The Dallas City Council approved a plan with a 14-1 vote to secure the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System's financial future, aiming for full funding in 30 years.

The Dallas City Council has approved $187 million for upgrades to the KBHCCD, with a focus on engaging minority- and women-owned businesses in the project.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson has confirmed the city's commitment to its first responders by approving a funding plan for the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System, ensuring the welfare of the city's retired and active police officers and firefighters.

Fort Worth's proposed $2.79 billion budget for FY 2025 focuses on safety, infrastructure, and growth, with final voting on September 17th and citizen engagement encouraged.

The Denton County Sheriff's Office is launching a Fall Citizens Academy to offer the public insight into law enforcement work through a 12-week program.

Denton's Central Fire Station hosts an event tonight for individuals interested in the Fire Explorers program.

Officer Adrian Tijerina has been promoted to Assistant Chief of Police at Duncanville Police Department, bringing 17 years of experience across various roles.

Kaufman County Child Welfare Board is set to discuss CPS, Empower programs, a treasurer's report, and the Angel Tree project at their upcoming public meeting.

The Kaufman County Historical Commission details its upcoming meeting agenda, adhering to the Texas Open Meeting Act, and announces related events on its website.

UNT Police Department is soon to welcome Clover, a new puppy, after a community voting for her name, with plans for her to engage in community events post-training.

The Grand Prairie City Council held an emergency meeting to address the water crisis affecting residents north of I-20. Mayor Jensen presented a plan to tackle the water emergency.

Arlington's City Council will review the proposed $722 million budget for Fiscal Year 2025, including tax and service fee increases, in a public meeting on September 10, 2024.

Police departments in Plano, Richardson, McKinney, and Frisco celebrated new graduates from the Plano-Richardson Police Academy, highlighting exceptional recruits' achievements.