Dallas City Hall on the Go is now reaching out to citizens across the city
City Hall on the Go, the City’s specially equipped van is now rolling through Dallas, providing a variety of services […]
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City of Dallas executives featured in Urban Land Institute case study on women in workforce
Several City of Dallas executive leaders are featured in a case study on employee diversity and the current state of
Sprucing up your neighborhood? There’s a grant for that
A grant is up for grabs for those hoping to strengthen and engage their neighborhood through the GrowSouth Neighborhood Challenge.
City Manager announces new executive appointments
Dallas City Manager A.C. Gonzalez has announced a number of new executive appointments. Alan E. Sims: A 29-year veteran of
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Today is the last day to register to vote in November 3 elections
October 5 is the last day to register to vote in the November 3 Constitutional Amendment and Joint Election if
Theresa O’Donnell is named City’s first Chief Resilience Officer
What would it take for the City of Dallas to be prepared to quickly recover from a natural disaster? What
Meet the City Staff: John H. Slate, City of Dallas Archivist
What do Bonnie and Clyde, architectural plans, maps from the turn of the century and John F. Kennedy police records
DALLAS 911 MEMORIAL STAIR CLIMB WILL BE HELD SATURDAY AT RENAISSANCE TOWER
The public is invited to join firefighters, law enforcement and EMS personnel from the north Texas region and beyond for
Dallas Animal Services to brief City Council Wednesday on operating budget and metrics
Dallas Animal Services (DAS) Manager Jody Jones will present a briefing to City Council Wednesday as part of the FY
Park and Recreation receives $1 million grant for Bachman Lake Park Trail renovations
Dallas Park and Recreation has received a $1 million Texas Parks and Wildlife Urban Outdoor Grant to renovate the Bachman