Richardson's bigwigs are throwing open the doors to City Hall this Saturday, giving the public a rare peek behind the curtain where the infrastructure magic happens. On April 27, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., the city's Engineering and Capital Projects Departments will showcase the effects of the tax dollars at work, as part of a community open house at the government building located at 2360 Campbell Creek Blvd., Suite 525.
The city is rolling out the red carpet, inviting residents to come to see where their ballot box checks are cashed, featuring updates on projects tied to the 2015 and 2021 City Hall Bond Programs, among other critical infrastructure initiatives, according to the City of Richardson, Texas. The event is a come-and-go affair, no strings attached, but it's a chance to rub elbows with the very engineering staff who are tasked with the tall order of keeping the city's veins and arteries pumping; from the veins of Custer Road through Phases 1 and 2, to the arteries of West Prairie Creek Drive and West Shore Drive, they'll lay it all bare.
Richardson's residents will get a firsthand look at progress on the new City Hall and Richardson Public Library projects, which promise to be community cornerstones for years to come, it's a peek at the future now, while the iron's hot and the construction dust has yet to settle. No need for formal R.S.V.P.s, the meet, and greet is designed to be laid-back and informative with a side dish of civic pride on display.
Anyone looking for the lowdown on where the city's heading should mark their calendars; this is the scoop you won't get from just any old city newsletter or bulletin board. It's your taxes, your city, your move. Those keen on skipping the event but still itching for information can hit up the city's website full of details at www.cor.net/Projects, it's the net that catches all the falling details you may have missed if you don't grab a chance to chat up the local civil engineering celebs this weekend.
