Suspect caught on camera illegally dumping and burning truck
The Dallas Marshal’s Office crack down on illegal dumping through strategically placed cameras paid off as a suspect was caught […]
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Major downtown Traffic Shift will happen this weekend
A major traffic shift on westbound I-30 will occur in downtown Dallas starting at 10 p.m. Saturday Feb. 27. This
DFR Stress Management Team helping firefighters cope with critical incidents
To maintain and enhance the mental health of the City’s bravest, Dallas Fire Rescue (DFR) created the Critical Incident Stress
Dallas Public Library one of 30 finalists for National Medal Award
The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) has announced that the Dallas Public Library is among 30 finalists for
Sanitation Services launches new collection reminder app
The City of Dallas Sanitation Services is launching a new mobile app that will make it easier for residents to
Dallas Police brief Public Safety Committee on dangers of K-2
Dallas Police briefed the City Council’s Public Safety Committee Feb. 22 on two important issues: K-2 synthetic marijuana and drug
Park and Recreation, DPD recognized for youth boxing program
City of Dallas Park and Recreation and the Dallas Police Department (DPD) were recognized by the City Council for their
City celebrates Dallas’ African American history
Many cultures of people have made America what it is today: a land of opportunity and freedom unknown to many
City Hall on the Go is helping residents across Dallas
The City’s new mobile office, City Hall on the Go has been rolling through neighborhoods since October. During that time,
Great Texas Warrant Round Up set to begin March 5
The Dallas City Marshal’s office will join officers from Houston, San Antonio and other agencies across the state to kick
Council updated on Resilient Cities program
Chief Resilience Officer Theresa O’Donnell provided the City Council with new details about the 100RC Resilience Strategy Process – a
Council briefed on City’s award-winning Public Art Program
The Arts, Culture and Libraries Committee recently provided the City Council with an overview of the City’s Public Art Program