Dallas improves construction protocols through a seminar with over 70 participants from 22 municipalities, focusing on traffic control and materials testing, organized by the City of Dallas and North Texas Council of Governments.

Sergeant Wragg of the Lewisville Police was honored with a 20-Year Safe Driving Award, celebrating his exceptional driving record and commitment to road safety.

Harry Zimmer has resigned from the Euless City Council after nearly a decade. He is recognized for his extensive volunteer work and impact on multiple City boards.

Euless, Texas focuses on sustainable economic growth through retail expansion, with Glade Parks and the upcoming H-E-B store as key contributors to its strategy.

Three candidates are running in Keller's City Council Place 3 special election on August 31, with early voting from August 14-27. Registration deadline is August 1.

Dev Rastogi joins Dallas as Assistant City Manager, focusing on sustainability and overseeing departments like Aviation and Public Works, with a rich background in infrastructure from AECOM.

Allen City Council welcomed new members, planned library relocation, approved bridge repairs, and celebrated Parks and Recreation Month, while committing to bi-monthly meetings for public engagement.

Matt Bryant has been named the new Director of Public Works in Duncanville, a promotion from within the city's ranks.

Officer Moses Cabrera retired after 34 years with the Grapevine Police Department, celebrated by colleagues and family for his dedication to policing and community service.

The Plano Police Department celebrates the retirement of Officer Bart Bruton after his 28-year career, primarily spent in the traffic unit, with Chief Drain presenting a shadow box to honor his service.

Seven Denton police supervisors graduated from a leadership program at Northwestern University, with Deputy Chief Bradford receiving the Kreml Leadership Award.

The Dallas Police Department used a Facebook post to honor the memory of Officer Sam Griffin Lanford, using the hashtag "#GoneButNotForgotten." The post did not detail his service or the circumstances of his passing.

Sergeant Drew Wilson of the Midlothian Police Department graduated from the 144th School of Police Supervision, a course by the ILEA aimed at enhancing law enforcement leadership skills.