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North Richland Hills residents continue to see their community as a great place to live. A recent citizen’s survey found that 95% of residents rate the quality of life in North Richland Hills as excellent or good, 97.4%... Read on...
The North Richland Hills Police Department recently presented its 2011 Annual Report to the City Council and City Management. The release of the 2011 crime statistics were included in this report, which showed an 11%... Read on...
Mayor Oscar Trevino was presented the 2011 Planning Advocate Award from the American Planning Association’s Midwest Texas Section during the February 13 City Council Meeting. The award is a fitting recognition of Mayor... Read on...
During winter months coyotes, rodents and other wildlife may be sighted as they look for food and shelter in some areas of the city. If these animals find food, water, and protection from the elements, they may not leave the... Read on...
North Richland Hills Fire Chief Andy Jones has announced that he is retiring from the department, effective May 4, 2012. Chief Jones began his career in fire service more than 38 years ago and has served as chief of the... Read on...
North Richland Hills pet owners can now submit an application and payment for pet license tags via the city’s website. According to municipal code, all dogs and cats over three months old must be licensed and wear a city... Read on...
The City of North Richland Hills has partnered with the National League of Cities (NLC) on a program to help provide residents with some relief from the high cost of prescription medications. Through this program, the city... Read on...
The North Richland Hills Police Department has received "Recognized" Status from the Texas Police Chiefs Association Foundation's Best Practices Recognition Program. Through this voluntary process, Texas police... Read on...
While recent rainfall was beneficial, it was not enough to end the drought or lift the mandatory Stage 1 Water Conservation Measures. Under Stage 1, residents and businesses cannot irrigate lawns more than twice per week... Read more »
On November 14, the North Richland Hills City Council approved an agreement to consolidate jail and dispatch operations with Haltom City, Richland Hills and Watauga. The agreement will be implemented in two phases with... Read on...