The second annual District 10 Town Hall in Fort Worth, led by Councilmember Alan Blaylock, intends to address safety, development, and transportation issues on Sept. 12.

Denton's Planning and Zoning Commission schedules a public hearing on proposed changes to the Development Code concerning Commercial Animal Services. The meeting is set for September 25, 2024, at City Hall.

Dallas City Council postponed the decision to lower speed limits on Loop 12, amid discussions to include additional roads in the safety ordinance. The move ties into the Vision Zero project, aimed at curbing the city's high traffic fatality rates.

The Garland Labor Day Parade will feature bands, cheerleaders, and drill teams from local schools, celebrating community and labor rights with festivities and road closures for the event.

Arlington pauses municipal services for Labor Day, including trash and recycling pickup. Collections will resume on a delayed schedule after the holiday.

Local regulations allow hunting on properties of specific sizes while maintaining certain distances from neighboring homes, as detailed by the Wylie Police Department.

Dallas seeks a construction manager for the expansion of the KBHCCD, including the Dallas Memorial Arena and TBAAL, emphasizing equity and sustainability.

Funeral plans for Dallas Officer Darron Burks have been set, with public visitation and funeral this weekend at Watermark Church, and a private interment for DPD at Restland Cemetery.

Four Denton fire department members earned promotions, with Shea Enos becoming Lieutenant and Kevin Anderson, Matt Price, and C.J. Gibbs advanced to Driver Engineer.

The Dallas Fire-Rescue Department shared the off-duty passing of Driver-Engineer Jimmy Small, who served over seven years, on social media, expressing deep loss and remembering his impact.

The Lewisville Police Department is moving to encrypted radio communications to enhance privacy and security, following other regional law enforcement agencies. Public access to these communications will now be limited to open records requests.

Lewisville City Council will discuss a $137 million budget for FY 2024-25 that may increase property tax and utility rates. Public hearings and opportunities for review are provided ahead of decisions.

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