City teams with Service Line Warranties for private line repair program
To help residents who are sometimes subject to expensive plumbing repairs on the private side of the meter, the City […]
High-water conditions dictate caution
Heavy rainfall experienced to date, rainfall still in the forecast and planned water releases from area lakes may create high-water
Dallas Public Library to host community event forum
Nearly a half century ago, Dallas Libraries were focal points and meeting places for growing neighborhoods. This history continues today
City converts grease to energy
A Dallas Water Utilities program is creating energy from used grease and cooking oils through a citywide recycling effort. Cease
Employee groups help City foster diversity and ethical standards
Ethics refers to standards of right and wrong that prescribe what people ought to do, usually in terms of duties,
Saving water one leak at a time
Water is a valuable commodity. Across the United States, water and wastewater infrastructure is aging and it is becoming increasingly
Education task force focuses on student achievement
An Education Task Force made up of three Dallas City Council members and Dallas Independent School District (DISD) Trustees is
City wellness initiatives thrive with employees
Daily lifestyle choices are increasingly imperative to the health and future of many Americans. To get employees to learn about
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Employee groups help City foster diversity and ethical standards
Ethics refers to standards of right and wrong that prescribe what people ought to do, usually in terms of duties,
City project underway to improve commuting in Dallas
The City of Dallas Department of Street Services has a project underway to make commuting in Dallas safer and easier.
Task Force identifies opportunities that support student achievement
An Education Task Force made up of three Dallas City Council members and Dallas Independent School District (DISD) Trustees is
Paying it forward: local company’s donation aids firefighter training need
Seven years ago, Dallas Fire-Rescue Captain Robert Maturey was part of a crew from North Dallas’ Station 56 that responded