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Dallas is dropping a huge $5.2 billion budget, and guess what? Environmental groups are stoked because it means more green stuff for the city!
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 19 mentions in the last 30 days, 14 the 60 before, 6 the 90 before that.
Sets the property tax revenue baseline for the city's annual operating budget.
Dallas property owners and residents relying on municipal services funded by the city budget.
City employees may face changes to health insurance plans and potential position reductions.
This project will repurpose an existing building to provide much-needed affordable housing in the downtown area.
This change aims to make the project more financially viable while ensuring more homes are affordable for lower-income families.
This development adds new mixed-income housing units to the community.
Residents are concerned about increased traffic and the impact on neighborhood character.
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Fencing, banners and checkpoints are up around the American Airlines Center. Here's what closes, when, and how Victory Park businesses are preparing.