The Grapevine Police Department introduced a camp to teach high school students about public safety, covering drone usage and road safety, and emphasizing community engagement.

Duncanville's PIP Days invite homeowners in need to apply for help with home exterior maintenance, fostering community bonds through volunteer work. Submission deadline is August 15, 2024.

Beacon Recreation Center in Arlington announces a free Friday Night Splash Party on June 21, featuring music, food trucks, and a splash pad event for families.

Arlington is set to perform targeted ground spraying against West Nile Virus after detecting infected mosquitoes. Spraying will occur over two nights, following CDC guidelines, with precautions for residents.

Plano Police took local kids aged 8-12 fishing to strengthen community relations, providing equipment and teaching them how to fish, reflecting a commitment to community engagement.

Dallas launches the Healthy Food Dallas Initiative to aid food access for the low-income population and offers a workshop for nonprofits. Additionally, Dallas Animal Services extends hours and waives adoption fees on June 20.

The DOJ reached agreements with four Texas counties to improve their election websites' accessibility for voters with disabilities, consistent with ADA guidelines.

Arlington's city hall monuments will be lit in purple for #WorldElderAbuseAwarenessDay to raise awareness and promote action against elder mistreatment.

Firefighter Eric Burts was honored as Junior Civilian of the Quarter at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth for his exemplary service and positive attitude.

Fort Worth declared June 11 as Moral Injury Awareness Day to recognize the psychological impact of moral injury on first responders, supporting their mental health and promoting dialogue around wellness.

Lake Como Cemetery in Texas received the Official Historic Texas Cemetery Marker for its significance. A dedication event is planned with community speakers. This recognition helps protect historic sites like this cemetery.

The Fort Worth City Council approved $36,600 to support the Fresh Access Program, enhancing summer camp kids' access to healthy snacks and combating food insecurity.

The Lewisville Public Library hosts a variety of events including gaming, anime making, and a culinary experiment for teens, wrapping up with a train-themed event for younger children.