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 Are you ready to experience city services at your fingertips and in your neighborhoods? The City of Dallas is thrilled to introduce Dallas City Hall On the Go—your gateway to convenient, efficient, and personalized city assistance.
What is City Hall On the Go?
Imagine accessing city services anytime, anywhere. With the Dallas 311 App, Dallas residents can report non-emergency issues, request city services, and stay informed about local events—all from the palm of your hand. From reporting potholes and graffiti to scheduling bulk trash pickups, the app makes it easier than ever to connect with your city.
Why Download the Dallas 311 App?
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Convenience: Report issues or request services 24/7 without waiting on hold.
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Real-Time Updates: Receive notifications about your requests and stay informed on their progress.
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Community Impact: Your reports help improve neighborhood conditions and enhance the quality of life for all Dallas residents.
Download Now and Make a Difference!
Don't miss out on this revolutionary way to engage with your city. Download the Dallas 311 App today from the App Store or Google Play.
Bring the Dallas City Hall On the Go Van to Your Event!
Planning a community gathering, neighborhood block party, or local festival? Enhance your event by inviting the Dallas City Hall On the Go Van! Our mobile team provides on-site assistance, helping residents navigate city services, report concerns, and learn more about community resources.
How to Request the Van:
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Visit Our Website: Go to the City Hall On the Go page.
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Submit a Request: Fill out the event request form with your event details.
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Confirmation: Our team will reach out to coordinate and confirm attendance.
Stay Connected with Your City
The City of Dallas is committed to serving you better. By embracing the 311 On the Go services, you're not only making your life easier but also contributing to a stronger, more responsive community.
Questions?
For more information, visit our Dallas City Hall On the Go webpage or call us at 311.
Let's make Dallas the best it can be—together!
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The contest will award eight scholarships ranging from $10,000 to $1,000 (per award) to graduating high school seniors accepted into a college-level educational institution (two-year college, four-year college, or trade school).
A total of *$27,500 in scholarship awards will be presented to eight finalists:
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1st Place receives $10,000
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2nd Place receives $7,500
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3rd Place receives $5,000
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As we move into fall, Dallas becomes a vibrant hub for Día de los Muertos, the cherished Mexican holiday where families and friends gather to honor and celebrate their loved ones who have passed away. Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, brings together art, culture, and memory in a stunning display of altars (ofrendas), music, food, and joyful celebration.
What is Día de los Muertos?
Día de los Muertos spans November 1st and 2nd, with each day carrying special significance:
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November 1st: Día de los Angelitos – Known as the Day of the Little Angels, this day is dedicated to remembering children who have passed away. Families honor young spirits by creating altars adorned with toys, candies, and treats that their children once loved.
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November 2nd: Día de los Difuntos and Día de los Muertos – This day honors adults and all departed souls, celebrating with altars filled with their favorite foods, drinks like tequila and mezcal, and cherished mementos, along with the iconic marigold flowers believed to guide spirits back to their loved ones.
Día de los Muertos Events in Dallas
Dallas embraces Día de los Muertos with a range of events that highlight the city's rich Mexican heritage. This year, locals and visitors can expect:
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Festivals and Parades: Dallas hosts spectacular parades, complete with colorful costumes, skeleton face paint, and dance performances. These parades are a lively tribute to the departed, combining elements of both joy and remembrance.
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Cultural Exhibitions: Museums and cultural centers around the city feature exhibitions showcasing traditional and contemporary Mexican art. These exhibitions delve into the history and significance of Día de los Muertos, creating a meaningful experience for those wanting to learn more about the holiday.
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Community Altars: Across Dallas, public altars are set up to honor local figures and beloved family members, inviting the community to share in the collective memory. Often, these altars become collaborative spaces where anyone can place an offering or remembrance.
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Food and Music Events: Dallas's markets, cafes, and restaurants join in with offerings of pan de muerto, tamales, and other traditional dishes while hosting live mariachi music performances, creating an atmosphere of community and celebration.
Día de los Muertos in Dallas is a profound and heartwarming celebration of life and memory. The city's events serve as a vibrant reminder that our loved ones remain with us, not only in our hearts but in the rich traditions that bring us all together. This November, join Dallas in celebrating Día de los Muertos and experience the magic, color, and warmth of this unique cultural holiday.
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Sunny South Dallas is preparing for a momentous occasion—the 50th anniversary of the Martin Luther King Jr. Branch Library. For half a century, this beloved institution has stood as a beacon of knowledge, culture, and community spirit, embodying the legacy of its namesake.
On Saturday, November 16, 2024, from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m., the library invites everyone to join in a grand celebration filled with delicious food, uplifting music, and the warm fellowship that has defined this community cornerstone.
A Pillar of the Community
Established in 1974, during a pivotal time in our nation's history, the Martin Luther King Jr. Library was founded to serve as more than just a repository of books. It became a sanctuary for learning, a hub for cultural exchange, and a catalyst for community development in Sunny South Dallas.
Over the years, the library has evolved to meet the changing needs of its patrons. From offering literacy programs and educational workshops to providing access to technology and hosting civic events, the MLK Library has been instrumental in empowering individuals and strengthening the community fabric.
Honoring a Legacy of Learning and Unity
Named after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the library carries forward his vision of equality, education, and peaceful activism. It has been a place where dreams are nurtured, voices are heard, and diverse backgrounds come together in pursuit of knowledge and mutual understanding.
As we celebrate this golden jubilee, we honor not only the building but also the countless librarians, educators, volunteers, and community members who have contributed to its enduring legacy.
Join the Celebration
This 50th anniversary is a milestone that reflects the resilience, unity, and progress of Sunny South Dallas. We invite everyone—longtime residents, new neighbors, and friends from all over Dallas—to be a part of this historic celebration.
Event Details:
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Date: Saturday, November 16, 2024
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Time: 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.
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Location: Martin Luther King Jr. Branch Library, Sunny South Dallas
Enjoy an afternoon of food, music, and camaraderie as we look back on five decades of service and look forward to a future filled with promise and opportunity.
For questions or more information, please contact 214-670-0344.
Let's come together to celebrate the past, embrace the present, and inspire future generations at the Martin Luther King Jr. Library's 50th birthday!
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🗳️ Election Day Reminder for Dallas Residents
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