West Nile Virus Update: More Spraying in 2015 compared to 2014
City of Dallas Code Compliance crews have had a busy summer battling the city’s mosquito population and Code Compliance Services […]
Public Safety
Dallas Fire-Rescue stories of bravery and sacrifice: G.C. “Cecil” Moore
Thursday, October 21, 1965 was an average day for most people in Dallas. Gasoline was 32 cents per gallon, Tom
Public Survey: Local Mitigation Action Plan
The City of Dallas Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is conducting a public survey to collect information for residents on
City Marshal’s Office will begin Fall Warrant Roundup Saturday
Law enforcement officers want you to know: if you have an outstanding warrant in the City of Dallas they’re coming
Dallas Fire-Rescue stories of bravery and sacrifice: Michael L. DePauw
A firefighter is never truly off duty. When Dallas Fire-Rescue (DFR) Captain Michael L. DePauw wasn’t at the firehouse he
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
Chief Brown to present Let’s Talk event Thursday
Dallas Police Chief David O. Brown will host Let’s Talk, a conversation with police recruits about community relations at 7
Love Field Unit Officer’s dedication and innovative approach honored
Dallas Police Officer Christopher Crites has been named the Officer of the Quarter for his dedication and innovative approach to
Dallas Fire-Rescue stories of bravery and sacrifice: Gerald “Jerry” Wayne Fields
Jerry Fields was an avid and enthusiastic cook. He loved watching cooking shows and his fellow station mates benefited from
Dallas Animal Services releases Action Plan to improve loose dog enforcement
Note: Below is the plan DAS presented to the Council’s Quality of Life Committee on Monday Sept. 14. The Committee