 Planoites still without power and branches and trees galore, here’s an update on the storm damage and how to help neighbors.