Chapter 27 revised draft
Chapter 27 of the Dallas City Code establishes minimum property standards to ensure that all residential buildings, structures, and premises […]
Community
Dallas Police Department announces Quality of Life Initiative in response to panhandling complaints
The Dallas Police Department’s Quality of Life Initiative is in full effect. This effort is the police department’s response to
Max needed some help: the City answered
You might remember a little boy named Max who needed your help and support in climbing for a cure. Max’s
City receives Local Foods, Local Places technical assistance grant to expand community gardens
The City of Dallas is one of only 27 cities across the nation to receive a Local Foods, Local Places
Community, Featured, Givers
Max needs you to climb for a cure Jan. 30
The Big D Climb is Saturday January 30 at the downtown Bank of America Plaza. But before we hear the
Emergency professionals ensure safety at city events
They’re a fixture at events like the Christmas and St. Patrick’s Day Parades and the Dallas Marathon. They assist spectators
Leave your keys and you may lose your car
According to the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) more than 45,000 vehicles will be stolen this year because the keys
More than 500 volunteers and police officers participate in Dallas Point in Time Homeless Count
More than 550 civilian volunteers, along with Neighborhood Police Officers participated in the annual Point in Time Homeless Count Jan.
Community, Featured, Public Safety
Dallas Citizens Fire Academy seeking applicants
Dallas Fire-Rescue (DFR) is seeking applicants for its 12th Citizen’s Fire Academy (CFA) that will begin March 24 and run
Builders, Community, Urban Development
TxDOT SEEKS PUBLIC INPUT FOR SOUTHERN GATEWAY MANAGED LANES PROJECT
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) will conduct the following public meetings from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. to present project
Dallas B.R.A.I.N promotes entrepreneurial literacy and local business development
Since launching last year, Dallas Business Resource and Information Network (B.R.A.I.N) has started pilot programs at the Highland Hills, Prairie
VIDEO: Dallas Public Library donates 5,000+ books to tornado damaged school
Donald T. Shields Elementary School was directly in the path of the tornadoes that ripped through North Texas in December.