City of Dallas Releases Proposed Budget for FY 2023-24 and FY 2024-25
City Manager T.C. Broadnax releases his proposed biennial budget for FY 2023-24 and FY 2024-25 on Friday, August 4. This year’s […]
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Update on Ransomware Incident & Personal Data Protection
Aug. 3 Update: Notice of Data Event The City of Dallas is providing notice of a recent data event that
City of Dallas Takes Legal Action to Preserve its Rights While Seeking Agreement with U.S. Navy on Path Forward to Develop Hensley Field
The City of Dallas (“the City”) on Wednesday, August 2, 2023 initiated legal proceedings to ensure it can move forward
City of Dallas to host listening sessions for off street-parking amendments
DALLAS – Listening sessions for Off-Street Parking Code Amendments are taking place on Friday, Aug. 4 and Aug 10. These
City of Dallas gets kids ready for back to school
DALLAS- The Office of Community Care is hosting two Back to School events to help families prepare for the upcoming
City of Dallas introduces goat vegetation management pilot program
This summer, Dallas Water Utilities will implement a lower environmental impact alternative for vegetation management through a targeted goat grazing
Summer of Safety: City of Dallas offers free and low-cost summer activities for kids and teens
2023 For a second year, the City of Dallas is proud to offer dozens of free and low-cost activities for
No Trials, Jury Duty, Court Hearings or Walk-In Court Friday, July 14
Municipal Court is open to provide general citation information and accept customer documents in person. However, due to a tech issue,
City of Dallas collaborates with NOAA to map heat island areas in Dallas
The City of Dallas will join the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and 18 other communities in the western
City of Dallas receives grant to reach more families through innovative WIC outreach efforts
The City of Dallas has been awarded a $344,236 grant to implement a WIC Community Innovation and Outreach Project (WIC
Record heat increases water demands
High temperatures and reduced precipitation are increasing water demands on Dallas’ watersystem. The average consumption for Dallas Water Utilities’ (DWU)
City of Dallas urges electricity conservation and emergency preparedness
With extreme temperatures forecast across North Texas, the City of Dallas is encouraging residents to conserve and prepare. Public facilities