B.R.A.I.N. programs to be at all libraries by October
The Dallas Business Resource and Information Network, (B.R.A.l.N.) , a collaboration between the Dallas Public Library (DPL) and the Office […]
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City of Dallas Security Officer helps homeless vet
For eight months, Willie King, a homeless and partially blind veteran, slept between the trash bins at the Martin Luther
Dallas City Council advised that proposed Step Pay System, hiring additional officers needed
Police Chief David Brown told the Dallas City Council that a proposed step pay system and hiring 549 additional officers
FY 2016-17 Proposed City Budget
Each year, the city manager presents the City of Dallas budget and citizens can weigh in on how their tax
Dallas Public Library 7th floor reopening Saturday
An interactive touch screen video wall and an updated O’Hara Hall with state-of-the-art audio and visual technology are among the
OEM Community Response Team training to begin September 17
The City of Dallas Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is offering their second round of Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) classes for
Council briefed on creation of Street Forestry Division
The Dallas City Council was briefed on a proposal to create a Street Forestry Division within the Streets Department, which
Keeping Dallas Safe: Task Force Update for the Week of August 4 -11
The Dallas Police Department’s Violent Crime Task Force began its enforcement operations in March of 2016 with the goal to
Dallas Animal Services breaks adoption record
Dallas Animal Services adopted 924 animals in the month of July, breaking their all-time adoption record. The last time they
DART Vehicles Help Victimized Youth Get to a ‘Safe Place’
North Texas youth in crisis have a new fleet of safe places, thanks to DART’s participation in the national “Safe
Video: Here’s a look at what’s going on in Your City
Among the stories featured on this week’s Your City: On July 7, Dallas experienced one of the greatest tragedies in
Local Foods, Local Places showcases Dallas’ food and economic advantages and needs
The City’s Office of Environmental Quality is asking residents who want to boost our local food economy to participate in