Fort Worth offers surplus AC units through their "Beat the Heat" initiative, aiming to help residents cope with the summer heat. Eligible participants can apply for a unit at intake events.

Fort Worth Municipal Court introduces VanillaDirect Pay, allowing residents to pay citations at local stores like CVS and Walgreens, offering real-time processing and extended hours for added convenience.

Arlington hosts a free paper shredding and electronics recycling event on Sept. 6, 2025, for residents with proof of residency and limitations on items accepted.

Frisco PD reminds North Texas residents to obtain landowner permission for dove hunting as the season begins, providing a city website resource with a map of legal hunting areas.

The September 2025 Dallas Code Compliance newsletter covers community cleanups, public health initiatives, and the importance of small actions for city maintenance.

Arlington's Parks and Recreation extends summer fun with free access to three splash pads, offering a reprieve from the heat on weekends until September's end.

Texas Star golf course is under renovation, but its clubhouse, Raven’s Grille, offers meals, and the venue provides space for various events, as highlighted on the Euless City website.

Euless is seeking volunteers for local events and positions on city boards and commissions. Interested individuals can contact Chance Boyd for more information.

The HEB Senior Center Games will take place on September 26 at the Bedford Senior Center, featuring competitive events for local seniors who pre-register as members.

Arlington City Council approves a partnership with E-Space to establish its headquarters and a manufacturing hub at the Arlington Municipal Airport, projected to create over 2,000 jobs and significant economic benefits.

Fort Worth invites public input for the redesign of its downtown branch library, hosting listening sessions and offering a survey to gather community feedback on the project.

Lewisville launched "My Water Advisor 2.0" to give residents real-time water usage data via an app and website, supporting the city's sustainability goals.

Lewisville launches the Fall Centennial Passport event to explore local businesses and compete for prizes, part of their year-long celebration activities including arts and history-focused events.