Gary Landers was named the new Police Chief of Euless, recognized for his extensive service history and commitment to the community by Mayor Linda Martin.

Steven Viera joins Euless as Assistant City Manager, bringing extensive local government management experience from his previous role in Corpus Christi.

Denton residents can now easily track local government activities with the Friday Staff Report available online and can sign up for alerts to receive updates.

Dallas launches a nationwide search for new police and fire-rescue chiefs, engaging PSSC to find qualified candidates focused on innovation, trust, and effective crime reduction.

Garland, Texas, is considering a $360 million bond program for infrastructure and revitalization, with a potential Special Election on May 3rd. Public input is sought.

Arlington received the GFOA Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for its FY 2025 budget, marking 39 years of fiscal excellence, including its Long-term Financial Forecast and Financial Policies.

The Aledo ISD, City of Willow Park, and Parker County ESD 1 have secured land for future educational and emergency services amidst rapid development and rising land costs.

Lt. Michael Beber retires after 28 years in law enforcement, celebrated by the Collin County Sheriff's Office for his mentorship and service within a detention facility.

Carla Fahey has been dedicated to Duncanville ISD since 1984, serving as a volunteer, PTA leader, trustee, and educator for over 37 years. Her work includes co-founding the district's education foundation.

Steve Asher has been sworn in as the new constable for Collin County's Precinct 4, bringing extensive law enforcement experience from Nevada and Texas.

Keller's Planning & Zoning Commission sets three public hearings for February 11 to decide on proposed developments, including two business SUPs and residential carports.

Shane Sowell is sworn in as Chief Deputy of Detention Services at Dallas County Sheriff's Department, tasked with addressing challenges in local detention facilities.

The White House OMB has frozen federal grant disbursement, impacting cities like Dallas. Officials are reviewing potential effects on local programs, with updates to follow. Social Security and Medicare remain unaffected.