National Code Enforcement Academy coming to Dallas Nov. 16-17
City of Dallas Community Relations, Community Prosecution and Code Compliance staff will discuss “Building Successful Partnerships – The Dallas Community […]
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Planning and Urban Design: Building strong neighborhoods
The City’s Planning and Urban Design Program has three major initiatives for fiscal year 2015-16, including Neighborhood Plus implementation, Complete
Second bridge installation postponed due to weather
NOTE: Due to inclement weather, the Katy Trail Pedestrian bridge installation at Abrams Road and Trammel Drives has been postponed.
UPDATE: List of street closures surrounding Dealey Plaza during miniseries filming
Update: Revised time for the Street Closures on Wednesday, October 7 and Thursday, October 8, to begin at 9 a.m.
35Express Project will host community meetings to update interstate expansion
Commuters, residents and business owners are invited to learn more about the 35Express Project, an expansion of Interstate 35E between
Dallas North Tollway Ramps will shut down for construction this weekend
The North Texas Tollway Authority will perform pavement repairs on the Dallas North Tollway (DNT) ramps at Mockingbird Lane, Lemmon
Dallas Fire-Rescue stories of bravery and sacrifice: G.C. “Cecil” Moore
Thursday, October 21, 1965 was an average day for most people in Dallas. Gasoline was 32 cents per gallon, Tom
South Dallas Cultural Center announces new resident theater company
The South Dallas Cultural Center is proud to announce that Soul Rep Theatre is their new resident theater company. The former community theater ensemble
Dallas Animal Services Receives Award for “No-Kill” Efforts
Dallas Animal Services was the municipal shelter singled out for the No Place Like Home Award by Best Friends Animal
Sanitation Services working toward “Zero Waste” by 2040
When the City’s Zero Waste Plan was passed in 2013, it established the goal of Zero Waste with phases and
1417 Commerce Street: 51 years and four lives later
Thousands of people walk past 1417 Commerce Street on a daily basis and pay it little attention. It’s currently a