The Rockwall County Commissioner's Court commended the local Elections Department for their work in managing the high voter turnout in the November 5, 2024 General Election.

Parker County firefighters joined a training event, Midrise Mayhem, to improve skills in handling fires in midrise buildings, using a new fire tower for simulations.

The Wylie Police Department praised its Records Division's staff for their critical, behind-the-scenes work during National Law Enforcement Records Personnel Week.

The Irving Police Department paid tribute to the retirement of Officer McPherson after 20 years of service, highlighting his roles, influence, and the impact of his departure.

The White Settlement Police Department celebrated the graduation of its first Junior Police Academy class, attended by local dignitaries, highlighting community engagement efforts.

White Settlement Police Department hosted the West Tarrant Chiefs Alliance event to promote inter-agency cooperation and community safety, attended by regional law enforcement leaders.

Grand Prairie Police celebrated Officer New's reappointment as the Chair to the Texas Crime Stoppers Council, showcasing his ongoing contributions to crime prevention.

K9 Tex joins the Mansfield Police Department with Officer Kee after completing specialized training, adding to the department's ability to enhance public safety.

Fort Worth's City Council has approved the purchase of 38.2 acres of land to expand the city's open spaces, at a cost well below market value, as part of Mayor Mattie Parker's initiative to preserve 10,000 acres over five years.

The City of Denton offers online updates on local government activities and provides an alert system for residents to stay informed on council matters and staff affairs.

The City of Mansfield, Texas, celebrated its veterans with a parade featuring local organizations and military groups, where Veterans Memorial Foundation won Best Float.

Plano Texas Police Department honored two personnel for their service, with the Sons of the American Revolution naming a digital forensic specialist and a crisis intervention officer as Civilian and Officer of the Year.

Bruce Sherbet retires as Collin County Elections Administrator after a notable 44-year career in election administration, effective December 31, 2024.