City of Dallas, developers, community partners break ground on Bottom District
City leaders and local developers are breathing new life into the Bottom District, a historic neighborhood on the banks of […]
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As the world slowly reopens, Dallas Animal Services reports “pandemic pets” are staying with their new families
When the pandemic first forced Dallas Animal Services (DAS) to drastically alter its operations more than a year ago, DAS
Three scenic views for Park and Rec Month
The month of July is Park and Recreation Month, and the City of Dallas is celebrating the month by shining
City of Dallas partners with Reliant to help vulnerable residents stay cool in summer heat
Summer in Dallas is known for its sweltering heat, and to help residents stay cool in the city, Dallas is
Scheduled DWU Payment system maintenance
The City of Dallas will be performing system maintenance Sunday, July 18, from 3 a.m. to 11 a.m. You will
City of Dallas launches new Dallas Forestry Website
Urban forests play an important role in a city by filtering air and water, controlling storm water, conserving energy, and
Remembering George Kessler on his birthday
I wonder what landscape architect and planner George Kessler would have to say about Dallas in the 21st century? As
City to host hiring event for 911 operators
If you want to make a difference in the community and serve residents when they need help the most, you
City of Dallas offers free recreational, educational opportunities for teens during July
After a year of challenges and staying inside, the City of Dallas is offering teenagers free access to some of
Dallas Animal Services encourages pet owner safety for Fourth of July weekend
Every year during the first week of July, Dallas Animal Services (DAS) faces a sharp intake of lost pets as
Public input needed for the Local Solid Waste Management Plan
The Sanitation department invites residents to provide input on the Local Solid Waste Management Plan also known as the Zero
Beat the heat in Dallas with these safety tips
Like most summers in Texas…IT’S HOT. Over the next few months, Dallasites will experience their fair share of triple-digit temperatures. With temperatures rising,