Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia announced his retirement, garnering praise from the city for his role in reducing violent crime and improving police-community relations and officer morale.

The Ellis County Fire Marshal’s Office is moving to 302 N. Monroe St., 2nd Floor, in Waxahachie, TX, effective October 9, to accommodate its expanding operations.

Arlington City Council approved a $722 million budget for FY 2025 with service enhancements and fee increases, including a property tax rate hike, funding for public safety, parks, and a city cleanup team.

Mayor Eric Johnson endorses Dallas's new city budget that prioritizes public safety and includes a historic property tax cut, receiving full City Council support.

Ellis County has scheduled general and special elections for November 5, 2024, with early voting from October 21 to 31 and November 1. Further details can be found on the county's website.

The ForwardDallas 2.0 Comprehensive Plan addresses Dallas' growth, emphasizing sustainable development, with a public hearing set for community input on proposed housing diversity and zoning impacts.

The City Council approved $1.9 million for after-school programs in Fort Worth, Keller, Crowley, and White Settlement school districts to enhance youth activities and reduce juvenile crime.

The Arlington City Council held two sessions to discuss the $722 million FY 2025 budget, including a property tax rate adjustment. The meetings were live-streamed for public viewing.

Officer Aaron Cole joined the Midlothian Police Department, bringing eight years of experience from the Orange County Sheriff’s Office. The department announced his induction on social media.

The Frisco City Council has approved a $182 million investment for renovations to Toyota Stadium, enhancing the facility and extending FC Dallas's lease.

Keith Hopkins is set to become the new Fire Chief for Mesquite on October 7, 2024, with 25 years at the department and various roles, most recently as a Battalion Chief.

The Garland Municipal Court offers a Warrant Resolution Drive with incentives like waived fees to encourage individuals to clear outstanding warrants in person.

The Fort Worth City Council approved the FY 2025 budget, maintaining the property tax rate and allocating funds for public safety, street maintenance, and community investment without raising taxes.