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09/19/2023

10/05/2020

🦇 The Plano Animal Shelter offers low-cost rabies vaccinations on the third Friday of every month. The next clinic is on Oct. 16, according to the press release.

“This positive test highlights the importance of being cautious around wildlife and always reporting any contact with them,” Plano Animal Services Director Jamey Cantrell.

08/15/2020

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06/11/2020

05/28/2020

The time to buy is now before home prices and mortgage interest rates increase more. Inventory is low but we can keep a close eye out for you acting fast before others have a chance. 🏃🏻‍♀️🏃🏻‍♂️

The Collin County Association of Realtors reports that a decrease in new listings in March and April is more significant than seen in the past, implying that sellers are hesitant

05/26/2020

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05/18/2020

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Where to shop for groceries in Plano during the pandemic.

Plano grocery stores are finding ways to offer food to everyone while also attempting to slow the spread of the virus.

05/18/2020

Free drive-through COVID-19 testing clinics will be available to Collin County residents May 20 in McKinney and May 21 in Plano.

The state-run testing program is expected to return to other areas of Collin County on a rotating basis every two weeks, according to a May 14 release from Collin County. These testing sites have been put together through the collaboration of the Texas Military Department, North Central Texas Trauma Regional Advisory Council, Texas Department of Emergency Management, Collin County, Collin College and the city of Plano, the release said.

Free drive-through COVID-19 testing clinics will be available to Collin County residents May 20 in McKinney and May 21 in Plano.

05/18/2020

The city will now reserve well over $1 million for rental assistance and rapid rehousing for financially distressed households in Plano after council members approved the plan May 11.

The bulk of the funding will come from the federal stimulus law, which made more than $800,000 available to the city from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

The city of Plano will redirect money from housing rehabilitation programs in order to make a concerted push to prevent residents from becoming homeless during the coronavirus crisis.