Code Compliance introduces new super hero
The Department of Code Compliance is introducing a new Super Hero in our Dallas Community, Captain Codey – a native […]
State Climatologist Speaks on Climate Change in Dallas
The Office of Environmental Quality in conjunction with the Dallas Bar Association Environmental Law Section hosted the North Texas Climate
Better Transportation Solutions Coming to Southern Dallas’ Inland Port
The City of Dallas is likely one step closer to having a comprehensive transportation plan for the Inland Port. The
Streets to be closed for St. Patrick’s Day events
Several events are scheduled to take place on Saturday, March 17, including St. Paddy’s Day Dash Down Greenville, Dallas St. Patrick’s
Women of Wonder Con coming to Dallas Public Library March 10
Women and girls involved in creative industries are invited to network and learn at Women of Wonder Con Saturday at
Phone system outage – PSC
Due to recent weather events, the telephone lines serving Public Safety Corporation PSC are temporarily out of service. However, PSC is
Office of Emergency Management to conduct Mass Casualty Exercise
The Office of Emergency Management (OEM), which is tasked with keeping Dallas prepared for any incident, regularly conducts exercises to
Dallas Animal Services drops adoption prices
Dallas Animal Services (DAS) has dropped the price of adoption for dogs from $85 to $45, and the price for
Heavy rain leads to City of Dallas sewer overflows
Dallas Water Utilities (DWU) today reported that recent heavy rainfall has caused sanitary sewer overflows at several locations throughout the
Citizens encouraged to be aware of high water conditions
Dallas has received substantial rainfall this week and more is expected. The heavy rainfall may create high-water conditions throughout the
Prom dreams come true with the Dallas Public Library
Prom Dress Giveaway at Central Library The Dallas Public Library will open its Fairy Tale Closet from 10:30 a.m. to
Dallas Public Library launches #DPLWhatsNext campaign
If you’ve ever finished an audio book, a movie, a novel, or even a CD, you’ve very likely wondered: “What