City of Dallas adopts new Economic Development Policy
The Dallas City Council passed its new Economic Development Policy on Wednesday, May 26. The Policy will begin with a […]
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June 5 runoff – Early Voting now open
Early Voting in Dallas County for the June 5 runoff begins Monday, May 24, and will end on June 1. Here’s
Caution: High-water conditions expected in the Dallas area
Dallas has received substantial rainfall this past weekend and more is expected. The heavy rainfall creates high-water conditions throughout the
City of Dallas to close The Potter’s House vaccination hub
Saturday, May 15 will be the final day of vaccinations at The Potter’s House vaccination hub, which has operated as a
Dallas Code continues to enforce restaurant cleanliness as they welcome more patrons
With more restaurants reopening back to 100% capacity, the cleanliness of a restaurant is more important than ever. The heightened
Ground breaks on new homes in Cedar Crest
Development to include 19 single-family homes prices starting at $155,000 The Department of Housing and Neighborhood Revitalization and Confia
No appointment required at City’s COVID-19 vaccination site
The City of Dallas is no longer requiring appointments for vaccinations at The Potter’s House Vaccination Hub site. Residents can
Public input needed for Convention Center Master Plan
The public is invited to participate in a virtual public open house at 6 p.m. on April 15 to learn
City to aid local organizations with cleanup effort throughout holiday weekend
The City of Dallas Office of Homeless Solutions and the Department of Code Compliance Services are partnering to aid Dallas’ unsheltered
Dallas City Council passes city’s first Racial Equity Resolution
The Dallas City Council unanimously voted on Wednesday, March 24 to approve the City’s first Racial Equity Resolution. The resolution
Winter weather delays, closures
The City of Dallas is continuing to monitor the winter weather event in the area. Check back frequently for updates.