Dallas City Council Meetings
Were you unable to attend the Dallas City Council meeting on Wednesday, but you
still need to know what happened?
To listen to complete audio versions of Dallas City Council meetings, go to this
page:
http://www.ci.dallas.tx.us/cso/audio.shtml
Audio of meetings are posted online no later than noon on Thursdays.
To find out how the Council voted on a particular agenda item, go to this page:
http://www.ci.dallas.tx.us/cso/ccagenda.shtml
The approved, numbered agenda that shows the disposition of all items is available
online no later than 3 p.m. on Thursdays.
For more information on accessing records through the City Secretary's
Office, call 214-670-5654 or visit
www.dallascityhall.com and click the City Secretary's Office
link.
City of Dallas 2008
Annual Report

Click
Here for the Annual Report
(1.5MB PDF)
City Manager's Strategic Plan
The
Strategic Plan lays out the City of Dallas’ mission which describes the purpose
of the organization; the City’s vision which outlines what the City aspires to be;
and the City’s values which detail the shared set of principles to which the City
is committed. The plan describes the City’s approach to providing services that
our customers most want at a price they are willing to pay.
Read the Strategic Plan . . .
(4.1MB pdf)
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North Dallas Neighborhood Alliance Food Drive.

We encourage you to help feed the hungry by donating through our Virtual Food Drive.
Click Here for More

Bugs and Other Things
Provided By:
Kimberly Schofield
Program Specialist-Urban IPM
Texas AgriLife Extension
17360 Coit Road
Dallas, TX 75252
(972) 952-9221
Pesky Pill Bugs
Inviting Thrips Indoors
Another Invading
Cockroach
. . . the Asian Cockroach
New Invader: Chili Thrips,
Scirtothrips dorsalis Hood
Noticing Early Populations of
Spider Mites Will Help
with Control Measures
Flickering
and Fluttering
Fungus Gnats
Wet Weather Could Mean
Springtail Outbreaks
Beware of Booklice
Lurking in Structures
Fungus Gnats Fluttering Around
Irritating Earwigs Entering Structures
Prevention of Larger Animals Entering Homes This Season
Be On the Lookout for Soft Scales
Mining the Leaf
Presence
of Shore flies
Time to Treat for Fire Ants
Emerging May and June Beetles
Multiplying Mosquitoes
Are Honeybees Swarming in Your Backyard?

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