Statement from City Manager A.C. Gonzalez on incident involving MPT Tennell Atkins
Mayor Pro Tem Tennell Atkins emailed the following response today about an incident that recently took place at City Hall […]
Inside City Hall
Inside City Hall
City releases list of Ebola-related expenses
The City of Dallas has released a list of Ebola-related expenses incurred by the Office of Emergency Management, Dallas Fire-Rescue,
Public Safety
City of Dallas Releases Gatewood Apartments Inspection Report
Two people died in a fire Wednesday at the Gatewood Senior Citizen Complex, 6008 Ridgecrest Road at 2:13 p.m. Wednesday.
Environment
Volunteers are drawn to Trinity River’s natural beauty
More than a thousand corporate volunteers have spent thousands of hours learning about the Trinity River, while also helping to
Community
City workers pull fellow employee from White Rock Creek
Two quick-thinking City employees came to the rescue of a co-worker Tuesday afternoon after the man’s city truck plunged into
Community
The 50th: Honoring the Memory of President JFK
The City of Dallas held an event to mark the 50th anniversary of the death of President John F. Kennedy.
Environment
Sanitation Services honored for recycling education efforts
Sanitation Services has received the State of Texas Alliance for Recycling award for “Outstanding Environmental Public Education and Outreach” Program.
Urban Development
Thanksgiving Tower improvements coming soon
City officials hope that $100 million in proposed improvements to the downtown Thanksgiving Tower will allow current owners to attract
Public Safety
Dallas officers receive Life Saving Awards
Two Dallas police officers were honored for their quick action that saved the lives of two injured citizens. Chief David
Community
WIC Lactation Care Center will move in 2015
Because of a large increase in clients since opening in 2010, the City of Dallas Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Streets
City Making Progress on Storm Debris Removal
The City of Dallas has made significant progress on picking up brush and debris left by the Oct. 2 severe