White Settlement is renovating its skate park and basketball court, with temporary closures in March and alternative recreation at the Rec Center during Spring Break.

Arlington seeks public input via an online survey for the $6 million redevelopment of the Woodland West pool, slated for completion in 2027, with options like slides, a splashpad, and a rope-crossing feature.

Mansfield, Texas, is renovating its parks, including a new playground at Katherine Rose Memorial Park, updates at Julian Feild Park, and turf work at Mansfield Sports Park.

A new dog park, Doggie Depot, is opening in Downtown Arlington, Texas, with a celebration on March 13 including a ribbon-cutting, vendors, and activities.

Dallas Park and Recreation facilities will close on Presidents' Day, resuming regular operations the following day.

High Oak Park in North Arlington is being revamped with a $776,000 investment, including a new playground and improved safety features, with construction set to complete by June 1.

Lake Arlington has opened 2025 permits for watercraft use, available online with various fees for residents, non-residents, seniors, and daily/weekend use.

Dallas City Council approves Phase I of Roland G. Parrish Park, investing $10 million in a neglected neighborhood for park improvements, including a football field and playground.

The 7th Fish Creek Cleanup Challenge in Arlington invites volunteers on January 25 to remove litter from the creek, as part of a tradition that has eliminated over 73,645 pounds of trash to date.

Arlington employs over 400 goats as a sustainable land management solution to clear invasive species in parks, as part of a grant-funded project under the urban forestry program.

White Settlement offers free eco-friendly mulch from community cleanup debris to residents, promoting sustainability and practical reuse in landscaping.

Arlington dedicates Rotary Dream Park, a community-funded public space with interactive sculptures, celebrating the power of philanthropy in urban development.

Dallas city park and recreation facilities will close early on New Year's Eve and remain closed on New Year's Day, with normal operations resuming on January 2nd.