Locations in Dallas City Government

The Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center is a major convention and exhibition facility located in downtown Dallas, Texas. Named in 2013 after former U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, it is one of the largest convention centers in the nation and hosts exhibitions, conferences, and major events in the Convention Center District.

Last active Mar 23, 2026

Fair Park is a 277-acre public park located two miles east of downtown Dallas. It is home to five museums, performance venues, and sporting facilities including the Cotton Bowl Stadium and Music Hall. The park features the largest collection of 1930s Art Deco exposition-style architecture in the United States and is designated as a State and National Historic Landmark. It is owned by the City of Dallas and managed by Fair Park First, a nonprofit organization.

Last active Apr 6, 2026

The Oak Lawn Special Purpose District (PD 193) is a planned development district in Dallas, Texas, established under Dallas City Ordinance 21859. The district encompasses approximately 2,549 acres bounded by Turtle Creek Boulevard, Central Expressway, the City of Highland Park, Inwood Road, and Harry Hines Boulevard. It is a mixed-use urban neighborhood in Dallas with residential, commercial, and cultural significance.

Last active Apr 9, 2026

Deep Ellum is a historic district in East Dallas, Texas, located near downtown and centered on Elm Street. Known as one of Dallas's first commercial districts for African-Americans and European immigrants, it is recognized as a major cultural, arts, and entertainment district featuring music venues, galleries, restaurants, bars, and diverse businesses. The district has roots in early blues and jazz music history and maintains significance as a creative and cultural hub in Dallas.

Last active Apr 8, 2026

Planned Development District No. 366 is the Buckner Boulevard Special Purpose District in Dallas, established through city ordinance. It features specific development regulations governing uses, parking, loading, and streetscape standards across multiple subareas.

Last active Mar 25, 2026

The Central Wastewater Treatment Plant is a major wastewater treatment facility operated by Dallas Water Utilities that serves the Dallas metropolitan area. The plant treats wastewater and plays a critical role in maintaining public health and environmental safety for the region. It has received recognition from the National Association of Clean Water Agencies for its operational performance.

Last active Mar 25, 2026