Park Bridge Homeowners Association - Plano, Texas

Motorist traveling southbound on U.S. 75 will see major delays, but the project is the first of its magnitude in the state.  Beginning Oct. 1, TxDOT will close the southbound high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lane along Central Expressway.  The new $20 million interchange will convert Parker Road from a standard grade-separated bridge to a single-point urban interchange (SPUI).The estimated project completion is fall 2010.

Plano tops yet another list - this time Salary.com's list of the best places in the U.S. to "build personal wealth." Following Plano are Aurora, CO, Omaha, NE, Mineapolis, MN, and Albuquerque, NM. Some of the most sought after places to live in the country turned out to be the worst for building personal wealth, with NYC at the bottom, just worse than Washington, D.C., L.A., Honolulu, and San Francisco.

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Due to the tremendous number of trees down as a result of the storms on April 10th, city crews are in the process of clearing streets and rights-of-way as their top priority.  To report a tree blocking a street or alley, please call the Public Works Department at 972-769-4140. As a result of the volumes, all the tree limbs and other excessive brush may not be picked up at the same time during resident’s normal route schedule. The route driver may have to return the following week to collect the remaining brush.

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What do you do when you have to ensure the public food safety for a city of over 260,000 residents and additional hundreds of thousands of visitors and business travelers? If you're the City of Plano Health Department you simply excel at ensuring such a sanitary and safe food storage and preparation environment that you win the accolade as the "Eighth Safest City in the Nation" and top city in Texas for what basically amounts to "eating out!"