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have been briefed but not yet voted on — stakeholders in aviation and in housing and community development should engage the City Manager's Office and council offices before a formal

Mentor Avenue, and east of Denley Drive to Veterans Community Project for a transitional housing community

amendment discussion (Item C, File 25-1679A) reflects council-initiated changes to federal housing allocations — the specific amendments proposed and any affected subrecipients are worth pursuing through records requests

under consideration, how data will be retained, and the anticipated contract value. Three housing strategic plans and a food code alignment with Senate Bill 1008 also merit follow

action plan (26-1317A) and veteran services assessment (26-1318A) — both from Housing and Community Empowerment — represent policy commitments worth tracking for follow-through

Opportunity update (item E, 26-1331A) may signal program direction relevant to housing and workforce-aligned organizations

session's most procedurally anomalous outcome. The deletion of a homeless youth housing grant awarded to the top-ranked proposer (#35), a correction to a $15.3M contract before

window for influencing its policy content shifts to the council process. The Potter's House thoroughfare plan amendment (item 25) remains stalled despite staff support; identifying and resolving the source

policy approach or commission recommendations should engage with committee members and the Department of Housing & Neighborhood Revitalization before items reach the full Council

before adoption. The Grady Niblo Road Thoroughfare Plan amendment sponsored by The Potter's House of Dallas, Inc. remains under Commission advisement from March

Committee's April and May 2026 meetings. A separate update on the Office of Housing and Community Empowerment's response to a request for an audit of the WIC program

Project (file 26-1137A) would, if approved, support mixed-income and permanent supportive housing on 2.3 acres at 8130 Meadow Road; residents near that address should monitor the item

expanded Dolphin Road contract signal extended work in those corridors. Eight new affordable housing projects received council backing for LIHTC applications across multiple Dallas neighborhoods, and one public hearing remains

extends well beyond standard park administration. The item was filed under the Department of Housing & Neighborhood Revitalization rather than Parks and Recreation, a discrepancy worth pursuing

that could inform future homelessness policy. Residents can track these file numbers on upcoming Housing & Homelessness Solutions Committee agendas to monitor whether either program advances toward city adoption or siting