The City has updated its stormwater development rules to better manage flood risks, including requiring engineer certificates for developments under one acre in City Flood Risk Areas from July 15.

The 'Steer the Budget' campaign in Fort Worth allowed residents to submit feedback on the city's FY25 budget by submitting photos with a city mascot, revealing priorities such as road repairs and youth programs.

Fort Worth is encouraging public input on its 2025 fiscal planning through community engagement with a projected $1.049 billion budget. Residents can contribute online via Connect Fort Worth ahead of tax rate decisions.

Lewisville imposes summer water use restrictions, effective from May 1 to Sept. 30, to prevent waste and promote conservation during peak heat months.

The Tarrant County Tax Assessor-Collector reminds residents that the second installment of the 2023 property taxes half-payment plan is due by July 1, 2024. Late payments incur penalties.

The article describes the atmosphere at NAS JRB Fort Worth as it prepares for the Freedom Fest with photographs of servicemen, an awards ceremony, and promotion of the event on the base's MWR Facebook page.

Dallas Fire-Rescue and Dallas Police Department have updated their appearance policies, allowing visible tattoos and groomed beards to better reflect society's values and aid in recruitment.

Mayor Eric Johnson to detail the 28th Dallas Mayor’s Back to School Fair on June 25, promising essential supplies for students.

The annual David Hofer Euless Police Summer Camp concludes, combining fun activities and a positive connection between law enforcement and kids to honor the late Officer Hofer.

Addison Holmes, an Emergency Management Specialist from Carrollton, received the Regional Service Excellence Award for their outstanding service in public safety and preparedness.

The Wylie Police Department is engaging with its Spanish-speaking community, highlighting recent outreach activities and announcing a UNIDOS meeting in Spanish to foster dialogue on safety and resources.

Dallas seeks architects and engineers for the expansion of its convention center, focusing on the Dallas Memorial Arena and TBAAL. The RFQ is open until July 19, 2024, via the City's Bonfire portal.

Health officials plan ground fogging in Denton County to address mosquito-borne West Nile Virus, urging residents to take precautions and stay informed about affected areas.