Dallas City Manager Warns of Layoffs Amid Budget Gap
Dallas city manager Kimberly Tolbert announced impending layoffs due to a growing budget shortfall, citing rising costs and stagnant revenue.
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Dallas city manager Kimberly Tolbert announced impending layoffs due to a growing budget shortfall, citing rising costs and stagnant revenue.
Dallas Water Utilities has completed grouting work near Garland Road and White Rock Lake Trail, allowing a closed trail segment to reopen by Friday, Aug. 7, 2026.
All Dallas recreation centers will be closed Friday, Aug. 7, while aquatic facilities and some city facilities remain open.
Dallas police and firefighter associations are split over the city’s latest pay proposal before their current contract expires Sept. 30.
Dallas Animal Services invites the community to a free First Fridays event on August 7 to celebrate shelter dogs and promote adoptions.
The City of Dallas officially raised the Disability Pride Flag at City Hall on July 15, 2026, to mark Disability Pride Month and affirm ongoing commitments to accessibility.
The City of Dallas invites residents to provide input on the Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget through town hall meetings scheduled from August 11 to August 25.
The City of Dallas Marshals and Security Division will hold a job fair on July 29, 2026, at the Central Library to recruit new officers with an expedited hiring process.
The City of Dallas states that surveyors are documenting Pioneer Cemetery as part of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Master Plan, with no plans to disturb burial sites.
The City of Dallas Housing & Community Empowerment Fair Housing Division will host three stops on its Fair Housing Community Connect Tour in July and August 2026.
The Dallas Zoo has been awarded Platinum certification under the City of Dallas Green Business Certification Program for its sustainability efforts.
Collin County DA Greg Willis responds to defense claims in Karmelo Anthony's appeal.
The City of Dallas Planning & Development Department will host an interactive Zoning 101 event on July 21 to introduce residents to the ongoing zoning reform process.
Valley View officials have requested water conservation due to a well issue.
Michael Hinojosa, the former head of the Dallas Independent School District, has announced his intention to run for mayor of Dallas, with a stated focus on housing issues and support for underserved populations.
Scheduled road work in the DFW area will take place from July 13 through July 19.
The Dallas Area Rapid Transit board will vote on a permanent chief executive on July 14 after meeting with three finalists.
Dallas residents face closed libraries and reduced city services as employees are furloughed due to a municipal budget gap, sparking criticism from union leaders.
Dallas Water Utilities states that 99 percent of customers receive accurate bills, with a validation process in place for the small fraction of readings that require review.
Ararh Cho, a rising junior at the School for the Talented and Gifted, was selected to represent Dallas as a flag bearer at the FIFA World Cup.
The City of Dallas will close administrative offices on July 10, 2026, to address a financial shortfall, while emergency and public services remain operational.