We are currently experiencing technical difficulties with our online water bill payment system. Read on...

Mike Young, a 38-year veteran of the North Richland Hills Police Department, will serve as the city’s Interim Police Chief. Read on...

Your weekly update for all things street related in NRH. Work continues the week of May 29 on Mid-Cities Blvd and at the intersection of Davis Blvd / North Tarrant Parkway. Read on...

Traffic is reduced to one lane in each direction on Glenview Drive between Boulevard 26 and Chapel Park Drive. Read on...

North Richland Hills Police K-9 receives a donated ballistic vest. Read on...

Dispatcher recognized for her efforts during baby delivery on 9-1-1 Read on...

On May 17, four City Council Members took their oaths of office to serve two-year terms. Read on...

Iron Horse Boulevard East improvements are underway. Construction to begin west of Rufe Snow this summer. Read on...

NRH2O Family Water Park opens for the 2023 summer season starting Saturday, May 13. Since its inception in 1995, the park has welcomed over 5.8 million visitors and provided jobs to more than 9,000 seasonal team members. Read on...

A new court has been created to help resolve chronic code violations in more timely manner. Read on...

Several NRH public safety team members recognized by Medical City North Hills for their efforts that helped save a life! Read on...

Expect lane closures and delays at the intersection of Davis Boulevard and North Tarrant Parkway. Read on...

Unofficial results of the May 6 election have been posted. City Council will canvass the election results on May 17. Read on...

City officials joined Centurion American Development Group to break ground for the first phase of the City Point commercial district. Read on...

City Council has approved $2.72 million in preventive street maintenance projects, which is more than double last year’s program. Read on...

After more than 17 years of serving our community, North Richland Hills' Police Chief and Director of Public Safety is retiring. Read on...

Tarrant Appraisal District recently mailed annual property value notices to homeowners. Protest deadline extended. Read on...

Bedford Euless Road is being reconstructed from Boulevard 26 to Strummer Drive. See the latest project updates. Read on...

The city is celebrating its 70th Anniversary during 2023. Read on...

Annual audit report shows city’s finances in good order. Read on...

Designed to be the ultimate theme park experience for little ones, North America's second Peppa Pig Theme Park will open in North Richland Hills in 2024. 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...

Annual R-Spirit awards ceremony took place this week. Read on...

North Richland Hills voters will choose whether or not to amend the City’s Charter during a special election this May. Read on...

B&B Theatres will be opening in North Richland Hills on Thursday, Jan. 19. Read on...

The City Council has appointed a task force to consider updates to the City Charter. Read on...

Effective Feb. 1, Republic Services will increase its monthly fee for garbage and recycling collection services by 4.90%. Read on...

As we count down to the new year, we're looking back at some of our top accomplishments in 2022. Read on...

A new traffic signal is being planned for the intersection of Hightower & Davis. Construction is expected to take place in 2023. Read on...

NRH welcomes Blake Vaughn to City Council Place 5. The Council will officially canvass the election results on Nov. 22. Read on...

NRH City Secretary/Chief Governance Officer Alicia Richardson elected vice president of Texas Municipal Clerks Association. Read on...

Much of the cost to bring Luka onboard was covered by a generous donor. Read on...

Beginning Aug. 15, TEXRail is offering long-term paid parking at five stations, including the Smithfield and Iron Horse stations in NRH. Read on...

The City Council has increased the residential homestead exemption to 20%, which will lessen the impact higher property appraisals will have on a homeowner's city property tax bill. Read on...

City Council recently reconfirmed the mission, vision and goals, which serve as a roadmap for the city's future. 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...