August 2014

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  1. Mon, Aug 4

    Self Sufficiency Committee

  2. Mon, Aug 4

    Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting

  3. Tue, Aug 5

    Parks and Recreation Planning Board

  4. Tue, Aug 5

    Library Advisory Board

  5. Wed, Aug 6

    City Council Work Session

  6. Thu, Aug 7

    457 Oversight Committee Meeting

  7. Thu, Aug 7

    Cultural Affairs Commission

  8. Mon, Aug 11

    City Council Meeting

  9. Mon, Aug 18

    Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting

  10. Mon, Aug 25

    City Council Meeting
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2014-15 Recommended Budget 

  1. Get Involved! Apply for Citizens Government Academy!

    Citizens Academy is program that takes you through “a year in the life” of the City of Plano. Once a month experience a hands-on, interactive class by City staff and find out what makes Plano the City of Excellence! Space is limited, apply today! Read on...

  2. Plano City News - July 29

    In Plano City News plan to attend the Friends of the Plano Public Library Book Sale, get Wanda Jackson tickets and take mosquito precautions. Read on...

  3. Board and Commission Openings

    The City of Plano is currently accepting applications from citizens interested in serving on a Board or Commission. A reception will be held from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, August 21 at the Plano Municipal Center. Read on...

  4. The City of Plano is an Excellent Place to Work!

    Find out about employment opportunities including our current recruitment for Environmental Health Director.

  5. Plano City Call Keeps Citizens Informed

    As of April 1, Plano City Call replaces Blackboard Connect as the City's notification service. Read on...
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Water Updates

  1. Area Water Supply Affected By Three Main Factors
    North Texas Municipal Water District's Critical Water Supply Trifecta outlines the three main factors that have impacted our water supply. Denied access to Lake Texoma over the past 5 years, long-term drought, and regional growth are discussed in detail. To read the NTMWD Trifecta, click here.  

    Water Smart Plano: How the City Saves Water

    Sometimes saving water is as simple as replacing sprinkler nozzles. At Davis Library and Carpenter Recreation Center, high-efficiency nozzles are used to save water. These multi-stream rotating nozzles provide a more uniform distribution of water at a lower application rate for the best soil absorption.

    For more information on water conservation and restrictions in Plano, visit http://www.plano.gov/water.

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