Residents are encouraged to be aware of high-water conditions
Dallas has received heavy rainfall Sunday night and Monday morning. The heavy rainfall may create high-water conditions throughout the City. […]
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City of Dallas partners with Kroger to host grocery delivery hiring event
DALLAS – The City of Dallas and Kroger Co. are hosting a grocery delivery hiring event for the southern Dallas
City of Dallas offers permit resource event
Development Services is starting a new program to help residents learn more about the permitting process. Called Pop Up Permit
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City of Dallas receives Best Place for Working Parents designation
The City of Dallas has received the 2022 Best Place for Working Parents designation by the Best Place for Working Parents.
City of Dallas Office of Emergency Management receives national recognition
DALLAS – The City of Dallas Office of Emergency Management (OEM) has been granted a national accreditation through the Emergency
City of Dallas Releases Proposed Budget for FY 2022-23 and FY 2023-24
City Manager T.C. Broadnax released his proposed biennial budget for FY 2022-23 and FY 2023-24 on Saturday, August 6. This year’s
FCC offers Internet subsidies to Dallas residents
DALLAS – Residents needing assistance with Internet bills may be eligible for a $30 subsidy through a Federal Communications Commission
City of Dallas, Kroger unveil Customer Fulfillment Center in Dallas
The City of Dallas and Kroger Delivery recently unveiled a new Customer Fulfillment Center (CFC) in Dallas. The new center
City of Dallas, Neiman Marcus Group announce retention of the NMG Headquarters in Dallas
DALLAS – The City of Dallas and Neiman Marcus Group (NMG) announced that NMG will continue to call Dallas its
Dallas residents return for in-person Code Academy
For the first time in over two years, Dallas residents met with Code Compliance Services staff face-to-face to participate in
High temperatures increase water demands
The consecutive days of high temperatures and reduced precipitation are increasing water demands on Dallas’ water system. The average consumption