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total construction budget of $150,000,000.00 - Not to exceed $150,000.00 - Financing: Public Safety Facilities (F) Fund (2024 General Obligation Bond Fund) *In alignment with Bond Implementation Program. Authorize
Supplemental Agreement No. 3 to extend the service contract with CentralSquare Technologies, LLC (previously Public Safety Corporation) for the processing of applications and renewals of security alarm permits
Supplemental Agreement No. 4 to extend the service contract with CentralSquare Technologies, LLC (previously Public Safety Corporation) for the processing of applications and renewals of security alarm permits
plus closing costs and title expenses not to exceed $9,060.69) - Financing: Public Safety (G) Fund (2017 General Obligation Bond Fund) Authorize acquisition from AT&T INC., formerly known
Plan and Reinvestment Zone Financing Plan (City Council District 6) [Dominique Artis, Chief of Public Safety, City Manager’s Office] Upcoming Agenda Item: Acquisition of approximately 36,685 square feet
exceed $5,362,706.00, from $10,024,551.50 to $15,387,257.50 - Financing: Public Safety Facilities Fund (F) (2024 General Obligation Bond Fund) ($4,362,706.00) and LE-Regional
capital improvement upgrades at Fire Station No. 5 - Not to exceed $285,487.00 - Financing: Public Safety Facilities (F) Fund (2024 General Obligation Bond Fund) Authorize a design-build construction contract
total project budget of $150,000,000.00 - Not to exceed $150,000.00 - Financing: Public Safety Facilities (F) Fund (2024 General Obligation Bond Fund) Office of Bond and Construction Management: Authorize
seven financial counseling proposals were rejected with no award (#36), and a $451K public safety roof maintenance contract covering 75 facilities was deleted before a vote. Three procurement scopes from
abatements — while the Council's direction to prepare a November 2026 bond election for public safety and police/fire pension obligations (#93) opens a window to engage before ballot terms
Dallas, Texas, operating under a council-manager system. It provides city services including public safety, public works, economic development, and municipal courts. The city is governed by a Mayor
emergency food distribution services that were necessary to preserve and protect the public health and safety of city residents performed during the period from November 24, 2025 through January
emergency food distribution services that were necessary to preserve and protect the public health and safety of city residents performed from November 23, 2025 through January 13, 2026; (2) partial
emergency food distribution services that were necessary to preserve and protect the public health and safety of city residents performed from November 23, 2025 through January
light industrial areas. South Side Quarter Development Corporation operates the district, providing enhanced public safety, capital improvements including landscaping and lighting, and community events. The district focuses on infrastructure enhancement
software vendor that provides cloud-based solutions for public sector agencies, including public safety, administrative, and justice management systems. The company serves thousands of government agencies across North America with
within the City of Dallas, Texas. It provides supplemental public services and improvements, including public safety, beautification, recreation, trail improvements, lighting and signage, and business recruitment and development, funded through
from the insurance industry, law enforcement and the public, plus a Texas Department of Public Safety designee. It funds auto theft taskforces run by local police departments and sheriff
Dallas Inc. It encompasses approximately 2,181 properties in the Uptown neighborhood and funds public safety, infrastructure improvements, pedestrian amenities, and maintenance of common areas through property assessments. The current
Dallas-Fort Worth area, the company serves public sector clients with products spanning permitting, public safety, property management, and other government operations