Fort Worth supports National Walk to School Day on October 9th, centered at Carter Park Elementary, to promote health, safety, and environmental benefits.

Arlington is responding to the fentanyl crisis by organizing a panel, including the Arlington PD and other local organizations, to discuss solutions and educate the community.

The Euless Fire Department will host the OPEN HOUSE 2024 event, inviting the Euless Police Department to join due to ongoing construction at the police headquarters. The event aims to foster community engagement with first responders.

The Frisco Police and Fire Departments will compete in a food drive challenge during the Hispanic Heritage Festival on October 12th, promoting community spirit and charity.

The Mansfield Police Department hosted "National Coffee with a Cop Day" to strengthen community relations, encouraging residents to meet officers over coffee for casual discussions.

Plano, Texas hosts an event discussing the link between mental health and substance abuse, featuring experts and offering educational resources, CPR training, and Narcan training.

The Irving Fire Department announced the off-duty passing of Fire Equipment Operator Joshua Brandes, expressing deep sorrow and asking for community support.

Coppell, Texas celebrated National Night Out with 68 block parties, fostering community unity. The Coppell Police Department expressed thanks and collected photos for an award submission.

Duncanville plans mosquito spraying on Oct 3-4 due to West Nile Virus presence, targeting ZIP 75137 between 9 PM-5 AM, weather permitting. Residents may opt-out via email.

Braum's supported the Mesquite Police Department's Burgers with a Badge event, fostering community engagement and appreciation for public safety efforts.

Dallas Fire Rescue partners with the National Fire Protection Association for National Fire Prevention Week to emphasize smoke alarm safety and offer free alarms and installation to Dallas homeowners.

The Arlington job fair on Nov. 19, 2024, is set to connect veterans and the public with 160+ employers, offering priority to veterans. Pre-registration is recommended.

Arlington residents can now dispose of bulky items at the city landfill for free on their first three trips each year, with proper ID and a water utility account. Regular fees apply to apartment dwellers or multiple property owners.