The signs of a thyroid problem can be subtle.

With snow in the forecast this weekend, we would like to remind all residents of the City's snow event parking regulations.

City offices will be closed Monday, January 21st for the Martin Luther King Jr. Day Holiday

Rep. Keith Wheeler was among nine GOP state lawmakers who joined with Democrats to pass a bill to hike the pay of state agency department heads this week.

Check out Wilmot Mountain’s Snow Tubing!

The City is now accepting applications for a Maintenance Worker I in the Parks Department.

The Plano Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to welcome our 2019 Board of Directors.

Mark your calendars now for the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Power Leadership Breakfast, which will be hosted by Collin College on Saturday, January 19.

The City is now accepting applications for a Superintendent of Water and Sewer in the Public Works Department.

Garbage collection is delayed by one day this week, on account of the New Year holiday.

The Special Board of Fire and Police Commission will meet on Thursday, December 27, 2018 at 5:30 PM in the City Hall (800 Game Farm Road), Conference Room.

The City is now accepting applications for a Superintendent of Water and Sewer in the Public Works Department and a Maintenance Worker I in the Parks Department.

Tonight was our 3rd annual Shop with a Cop!

Today Officer Lopez graduated the Suburban Law Enforcement Academy and we are very proud to have him in our organization.

For our staff holiday celebration, we closed the office and spent the morning volunteering at North Texas Food Bank.

The DXC Technology campus, formerly EDS, has been underutilized in recent years,” Plano Chamber of Commerce CEO Jamee Jolly said.

A friendly reminder that the City offices will be closed the following days for the holidays

Garbage collection is delayed one day both weeks of Christmas and New Year because of the holidays.

Three police officers graduated the Cook County Sheriff’s Academy at Triton College on Friday.

In a list of the 30 most populous counties in Illinois, Kendall County ranked No. 21 for the rate of abortions performed there in 2017, according to an Illinois Department of Public Health report issued in December, which tracks abortions performed on an annual basis.