Enjoy live music and a kid zone at the All American 4th Festival & Fireworks, donate blood in the Battle of the Badges, apply for a neighborhood beautification grant and more in this edition of Plano City News.

June 3-July 12 7:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Read on...

Please contact Environmental Waste Services call center regarding storm debris at 972-769-4150. The team will make every effort to remove debris as soon as possible, but please be aware there is a significant amount throughout the city. Read on...

Mondays are wetter and better during Moonlight Mondays at Tom Muehlenbeck Recreation Center (TMC). Read on...

Looking for something fun for the kids to do this summer without breaking the budget? Sometimes the best method for making lasting memories is through the simplest of activities. Read on...

This summer be a space explorer at the library and learn more about our galaxy. Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the moon landing by making a UFO, exploring black holes, creating a nebula, embroidering a constellation and finding the missing spaceship. Read on...

The City of Plano operated a traffic safety program that used red light cameras as a method of enforcement and deterrence since 2006. Read on...

Take a look back at 2018 for how our water performed throughout the testing year. Read on...

Summer is here and mosquitoes are too. Plano's Environmental Health and Sustainability (EHS) team is proactively protecting Plano residents from these unwelcome pests. Read on...

Before you tear through your closet, garage or garden, follow these rules for recycling or disposing of unwanted items. Read on...

Thirteen Plano restaurants meet requirements to allow dogs on their patio. Read on...

The City of Plano asks you to water lawns and landscapes only two times a week. Read on...

If you struggle with remembering when to place your recycling cart out for collection, we've got a new tool for you. Get reminders by text or email to your favorite device (or both). Read on...

Plano City Council members voted to appoint Mark Israelson as Plano’s new city manager. Israelson replaces City Manager Bruce Glasscock, who retired at the end of April. Read on...