Dallas residents can recycle their natural Christmas trees at designated sites from Dec 26, 2025, to Jan 24, 2026, supporting eco-friendly waste management.
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Dallas invites community input on HUD grants for FY 2026-27 to guide funding decisions on housing, neighborhood improvements, and more through various meeting formats.
Janta Power, a solar tech firm, is the first to achieve Platinum Certification in Dallas for its comprehensive green practices and community-focused initiatives.
The Dallas Park and Recreation Department will remove ash trees from select parks for public safety and urban forest health, working gradually through Spring.
The West Dallas Community Court marks 17 years of service, focusing on restorative justice and community engagement, celebrated by local leaders and partners.
Dallas Animal Services invites community involvement for holiday pet adoptions and fosters, aiming for 1,400 placements in December with various programs.
City of Dallas celebrates successful Deck the Plaza 2025! The 2025 Deck the Plaza celebration lit up the Dallas City Hall plaza with festive cheer, drawing families, friends, and neighbors for a memorable evening. The annual Deck the Plaza event in Dallas has once again dazzled attendees with its vibrant displays and festive atmosphere. Held at the iconic Dallas City Hall plaza, this year’s celebration attracted a diverse crowd of families, friends, and community members, all eager to partake in the holiday spirit. Deck the Plaza 2025 featured a range of activities designed to engage visitors of all ages. The event’s highlights included an impressive light show that illuminated the city skyline and a variety of musical performances that resonated with the holiday theme. Attendees also enjoyed a selection of food vendors offering seasonal treats, further enhancing the festive mood. A key attraction of the evening was the lighting of the massive Christmas tree, a moment that was met with applause and cheers from the crowd. The tree, adorned with thousands of lights and ornaments, served as a centerpiece for the event, symbolizing the unity and joy of the community during the holiday season. City officials expressed their delight at the turnout and the positive response from attendees. “It’s wonderful to see so many people come together to celebrate and enjoy the holiday spirit,” said a city spokesperson. The event not only marked the beginning of the festive season in Dallas but also reinforced the city’s commitment to fostering community spirit and togetherness. This year’s Deck the Plaza was a testament to the collaborative efforts of city planners, local businesses, and volunteers, all of whom contributed to the event’s success. As the evening came to a close, attendees left with a sense of joy and anticipation for next year’s celebration, making Deck the Plaza a cherished tradition in the city of Dallas.
Dallas' new vaping ordinance, effective Dec 11, 2025, bans vaping in areas where smoking is prohibited, enhancing air quality and public health.
Dallas secures a 30-year plan to fund police and fire pensions, ensuring financial stability and modest stipends for retirees amidst rising living costs.
Dallas will conduct system maintenance on Dec 14, 2025, from 3 a.m. to 3 p.m., affecting online and phone payments. Check alternative DWU payment options.

