More North Richland Hills residents can now raise chickens in their own backyards, after the approval of a new city ordinance during the Nov. 13 City Council Meeting. Read on...
Construction activity is coming soon to the North Tarrant Express (NTE) Corridor, which spans 13 miles from Fort Worth to Irving on NE Loop 820 and SH 183. Read on...
North Richland Hills kicks off a month of holiday activities with the lighting of the city's 46-foot tall Christmas Tree in Stormy Plaza Park on Thursday, Nov. 30. Read on...
Our department is heartbroken to share that the critically injured man from Monday night's crash has passed away. 21-year-old Gavin Owens of Hurst succumbed to his life-threatening injuries sustained in the four-vehicle crash Monday evening. Read on...
Planning is underway for a Main Street improvement project, thanks to a $2.2 million grant from the North Central Texas Council of Governments. Read on...
All lanes of Glenview Drive reopened between Vance and Chapel Park. Lane closures remain in place from Vance east to Boulevard 26 as Atmos continues work in that area. Read on...
A new outdoor weather warning system is in place at six NRH Park & Recreation facilities to signal to athletic leagues and other parkgoers when lightning is near. Read on...
The city will be replacing water meters later this year and implementing a new portal that provides customers with detailed usage data and leak detection alerts. Read on...
A bond proposition for street improvements was approved in November 2020 with 79% voting in favor. See project schedules and updates. 2020 Bond Program
New homes and businesses will soon be built on the vacant land along City Point Drive around North Richland Hills City Hall. Read City Point information...
North Richland Hills Police Department provides our community with a safe, effective, and convenient way to dispose of unwanted prescription or non-prescription medications. Read on...
We here at the North Richland Hills Police Department are blessed to be a part of such a great community. All our members thank you for your support, and we stand by our commitment to ensuring that we give the best service possible to all our citizens. Our mission and philosophy guide all our efforts to keep our community safe. As a direct result, our staff will work tirelessly to ensure we give the service that you deserve throughout this community. If you would like to become part of the North Richland Hills Police Department family, we have employment and volunteer opportunities throughout the agency and would love to have you as a part of our team. A communitywhere people feel safe and secure is paramount to our duties, and we are dedicated to that cause every day.
