Fort Worth celebrated its 40th Cowtown Great American Cleanup with over 3,700 volunteers gathering 84,800 pounds of litter, followed by an Earth Party at Rockwood Park.

The National Medal of Honor Museum offers Arlington residents a 50% discount on tickets until July 4, 2025, as a gesture of gratitude for local support.

Carrollton finished a six-week storm debris cleanup, clearing 9,042 tons of debris, with Republic Services maintaining usual trash services throughout this period.

Mesquite to hold a family-friendly Citywide Council District Picnic on May 17 at the Mesquite Arts Center, with free entry, activities, and refreshments.

Arlington celebrates Día de los Niños with library events, including storytelling, crafts, mini golf, and author Alicia Salazar's appearance for children's literature.

Euless, Texas plans an Easter brunch at Raven’s Grille on April 20, 2025, with seatings at various times and prices for adults and kids; Mr. E. Bunny will attend for photos. Reservations required.

Free jazz concerts will be held in Dallas city parks starting April 17 with performances through September, starting with saxophonist Tom Braxton at Kiest Park.

Fort Worth is preparing for a major EMS overhaul, with the FWFD taking over operations from MedStar on July 1 to improve service delivery, as noted on the city's website.

Arlington's Department of Public Works is preparing the 2025 Repetitive Loss Area Analysis to enhance flood management and potentially affect insurance rates. The process includes public input and evaluates properties prone to flood damage.

The Euless Family Life Senior Center is hosting a health fair for seniors and caregivers on May 2, 2025, offering health resources and wellness education.

Duncanville hosts a community cleanup event offering disposal services for various items and free lunch for volunteers, with a rainout date scheduled.

Carrollton is recovering from severe weather with clean-up efforts underway. Public works teams clear storm debris and maintain waste services. Residents are advised to separate and properly place debris for collection.

Carrollton residents participate in the North Texas Community Cleanup Challenge, aiming to collect litter with events like the upcoming Spring Community Cleanup. Volunteers can also adopt spots to regularly maintain.