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review, covering programs and strategies led by the Office of Homeless Solutions and Housing Forward. The report detailed the city's ongoing response to homelessness through prevention and housing initiatives

Matter
Jun 10, 2025— inactive

City Council authorized the issuance of multifamily residential mortgage revenue bonds to finance affordable housing development. These bonds allow the city to support private developers in building and preserving homes

Matter
May 28, 2025— resolved

Clay Academy Planned Development Amendment at Potters House Way (Z245-148) Clay Academy, Inc. requested an amendment to Planned Development District No. 655 for property on the southwest corner

Matter
Mar 26, 2025— resolved

Dallas Public Facility Corporation was authorized to develop Mockingbird Corner, a mixed-income multifamily housing project at 1241 West Mockingbird Lane. The project aimed to expand the city's mixed

Matter
Feb 11, 2026— resolved

agenda featured pre-decisional briefings on a proposed Housing and Homelessness Policy Framework (item #C), the City's Homeless Encampment Policy (item #B), and a Citizen Homelessness Commission update (item

Insight
Feb 3, 2026— For: journalist

agenda previewed a $10,000,000 sole source contract to Housing Forward for Street to Home Phase 2 (item F, file 25-3470A) the day before City Council consideration

Insight
Dec 9, 2025— For: journalist

Housing Forward's dual presence on the May 26 agenda — presenting a county investment proposal and appearing as the proposed sole-source RTR contractor — signals that intergovernmental homelessness funding

Insight
May 26, 2026— For: lobbyist

Four affordable housing projects were previewed for proposed Council resolution amendments on March 25, 2026 (item I, file 26-695A). Four affordable housing projects were previewed for proposed Council

Insight
Feb 23, 2026— For: developer

Recovery Center can track the cited September Council agenda items and the Office of Housing and Community Empowerment’s briefings. Residents near Pleasant Grove, 3475 Normandy Brook Road

Insight
Aug 24, 2026— For: resident

encampment policy (item E, file 25-3524A) and an overview of a proposed Housing and Homelessness Policy Framework (item C, file 25-3468A) as committee briefings. The agenda

Insight
Dec 9, 2025— For: resident

Three housing and grant items on the agenda addressed how federal community development funds are being spent and whether timely expenditure requirements are being met for CDBG programs. Three housing

Insight
Jan 26, 2026— For: resident

Housing advocates and industry representatives should monitor the proposed legislative agenda and the September Council items involving DHFC and DPFC structures. Housing advocates and industry representatives should monitor the proposed

Insight
Aug 24, 2026— For: lobbyist

manages encampments citywide, with implications for both unhoused residents and neighborhoods. The Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee is reviewing the policies with guidance from the Director of Emergency Management

Matter
Feb 10, 2026— inactive

includes a 75-year lease agreement with Good Homes Communities and would add new housing units to this location. Authorize the Dallas Public Facility Corporation to (1) acquire, develop

Matter
Nov 12, 2025— inactive

Jacinto Street in Dallas. The project was designed to deliver mixed-income housing and represented a significant public investment in residential development for the targeted area. The proposal was approved

Matter
Jun 24, 2026— resolved

five-year lease agreement with Good Homes Communities, providing both affordable and market-rate housing options. Authorize the Dallas Public Facility Corporation to (1) acquire, develop, and own Good Homes

Matter
Feb 25, 2026— inactive

Ladder Project (26-268A) The Ladder Project is a housing initiative led by Congregation Shearith Israel that is currently under review by the Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee

Matter
Feb 10, 2026— inactive

Local Government Code - Financing: No cost consideration to the City *In alignment with Dallas Housing Resource Catalog. A public hearing to receive comments on the proposed City of Dallas

Meeting
Feb 25, 2026— City Council

amount of $2,000,000.00, with $1,000,000.00 (less $50,000.00 for in-house project delivery costs) as County participation for construction and $1,000,000.00 as City participation

Meeting
Mar 23, 2026— Transportation and Infrastructure Committee
$2.0M

Revenue Foregone: General Fund: $3,254,471.00 (see Fiscal Information) *In alignment with Dallas Housing Resource Catalog. Authorize the Dallas Public Facility Corporation to (1) acquire, develop, and own Trinity

Meeting
Feb 11, 2026— City Council
$3.3M