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Dallas County commissioners are naming a community room at the Oak Cliff Government Center after Sylvia Collins, one of three people who died in an Oak Cliff apartment fire in May.
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Dallas County childcare advocates are looking for other avenues to help fund early education programs for low-income families.
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The majority of Dallas County commissioners voted to add a homelessness and public safety tax proposal to the November election ballot.
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Dallas County commissioners agreed to discuss next week whether to add a homelessness services and public safety tax proposal to the November ballot.
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Metrocare's board of trustees approved an agreement with Parkland Health for a loan of up to $18 million to keep Dallas County's largest mental health and developmental disability services provider solvent.
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Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price was the sole dissent for an advisory group to run the mental health care provider's restructuring for more than half a million dollars.
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More than 125 local, state and federal agencies are authorized to use the state-of-the-art crisis and threat management facility as a central command center.
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The Dallas Childcare Works Coalition wants county commissioners to put a 3% childcare tax on November鈥檚 ballot. Voter approval would raise $132 million for childcare, allowing thousands of mothers to rejoin the workforce outside the home.
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Dallas County practices many of the successful approaches Florida's Miami-Dade County uses to reduce mental health-related incarceration, despite one key law difference.
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Total repayment costs could be up to $688 million over several decades.
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Ensuring public safety during the FIFA World Cup likely will cost the county more from its own pocket than its cut of $50 million for North Texas to share.
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Housing Forward and the All Neighbors Coalition 鈥 proposed to the county a homelessness response tax to consistently fund efforts.