Kaufman County Commissioners' Court will decide on a property re-plat in The Hilborn Addition on June 24, 2025, with significant community impact expected.

The City's Department of Housing and Community Development will hold a monthly Developer meeting on May 27, 2025, discussing funding for housing projects.

Fort Worth's Evans & Rosedale project gets approval, promising affordable housing and commercial spaces, with Royal Capital set to invest $61 million in the area's revitalization.

The South Dallas/Fair Park Area Plan will be presented at a hearing, where residents can voice opinions. Dallas is also reforming parking regulations, with a public hearing to come.

Arlington is extending Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive to reduce traffic and improve connectivity, including updates to road safety and infrastructure.

Collin County is updating its Regional Trails Master Plan, inviting public input to enhance and connect its trail network, reflecting community growth and needs.

An informative session on water and sewer service changes in Lake Worth, Fort Worth is scheduled for April 24, 2025. Residents are encouraged to attend for details on the city's takeover of these utilities.

Dallas is transitioning to a new system, DallasNow, for permit and inspection processes on May 5, 2025. City office hours will adjust before the current systems go offline from April 25 to May 4.

Dallas Zoo is constructing a $15 million four-story parking garage for 600 vehicles, expected to open this summer to improve guest parking and traffic flow.

Oak Cliff Municipal Center extends hours before DallasNow launch, which will digitalize the city's planning processes. Services will be offline Apr 25-May 4, before DallasNow goes live on May 5 for online permit applications and tracking.

City's Housing Department holds virtual meetings to assist developers with mixed-income housing projects, outlining funding opportunities and application processes.

The City of Dallas is launching the DallasNow platform on May 5, which will cause service interruptions from April 25 to May 4 due to data migration. Extended hours are offered at the Oak Cliff Municipal Center before the downtime.

The first phase of Arlington Highlands' $30 million renovation is complete, introducing new amenities and a public park, with further enhancements expected.