Consultant report recommends measures to address loose dog problem in south Dallas
A report from the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), hired by the City to address its loose dog problem, has recommended […]
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DWU offering prizes for Defending Your Drain
An education and outreach effort from Dallas Water Utilities awards prizes for residents who do their part to keep the
Council considers proposal to privatize Fair Park
The Dallas City Council is considering a proposal that would hand over operation of Fair Park to the non-profit Fair
DPD to present Hispanic outreach Wednesday
The Dallas Police Department’s Southeast Patrol Division will sponsor Unidos, a Hispanic community outreach program designed to provide assistance to
DART announces Labor Day weekend schedule
Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) will operate a modified schedule Sept. 5 for the Labor Day holiday. • DART bus
Dallas Streetcar Block Party to celebrate southern extension to Bishop Arts
The City of Dallas in coordination with DART invites the community to the Dallas Streetcar Community Block Party, to be
Video: Here’s a look at what’s going on in Your City
On this week’s Your City: Every two years, the City surveys residents to learn how they feel about City services.
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
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