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Duncanville · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Duncanville public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Streamlining local development reviews by giving city staff the power to approve simple plats without needing full commission votes.
The council is meeting at a local school to hear directly from residents. This is your chance to bring up any local issues or questions you have for your representatives.
The city is working to get local teens more involved in civic life through a new Teen Council program.
The board is touring southern parks to evaluate current conditions and plan future improvements for the city's parks master plan.
Coyote sightings are spiking across Duncanville, and the city is scrambling to figure out a safety plan. You’ll need to keep a closer eye on your pets and kids while they work on a solution.
Duncanville just hired Victor Barrera as the new Economic Development Director. He’s now the person in charge of deciding which new businesses and growth projects get the green light in your neighborhood.
Duncanville is teaming up with the Better Block Foundation this November to test out safer streets, public art, and outdoor seating on South Main Street, and they want your ideas through a public survey first. It's a quick chance to help reshape a local corridor with temporary, fun street designs before making any permanent changes.
A proposal to relocate and revitalize the Olden Year Museum as a downtown cultural anchor was presented to the Council.
Several residents spoke in favor of renaming the local library in honor of David Green.
Duncanville is bringing in a new City Secretary and a familiar face to lead police operations. These leadership changes could shift how the city manages public records and handles day-to-day law enforcement.
Duncanville just hired a new economic development chief to lead the charge on bringing fresh businesses and jobs to town. This person is basically the city's new point person for making our local economy grow.
Duncanville is losing longtime Judge William J. Neilon, so the city is officially on the hunt for his replacement. This is a big deal because this role keeps our local court system running smoothly.
Duncanville firefighters are hitting the streets to install 200 free smoke alarms in local homes. It’s a quick, proactive way to boost neighborhood safety and prevent fire-related tragedies.
Duncanville finally settled its legal beef with Pelican House, putting an end to a dispute that had local business owners on edge. This move clears the air and lets the restaurant get back to business as usual.
The Duncanville Starcenter has officially shut down, and locals are rightfully annoyed by the city's lack of clear communication. It’s a frustrating example of poor management that raises real questions about how our public facilities are being run.