The Mesquite Police Department in Texas launched its 41st Citizens Police Academy to educate civilians on police operations through interactive activities.

The Lewisville Police Department offers free Child Safety Seat Clinics, helping parents with car seat installation and safety, not limited to Lewisville workers/residents, by appointment.

Dallas residents celebrated Arbor Day by participating in the Branch Out Dallas event, collecting 2,500 free trees to enhance the city's canopy and ecosystem.

Dallas District 4 plans to honor veterans on Veterans Day, coordinated by local public servants, offering a communal expression of gratitude for military service.

Ellis County offices will close on Thursday, November 27, and Friday, November 28, in observance of Thanksgiving. Normal operations will resume at 8:00 a.m. on Monday, December 1, as the county pauses to honor the spirit of gratitude and reflection.

Dallas will bar vaping in the same places smoking is already banned, with a December 2025 effective date, fines up to $500 and a year to comply. What to expect and where to find help.

Fort Worth Police Department reports a 16.4% crime decrease in Q3 of 2025, noting fewer crimes against persons, property, and society, aided by various law enforcement strategies.

Fort Worth Park & Recreation is hosting Thanksgiving-themed events, including a drive-in movie, a luncheon, and Turkey Bingo across community centers.

The Fort Worth Fire Department is recruiting EMT trainees and paramedics, with applications open until November 30. Details are on their recruitment page.

Atmos Energy releases a Winter Warm-Up Checklist to help customers prepare for cold weather, advising on natural gas service checks, energy conservation, safety maintenance, and carbon monoxide precautions.

The Cedar Hill Police Department celebrated the graduation of its largest Citizen's Police Academy class, aiming to enhance community-police relations through education and understanding.

Euless Police engaged students at Midway Park Elementary through their EPIC program, leading fun PE classes to build positive community relationships, as shared on their Facebook page.

Lewisville PD offers a free Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events Training for adults on November 22, to teach strategies for surviving such incidents.