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2020 Consumer
Confidence Report
The CITY OF
RICHLAND will hold a meeting at 06:00 PM on September 9, 2021 at RICHLAND CIVIC CTR 103 W MAIN ST RICHLAND.TX 76681 to
consider adopting a proposed tax rate for tax year 2021. The proposed tax
rate is 0.273200 per $100 of value.
The CITY OF
RICHLAND will hold a meeting at 06:00 PM on September 9, 2021 at RICHLAND
CIVIC CTR 103 W MAIN ST RICHLAND,TX 76681 to
consider adopting a proposed budget for tax year 2022. A copy of the
budget may be viewed here or
picked up at the Office.
History of
Richland, Texas
Located at the junction of Interstate
45 and State Highway 14, on Pisgah Ridge twelve miles south of Corsicana
in Navarro County Texas.
Richland was first settled in the late 1840s. Asa Chambers had
established a store on the trail from Corsicana to Franklin by 1848, when
a post office, named Richland Crossing after nearby Richland Creek,
opened in his store. The store, which moved and changed ownership several
times, continued to form the nucleus of the community until the early
1870s. When the Houston and Texas Central Railway was built through the
area in 1871, the station on the Pisgah Ridge near the store was
designated Richland, and a new community began to develop around the
depot. A post office named Richland began operating in 1878, and by the
mid-1890s the town had two steam gristmills and cotton gins, three
general stores, a grocer, two blacksmiths, two saloons, a hardware store,
a bank, and an estimated population of 150. The first school had begun
operating around the time of the Civil War, and by 1906 the town had a
two-teacher school with an enrollment of seventy-five. Richland continued
to prosper during the 1920s, reaching a peak population of 750 in 1929.
During the 1930s its population began to decline, part because of the
Great Depression. By 1950 the town had twelve businesses and a population
of 369. The decline continued during the 1960s and 1970s, and by 1990
Richland had 244 residents and one business.
The current population is 264.
The City of Richland has received a
grant from North Texas Council of Governments for water system
improvements.
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E-mail: mailto:richlandcity@hotmail.com
Richland’s
First Responders
Fire
Department and
Police
Department
Police Chief Robinson and Fire Chief/Mayor Guard
AMA TechTel is offering
telephone and high speed internet service (8 or
10 mbps) at a great deal for our
citizens. Please call 254-223-0063
to learn more. If you decide you want to use them, tell them Sharon
referred you and we each get a free month!
The City
of Richland now operates our water system. Our hours are 8:00 a.m.
to 3:00 p.m. After hours,
call 903-362-3707 and leave a message.
If you need
information, line locates or have questions, please call (903)362-3707.
We’ve changed over to a new system for
online payments. You can now
sign up for an account that will show you the current amount owed, as
well as text messaging and/or email messaging. You can also sign up for auto
pay.
Click this link. https://nexbillpay.net/richlandcityoftx/BillPay/SignIn
Call in #: 888-479-1988
Compare Electric Rates by clicking this link www.texaselectricityexaminer.com or here https://www.saveonenergy.com/electricity-rates/texas/
We have
an animal control officer, please call Billy @ (817)946-3177. Our
Code Book of Ordinances states that animals must be kept on a leash, or
inside a fence and
their vaccinations be up to date.
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