Go inside Ridgeview Pump Station on this episode of Stoler on the Street and learn how it serves a very important role in delivering water to your home! youtu.be/M_sX9-ojVyM

🌟This week in Plano City News🌟 👂Join us for the 2022 Plano Listening Tour 💃Little Sweetheart Dance ✅Recap of Jan. 10 Council Meeting Catch up on these stories and more: conta.cc/3K8AOm4

The City helped DART unveil signage for the new GoLink signs. GoLink on-demand service brings more flexibility and access to other DART services. These changes are part of DARTzoom, DART's redesign of the transit network. Check it out: youtu.be/GfjQuUAyI4c (1/2)

Prepare for winter weather: youtu.be/ao51B2RU6Sg ❄️Disconnect hoses and insulate outdoor faucets ✅Open cabinet doors under sinks to keep pipes warm 💧Drip faucets ▶️Turn off your irrigation system 📢Sign up for Plano City Call: share.plano.gov/citycall 🪴Cover outdoor plants

Know how to shut your water off in case of emergency: share.plano.gov/WaterHowTo Prepare your home for freezing temperatures by following Live Green in Plano’s checklist: bit.ly/3ydqALP

Remember your pets! *Keep pets inside when the temperature dips *Check, wipe and protect their paws *Provide a warm place to sleep *Remember collars and tags If you know of an animal being kept outdoors without appropriate shelter, call Plano Animal Services at (972) 769-4360.

We are under a winter storm watch, and driving will be hazardous when the roads are icy. One simple way to keep yourself and everyone on the road safe is to slow down. Remember, “Ice and snow, take it slow”. Learn more at weather.gov/winter

Winter Storm Warning has been issued for most of North Texas. This was expected. The forecast has not changed. Still expecting freezing rain (.1-.25"+) followed by sleet/snow (.5"-2"). Higher sleet/snow totals west of DFW. Starting Wed. eve in DFW thru the day on Thursday.

We are now under a Winter Storm Warning. The time to prepare is now. Turn off sprinklers. Drip faucets & open cabinet doors when temps drop. Protect plants and pets.

Winter Storm Update - 3 p.m. (2/2/2022) The City will remain open to serve you during this week’s severe weather. We encourage you to contact staff by phone or email for service. (1/3)

Trash Collections: If Thursday is your normal trash and recycling day, prepare for a potential delay of your collections. Place your cart by your collection point and leave it there. When driving conditions are safe, we will make our way to pick up your cart. (2/3)

Do not put trash in your recycling cart. If you are not sure what can go in your recycling cart, review our Acceptable Recycling Cart Items page (plano.gov/991/Accepted-R…). Find other winter weather impacts (including information about facilities) at plano.gov (3/3)

From pre-storm communications to sanding roadways and removing trees, the City of Plano was prepared to address the challenges of Winter Storm Landon in February 2022. Thank you, Plano, for your cooperation, patience and support during the storm! youtu.be/iJ5QCKEeaeg

Are you wondering what's happening on the site of the former Collin Creek Mall? We took our drone out to check on the progress on the Collin Creek redevelopment project. youtu.be/tFkNlEt3Xhg

Your Plano Public Works team is on the roads, scouting for slick areas - especially around bridges. Roads look ok right now. Drive carefully! Remember elevated surfaces freeze first. The team will continue evaluating and our sanding team is ready to go.

Winter Weather Update | 9 a.m. 2/23/22 Roads: Elevated surfaces are starting to ice. Drive with caution and please drive slowly if you have to leave your house! (1/2)

Plano Police Safety Minute - Solicitors at Intersections youtu.be/c6tfT8Yiv0I via YouTube

ERCOT appeals for conservation from 2-8 p.m. Monday, July 11. More details available: ercot.com/news/release?i… Public Utility Commission of Texas #txlege

PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER APPOINTED Plano Police Dept Chief Ed Drain is pleased to announce that Officer Jennifer Chapman has been selected as the department’s new Public Information Officer. She replaces former Public Info Officer David Tilley who retired earlier this year.

Due to lightning in the area and increasing risk of high winds we ended today’s birthday party early. We will be back with an even bigger and better party on July 4th. Make plans to join us for the All American 4th and Plano’s biggest birthday party ever