Fort Worth residents may face a water bill increase of $1.71 on average, starting January 2025, if a proposed rate hike is approved by the city council.

Officer Varela joins Huffines Middle School in Texas as a School Resource Officer, aiming to engage with students and provide support, leveraging his SWAT experience for community-focused policing.

Officer Sherwood joins Ben Harmon High as a School Resource Officer, initiating a program to mentor students and improve perceptions of law enforcement.

Officer Eaton has been appointed as the new School Resource Officer at DeLay Middle School, highlighted by LewisvillePD's Facebook post, which emphasizes his commitment to community service and student safety.

The Dallas Express reveals a severe staff shortage at Texas DPS, leading to months-long waits for driver's license appointments, an issue acknowledged by state officials and affecting services.

Tarrant County introduces Ballot Verifier, software for election transparency, enabling public review of past election records online, following a Texas legislative mandate.

Duncanville nears selection of a new Fire Chief, with Greg Chase, Chris Connealy, and James Garrett as final candidates for interviews after a nationwide search by T2 Professional Consulting.

AC1(AW/SW/IW) Jolyn San Nicolas was named NAS JRB Fort Worth Sailor of the Quarter FY 2024, recognized for her naval service and dedication since 2006.

Col. Harrison congratulates Airmen on their August promotions within the 301st Fighter Wing, emphasizing their readiness, commitment, and increased responsibility.

The article describes the Fort Worth Police Department's Citizen Police Academy Class #63, a program for civilians to learn about law enforcement on Tuesday evenings.

Dallas Water Utilities introduces a payment plan for customers with overdue bills following the launch of a new system, offering financial flexibility.

Arlington's proposed $722 million FY2025 budget will be discussed in town hall meetings, focusing on cost-saving measures and improvements in city services.

Garland residents can soon comment on the $1 billion fiscal year 2024-25 budget proposal. Despite economic challenges, the tax rate is expected to remain the same. Public hearings are scheduled for August and September.