Carrollton, Texas, has released its 2024 PAFR, summarizing the city's financial status and winning GFOA recognition for financial reporting excellence.

Sgt. Smith retires from the Lewisville Police Department after 23 years of service in various roles, earning accolades for her dedication and leadership.

Dallas marks the Fair Housing Act's anniversary with events on housing rights throughout April, featuring key city figures and a "Fair Housing Roadshow."

Dallas officials to present Urban Heat Island Study Phase II findings, addressing the city's heat-related public health issues and potential mitigation policies.

Dianna Giordano is appointed as an assistant city manager for Fort Worth, bringing over two decades of HR expertise to oversee expanded responsibilities including IT and Intergovernmental Relations.

Dallas introduces DallasNow, a digital system for building-related services, launching May 5th to replace old systems and streamline processes like permitting and inspections.

Dallas is evaluating candidates for Police and Fire-Rescue Chief positions with community-involved selection processes and aims to decide by mid-April.

Lawrence Bryant appointed as Assistant City Manager in Euless, bringing over 20 years of public service experience.

Mesquite Police Department in Texas promoted Officers Josh Holmes and Angela Iglesias to the rank of Sergeant, celebrating their service and dedication on social media.

Garland focuses on redevelopment and strategic projects to boost tax revenue and economic vitality, majorly through land assembly and partnerships with companies like Kraft-Heinz.

Dallas Plan Commission advances a parking reform proposal to the City Council, aiming to reduce parking mandates to encourage housing and small business growth, and enhance walkability in the city.

Kaufman County Child Welfare Board's meeting on April 8, 2025, will address child welfare issues and include specialist reports and financial updates.

Dallas has narrowed down its search for a new Fire-Rescue leader to four candidates: Todd Alt, Justin Ball, Raymond Hill, and Samuel Peña. Public and City Council meetings will aid the selection.