This year we are partnering with the Richardson Rotary Club to place flags in the neighborhood. This is in addition to the flags we have been placing in the parkways.

This Richardson Rotary program funds scholarships for RISD students and makes it possible for Scouts BSA and Girl Scouts to earn money for scouting activities. As an incentive to renew, we are offering the flags at a discount over the regular price with your membership.

The annual membership is $25, and for an extra $30 you will be enrolled in the flag program for your house five times a year. President’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day plus 9/11 Patriot’s Day, and Veteran’s Day. This is discounted from the normal $40 per year for the flag program alone.

Flags will be placed in the parkway on the Saturday prior to the holiday and remain until the following Saturday. More information.

Pay your dues online today here.

We had a great celebration at The Line Sports Bar on January 14th as we expressed appreciation for the many hours that our volunteers have patrolled in our neighborhood to keep it safe. Our group of volunteers logged 809.2 patrol hours in 2019 keeping North College Park safe. Continue reading →

We are sorry to report that we were unable to make this event happen. Some key volunteers were not available to coordinate the event. We will try again in 2020.

We had a great turnout for National Night Out. Thanks to everyone who participated and helped pull this event together.

Here are some pictures from the event. Thanks to James Williams who took the pictures.

With all this rain the mosquitos are out in force!  It’s a battle to keep them under control. All of us need to be aware of the 4 D’s of protection;

• DRAIN standing water around the home
• Use insect repellent containing DEET
• Avoid being outdoors at DUSK and DAWN
• DRESS to protect yourself with long sleeves and pants

More information  at the city website:  https://www.cor.net/mosquito

There have been a few reported incidents in the Richardson/Garland area (east side of Richardson) regarding scams to senior citizens. The “water check” scam consists of a male knocking on your door and explain to you that the city is doing some water line repairs. The male proceeds to ask you if he can come into your house, once inside he will ask you to open one of the faucets for “pressure check.” He makes you believe he’s checking one of the other faucets, but in reality he’s probably stealing your home valuables.

Please remember, a city worker will not ask you to come into your house AND a city worker MUST be in uniform while performing his job. If you have an emergency, please call 911.

Thanks to everyone who came out for our 4th of July Parade and Picnic.  The weather was perfect and everyone had a great time.  A special thanks to those who helped out and to the Richardson Police Department who provided an escort.

Here are some pictures from the event.  Thanks to  James Williams who took the pictures!

If you missed out, be sure and  put this event on your  schedule for next year!