Dallas Park & Recreation seeks new team members
The City of Dallas Park & Recreation is hiring. The department is hosting a job fair on Saturday, October 12 […]
Dallas Park and Recreation to host Pumpkins on the Plaza
Celebrate the cooler weather and join the City of Dallas Park and Recreation Department’s annual fall carnival at City Hall
Dallas Connector Project to provide transportation for homeless
The City of Dallas is continuing to aid in providing wraparound services to those experiencing in Dallas. Thanks to a grant
Plan your escape during National Fire Prevention Week
Dallas Fire-Rescue (DFR) is encouraging all Dallas residents to have a plan in the event of a fire. National Fire
Dallas Animal Services lowers fees to increase adoptions
On October 1, Dallas Animal Services (DAS) made changes to their shelter fees. These updates were based on the results
Dallas Animal Services and Dallas Public Library partner for feline-friendly adoption event
Dallas Animal Services is teaming up with Dallas Public Library to find homes for adoptable cats and kittens. To celebrate
Code Compliance Services hiring equipment operators
The City of Dallas Code Compliance Services is hiring for equipment operators! Pay ranges $17.25 – $19.16 per hour. If
Dallas awarded $500,000 grant to preserve African American civil rights history
The City of Dallas was awarded a National Park Service (NPS) Grant in the amount of $500,000 to preserve African
Changes to City’s public records request process
Effective September 1, 2019, the process for requesting public records from the City of Dallas will change in response to
National Voter Registration Day – How to register in Dallas
Tuesday, September 24 is National Voter Registration Day and the City of Dallas wants to help you get registered to
Top 5 library tools every Dallas student should know about
School is back in session which means it’s back to homework for Dallas students. There are tons of free resources
Dallas City Council adopts $3.8 billion FY 2019-20 Budget
The Dallas City Council unanimously voted to adopt a $3.8 billion FY 2019-20 budget. For the fourth year in a