Oncor has deployed teams to tackle storm damage and restore power in affected areas, urging residents to report outages and follow recovery efforts. Their commitment is highlighted in their Facebook statement.

The Denton City Council will discuss a significant Mobility Plan amendment to extend East Windsor Drive, with possible impacts on local travel. A public meeting is set for June 18, 2024, to gather community input.

The Dallas County Sheriff’s Office hosted a successful fire truck pull event to support Special Olympics Texas, raising over $42,000 with community and sponsor aid.

Ellis County announces early voting dates for the upcoming Joint Runoff from June 3 to June 11, with a break on June 9. A link with sample ballots and polling locations is provided.

The Arlington Fire Department's FY23 report details over 54,000 emergencies, including fire and EMS calls, and highlights their community engagement and high citizen satisfaction ratings.

The West Dallas Multipurpose Center is set to receive a $1 million federal investment for improvements and new services, announced by Congressman Marc Veasey.

Dallas officials, including the interim city manager and emergency management director, plan to address storm recovery efforts in a digital press conference.

Lewisville calls for teen applications to its Youth Action Council, offering an opportunity for local high school students to participate in local governance and community projects. Applications are open until August 1 for grades 10-12.

Texas officials encourage residents affected by storms to report property damage using the iSTAT survey to aid in securing relief funds and assistance.

Storm recovery efforts continue in Garland, Texas, after a powerful tempest caused massive power outages and debris. City Hall and other facilities temporarily closed, while crews worked on restorations and clearing blockages.

Garland city officials have suspended building inspections for May 29 due to storm damage assessment. They request residents' patience during the temporary halt.

A local state of disaster was declared in Denton County by Judge Andy Eads due to severe weather, enabling emergency measures to address power outages, debris, and flooding.

The City of Lewisville announced special storm debris collection starting June 10 and asks residents to follow guidelines for proper disposal, excluding commercial entities which must use their regular services.