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Welcome to the City of Plano, Texas

Photo of Plano Municipal Center Volunteers Enhance Municipal Programming and Budget

At a time when the City of Plano is looking at ways to weather substantial budgetary shortfalls in the coming years, a gift of 12,225 eight-hour days of donated professional services is cause for no small celebration. The City’s Volunteer Resources Group has just released their 2009 Annual Report, showing an amazing 97,800 hours were donated by volunteers over the past year, bolstering municipal services in difficult economic times. The donated hours equate to 12,225 eight-hour days and carry a service value of an incredible $1,809,684.

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Hogan and Baumbach Retirements January 31, 2010

Photo of Plano Municipal Center

A combined 57 years of municipal service came to a close January 31, 2010 with the retirements of Deputy City Manager James R. Hogan and the Plano Public Library System’s Director of Libraries Joyce Baumbach. Both were lauded by Mayor Phil Dyer and City Manager Tom Muehlenbeck for their contributions to the growth of the City of Plano and to the quality of life enjoyed by Plano citizens.

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Drink Up! Algal Bloom Doesn’t Affect Water Quality

The City of Plano has received notification from the North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD) that Lavon Lake is experiencing winter algal bloom. The bloom can impact the taste and odor of treated water for some sensitive water drinkers. This change doesn’t alter the quality or safety of City of Plano water which is provided by NTMWD.

NTMWD has taken several proactive steps to minimize the taste and odor changes caused by algal blooms. They have also implemented an ozonation plan for the Wylie Water Treatment Plants to reduce the taste and odor caused by algal blooms. Visit www.ntmwd.com for all the details.