Sheriff Brad Norman of a local jail announced the promotion of several employees, with Wendy Hammonds becoming Jail Administrator, Tina Minter ascending to Lieutenant, and Deatrice Palmer and Ryan Massey becoming Sergeant and Corporal.

Atmos Energy is conducting routine gas maintenance in Frisco, causing noise and odor on select days from August 6 to August 13, without disrupting service.

The Lewisville community honored Officer Robert Lee's retirement, celebrating his role as a police officer and a mentor at Huffines Middle School. His legacy is recognized by peers and the Lewisville PD.

Duncanville is interviewing three candidates for Police Chief: Kenneth Booker, Brad Leonard, and Matthew Stogner, with interviews scheduled for August 7, 2024.

Allen, Texas is gearing up for its National Night Out to strengthen community-police relations through block parties on October 1, 2024, with registration required by September 30.

Dallas launches a $100,000 Urban Agriculture Infrastructure Support Program to enhance local food production and accessibility, with applications open from August 5 to September 2, 2024.

The Midlothian Police Department is hosting a meeting for neighborhoods to register for National Night Out to strengthen community and police relations.

The Tarrant County DA thanked the Fort Worth Police for their role in an unspecified case, emphasizing community safety, with calls for transparency in the justice system.

Officer Brandon St. John from Argyle ISD Police Department was named "Officer of the Month" by 407 BBQ for his service and mentoring in the community.

The City Auditor's Office released a report on governmental finance for Q3 of fiscal year 2023-24, discussing audits, franchise fee collections, and electric system operations. The report promotes transparency and is available online.

The Arlington Police Department shared a video recap of MLB All-Star Week 2024 and acknowledged their 2024 Departmental Awards winners in their On Call Newsletter.

Texas officers served at Texas Roadhouse to raise funds for Special Olympics Texas, embodying community engagement and support for athletes with intellectual disabilities, raising nearly $7,000.

The Lewisville Police Department recently hosted the FBI-LEEDA Supervisor Leadership Institute, a course designed to improve leadership skills among police supervisors and managers.