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The proposed Sunny South Dallas PID would assess an additional annual fee to non-homestead properties within the district, with nearly half of the budget dedicated to public safety and community outreach, and requires City Council approval and majority landowner support by February 2027.
The Dallas Free Press and the League of Women Voters of Dallas hosted a voter information session to address confusion around changes to the voting process in Dallas County, and provided resources to help voters cast their ballots with confidence.
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Dallas ISD’s proposed $6.2 billion 2026 bond is broken down […]
Based on notes by Dallas Documenter Brianna Patt Dallas City […]
The road to saving $2.6 million from the Dallas Public […]
The City Plan Commission voted to remove deed restrictions on […]
The Dallas City Council approved a long-contested development agreement on […]
Due to the removal of countywide voting in Dallas County, […]
On Wednesday, the Dallas City Council voted to take the reins on […]
Based on notes by Dallas Documenter Bridget Willis Smith The […]
Based on notes by Dallas Documenter Drew Emrich Dallas City Council […]
Dallas ISD staff presented their preliminary 2026 bond plan during a […]
In November, West Dallas residents attended a public meeting to […]
From notes by Dallas Documenter Brianna Patt As the city […]
Scottie Smith II, who co-chaired the South Dallas Fair Park […]
From notes by Dallas Documenter Drew Emrich A policy for […]
A zoning request for an apartment development along a single-family […]
Park and Recreation board members questioned the future of South […]
Written by Dallas Documenter Jenna Stephenson The Dallas city manager’s […]
Library closures, infrastructure investment and police funding were some of […]
City staff and planning commissioners are bracing for a new […]
The City Plan Commission delayed the July vote of a […]
Hundreds of Dallas residents spoke against proposed service and fare […]
The City of Dallas approved a long-awaited area plan to […]
Dallas Police Chief Daniel Comeaux introduced himself to the Community […]
Six candidates attended a forum to discuss public safety, affordable housing, economic growth, and more, with four of them declaring their support for a historic district in the Queen City neighborhood and an authorized hearing for the South Dallas/Fair Park Area Plan.
Nine candidates are running for the District 6 city council seat in Dallas, and eight of them attended a forum to discuss public safety, gentrification, affordable housing, and more, with candidates proposing policies such as reducing property tax values for West Dallas residents, preserving neighborhoods, and addressing environmental issues.
During a March City Plan Commission meeting, a dozen residents […]
During a March 6 City Plan Commission meeting, Kleberg residents […]
The DART board approved $5 million to temporarily extend DART’s […]
During a February meeting, the Parks and Recreation board members […]
A zoning request to build a duplex in a neighborhood […]
As the City of Dallas’ priorities shift, staff are proposing […]
Data presented at this month’s Dallas Area Partnership to End […]
When we launched the Dallas Documenters program in Spring 2023, […]
Bonton representatives want to know why no one told them […]
The latest on City of Dallas MWBE contracts During a […]
The latest on Fair Park First’s efforts: Fair Park First […]
The latest: District 6 residents prioritized two projects for the […]
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A zoning request to build a duplex in a neighborhood […]
During a February meeting, the Parks and Recreation board members […]
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