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square feet of office and warehouse space at 10485 Olympic Drive to house the Emergency Medical Services Division of Dallas Fire-Rescue Department, running from October 2025 through September
Builders of Hope Community Development Corporation, a community development organization focused on affordable housing in Dallas. He also serves as Senior Pastor of Community Fellowship Church
presented by the organization's Managing Director and North Texas Area Commander to the Housing & Neighborhood Revitalization department. The Salvation Army Dallas Social Services Campus [Christina Cavalier, Managing Director
area. Now encompassing approximately 733 acres across three sub-districts, it funds mixed-income housing, parks, and commercial redevelopment projects
solar photovoltaic (PV) system at Beckley-Saner, brought forward by the Department of Housing & Neighborhood Revitalization and presented by the Office of Environmental Quality and Sustainability. Upcoming Agenda Item: Beckley
people in need through a network of 39+ programs including adoption services, housing support, immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, food distribution, and disaster response. The organization serves low-income, uninsured
Palladium Buckner Station is a transit-oriented mixed-income housing development in Southeast Dallas, located adjacent to the Buckner DART Station on Buckner Boulevard. The development features a combination
upcoming Resolution of No Objection (RONO) for the 2025 Program Year 4% Low Income Housing Tax Credit project known as the Waters at Waterchase, located at 12365 Plano Rd. Upcoming
University of North Texas at Dallas campus. The project is planned to include residential housing, commercial spaces, hotels, and green space. It has been referenced in Dallas city council proceedings
Briefing on The Ladder Project, a housing or community initiative presented by Laura Miller, Chair of Congregation Shearith Israel. The Ladder Project [Laura Miller, Chair, Congregation Shearith Israel] The Ladder
facility operates 24/7 and offers case management, employment services, and pathways to sustainable housing in partnership with local health systems. Located in downtown Dallas, it serves as a comprehensive resource
centralized facility coordinating multiple services including medical and mental health care, employment assistance, and housing placement support
profit organization that revitalizes neighborhoods in South Dallas and Fair Park through housing development, economic development, and workforce training programs. The organization works with the City of Dallas
more mixed-use area within the Gateway Special Purpose District, potentially bringing together housing, retail, and services on a site currently zoned for residential transition. An application
arrested for misdemeanor and felony offenses. The facility operates under Dallas County administration and houses individuals pending bond determination, release on recognizance, or trial disposition
social justice across the city. It oversees divisions focused on equity planning, fair housing, human rights, and welcoming communities and immigrant affairs. The office works with city departments and community
grades and was founded in connection with Bishop T.D. Jakes and the Potter's House church community
staff recommended approval of a Townhouse District instead, which would accommodate townhouse-style housing on the site. The application was under review but did not reach a final decision
contains primarily late nineteenth and early twentieth century wood frame vernacular and folk style houses, with some Craftsman and Queen Anne architecture. Designated as a local historic district and listed
located in downtown Dallas. It features a landscaped meditation area with cascading fountains and houses notable artworks including Gabriel Loire's 'Glory Window' and a Norman Rockwell mosaic. The square