Winter Storm Recovery

As NRH residents and businesses work to recover from the winter storm, this webpage will provide information and resources that may assist you. Check back periodically for updates. 

Food, Housing AssistanceIf you are without food or shelter call 2...

Don’t Get Scammed

Watch for and report any suspicious activity or potential fraud.

Disasters often bring communities together but con artists, identity thieves and other criminals may target survivors. The most common types of post-disaster fraud include phony housing inspe...

Winter Weather Update

Wednesday, Feb. 24 Update

GARBAGE / RECYCLING UPDATE Due to heavy volumes, Republic Services has been working Wednesday to catch up on collections from the first part of the week. Please report missed collections to https://www.nrhtx.com/Requesttracker/Hom...

Water Update

Monday, Feb. 22 Resume Normal Water Use

NRH water customers may resume normal water use. The supply of water coming to NRH has returned to normal levels, and the amounts of water in our water storage tanks are also back to normal. Thank you for doing your ...

COVID-19

Tarrant County Coronavirus Hotline

817-248-6299

Current Case Numbers

Vaccination Information

Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2021

Tarrant County Mask Mandate Extended 

Tarrant County’s declaration of local disaster due to a public health emergency and mask...

New Parks & Recreation Director Named

We are pleased to announce the promotion of Adrien Pekurney to Director of Parks & Recreation. Adrien, who has been with the City of NRH for nearly 22 years, will lead and direct the management and operation of all of our parks, trails and recreation ...

2020 Bond Program

Dec. 15, 2020 Update: 

At their December 14 meeting, the City Council reviewed the schedule for 2020 bond program. Reconstruction of the 27 streets included in the program will be phased in over the next 5 to 7 years. The schedule has been posted ...

New City Council Member

Vickie Loftice Retirement

After more than 30 years of public service, Vickie Loftice is retiring from the City of North Richland Hills. Ms. Loftice began working for North Richland Hills as the Recreation Center Supervisor in 1989 and became Assistant Director of Parks & Recre...

2020 Year in Review Video

As we wrap up the first week of the new year, we pause to thank our North Richland Hills city staff for their hard work and perseverance during the past year. We also thank you, our community, for your support throughout 2020. It was a challenging year to...

City Council Member Resigns

Get to Know Us

Talent, experience and diversity … that’s what it takes to deliver the wide variety of services the city provides every day, and to carry out the City Council’s goals for our community. Diversity, experience, and skill are v...

City Point Development

Update: Oct. 7. 2020

Ground Breaking

City of North Richland Hills officials joined Centurion American Development Group on Oct. 7, 2020 to break ground for the City Point development. The event was streamed live and is available to watch on the city&apo...

Iron Horse Golf Course Improvements

Iron Horse Golf Course celebrated their grand reopening the weekend of Sept. 18, 2020, following a 10-month renovation project. The project included extensive drainage improvements, widening of the playing corridors throughout the course, new irrigation o...

Park Improvements

The majority of Linda Spurlock Park will be closed for renovations beginning Monday, July 20, 2020. Only the north end of the walking trail will be accessible to the public during construction. All other park amenities will be closed, including the playgr...

Face Masks

Update July 10, 2020: 

Y’all Wear A Mask Resources

Printable and digital resources are now available at https://yallwearamask.com for local businesses and organizations to use to remind everyone to wear a face covering.  

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Preventive Street Maintenance Program

Maintenance work on 163 streets across NRH will help extend the life of the roadways.

Rail Safety

The City of North Richland Hills reminds residents to always remain alert and cautious around railroad crossings and tracks.

Tragically, a person or vehicle is hit by a train about once every three hours in the U.S., according to Operation Lifesaver, Inc.,...