Dallas
Upcoming
Landmark Commission
The commission will review requests for new structures and security features within the Fair Park Historic District. Items include a proposed carport and perimeter fence at 1240 Washington Street, as well as bollard installations at 3536 Grand Avenue.
- 1240 Washington Street: Request for a metal carport and an 8-foot screened perimeter fence
- 3536 Grand Avenue: Request to install 31 bollards adjacent to the main building
Veteran Affairs Commission
Board of Adjustment, Panel C
Citizen Homelessness Commission
Building Inspection Advisory, Examining & Appeals Boards
Veteran Affairs Commission
Citizen Homelessness Commission
Veteran Affairs Commission
Quality of Life, Arts, and Culture Committee
Last 30 days
Reinvestment Zone (RZ06) Six Board (Farmers Market)
Committee on Government Efficiency
Municipal Library Board
South Dallas/Fair Park Opportunity Fund Board
Urban Design Peer Review Panel (UDPRP)
The Urban Design Peer Review Panel meeting scheduled for June 26, 2026 has been cancelled. No substantive items, rezonings, or public hearings will be discussed. The posted agenda contains only standard procedural notices, courtesy rules, and accessibility information.
- Meeting cancelled; agenda contains only standard procedural and accessibility notices.
City Plan Commission
Dallas Housing Acquisition and Development Corporation
This agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and standard executive session notices under Texas law. No specific projects, contracts, or public hearings are scheduled for discussion. The board will convene at City Hall to address potential closed-session matters if necessary.
- No substantive items, rezonings, or contracts are listed on this agenda.
City Council
The Dallas City Council will vote on a consent agenda featuring major financial agreements and program declarations. Key actions include approving emergency medical service contracts for the FIFA World Cup and State Fair, accepting a multi-million dollar library donation, and awarding federal grants for community facilities. The session also covers standard zoning reviews and public hearings.
- EMS contract with FWC 2026 US, Inc for FIFA World Cup ($465,000 revenue)
- Four-year EMS agreement with State Fair of Texas ($1,392,333 revenue)
- $2.8M anonymous donation accepted for Dallas Public Library programs
- $2.5M HUD grant for Martin Luther King, Jr. Community facility upgrades
- $21,570 for relocating an emergency siren near I-30 and Merrifield Ave
Committee on Finance
Commission on Disabilities
Dallas Public Facility Corporation
This agenda contains only standard executive session notices under Texas law. No specific public hearings, contracts, or policy votes are listed. The body may discuss closed matters like litigation, personnel, or real estate negotiations.
Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Twelve (Deep Ellum) and Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number Thirteen (Grand Park South)
College Advisory Commission
Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee
This meeting of the Dallas Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee was cancelled. The agenda included briefings on the history of local homeless response, Dallas Housing Authority projects, and the state of homelessness. Upcoming City Council items discussed included townhome construction in South Dallas, mixed-income developments at Dallas Parkway and University Hills Boulevard, and a $65 million bond program for homebuyers.
- Briefing: History of City of Dallas and Dallas County homeless response
- Update: Dallas Housing Authority current projects and programs
- Upcoming: South Dallas townhomes (Spring Ave) for families up to 140% AMI
- Upcoming: DNT Housing mixed-income development at 18438 & 18470 Dallas Parkway with 75-year lease
- Upcoming: $65M mortgage revenue bonds for Texas Homebuyer Program
Trinity River Corridor Local Government Corporation
Commission on Disabilities
Committee on Government Efficiency
Arts and Culture Advisory Commission
Citizen Homelessness Commission
Park and Recreation Board
City Council
The Dallas City Council is reviewing two resolutions to fund preliminary site searches for relocating City Hall and 911 emergency operations staff from 1500 Marilla Street. The council will authorize the City Manager to negotiate pre-acquisition agreements for up to four properties in the Central Business District for each function. Up to $3 million in ARPA funds will be transferred to cover due diligence costs and reimburse property owners.
- Resolution to search for up to 4 CBD properties to relocate City Hall staff from 1500 Marilla Street
- Resolution to search for up to 4 Dallas properties to relocate 911 and emergency operations staff
- Transfer of up to $2,000,000 in ARPA funds for City Hall relocation due diligence
- Transfer of up to $1,000,000 in ARPA funds for 911 center relocation due diligence
- Executive session notice for real property negotiations
Board of Adjustment, Panel B
Briefing
The Dallas City Council holds a briefing to discuss the FY 2026-27 and FY 2027-28 budget development. They will also hear results from the 2026 Community Survey. A closed session is scheduled to discuss economic development incentives for a business prospect (Project X). The council will also consider appointments to boards and commissions.
- Preliminary discussion on FY 2026-27 and FY 2027-28 budget development
- Report on the 2026 Community Survey
- Closed session to negotiate economic incentives for Project X
- Consideration of appointments to boards and commissions
- Approval of minutes from June 3, 2026 meeting
Board of Adjustment, Panel A
Building Inspection Advisory, Examining & Appeals Boards
Board of Adjustment, Panel C
Senior Affairs Commission
Transportation and Infrastructure Committee
Quality of Life, Arts, and Culture Committee
Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center Board
Committee on Finance
City Plan Commission
Veteran Affairs Commission
City Council
The Council is discussing potential plans to relocate City Hall staff and 911/emergency services. They are also considering a phased repair strategy for the current City Hall at 1500 Marilla Street.
- Relocation of city hall staff and functions
- Relocation of 911 and emergency operations
- Phased repair strategy for 1500 Marilla Street
- Redevelopment of the 1500 Marilla Street property
City Council
The Dallas City Council will vote on a consent agenda including a $24.5 million grant from NCTCOG for 2026 FIFA World Cup activities. Other items include tax abatements, water infrastructure grants, and a convention center contract renewal. Public hearings are scheduled for later in the day.
- Authorize $24,581,327 in FIFA World Cup grant funds
- 10-year tax abatement for Amarumayu LLC at 9078 Van Horn Drive, estimated $1.38M revenue foregone
- Authorize up to $55M grant application to Texas Water Development Board for water supply
- Supplemental agreement for convention center construction services, not to exceed $1.75M
- Resolution amending City Plan Commission rules of procedure
Environmental Commission
Ad Hoc Committee on Administrative Affairs
Community Police Oversight Board
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation
This agenda consists solely of a standard notice that the City Council may convene in closed executive session for specific legal, real estate, or personnel discussions. No specific decisions or public hearings are listed.