Pilot program to help resolve title troubles for Dallas homeowners
If you have property in Dallas with a disputed title, the Dallas Title and Property Assistance (TAPA) pilot program may […]
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Meaningful ways to commemorate Juneteenth in Dallas
Juneteenth, observed each year on June 19, is recognized as the oldest known celebration commemorating the ending of slavery in
City and DISD officials release joint statement in response to the Supreme Court’s ruling
Today’s Supreme Court ruling holding the line on the temporary protected status of immigrants under DACA, Deferred Action for Childhood
Pride flag to be raised at City Hall
A Pride flag with the City of Dallas seal will be raised in place of the City of Dallas’s official
Dallas creates 7 Days of Action in honor of George Floyd
Dallas is hosting 7 Days of Action to make residents aware of meaningful events to remember George Floyd. Friday, June
Dallas is a finalist for the National Gold Medal Award
Dallas Park and Recreation Department is a finalist for the 2020 National Gold Medal Awards for Excellence in Park and
Dallas Public Works host virtual meeting to discuss upcoming Coombs Creek Trail projects
City of Dallas Councilmember Chad West, along with the Department of Public Works and Dallas County Commissioner Elba Garcia, will
City Council unanimously passes City’s first Comprehensive Environmental and Climate Action
The Dallas City Council unanimously approved the City’s first Comprehensive Environmental and Climate Action Plan (CECAP) on May 27. The CECAP was developed
Dallas selected in national challenge to reform fines and fees
Local government pursuing fine and fee reform. The City of Dallas was selected to join the inaugural class of leaders in
Dallas Public Works seeks input for new trail
Dallas Public Works is seeking public input regarding an upcoming hike and bike trail extension project from Coombs Creek Trail to