City of Duncanville

The City of Duncanville is proud to announce that its Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, has been awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting by the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA). This recognition is the highest honor in governmental accounting and financial reporting and reflects the City’s ongoing commitment to transparency, accuracy, and strong financial stewardship.

Last year, the City of Duncanville launched a new partnership with SeeMyLegacy, an innovative online giving and community engagement platform designed to help residents, businesses, and stakeholders directly support the projects and programs that matter most to them.

The Holiday Lights Parade will follow a festive route through the heart of Duncanville to ensure a fun and safe experience for all spectators. The parade will begin at Freeman Road, travel east along Wheatland Road, turn south onto Main Street, and continue until it reaches Center St, where the parade will conclude.

On November 4, 2025, Duncanville voters considered 12 proposed amendments to the City Charter. Read the full Unofficial Election Results.

This week’s Community Management Weekly Update highlights Public Works street and utility improvements, Fire Department emergency preparedness and regional coordination, and the Library’s holiday hours and upcoming programs. Due to the holidays, this is the final CMWU until January 9, 2026. Read the full Weekly Update to stay informed.

This week’s update includes new LED installation, ongoing inspections, and continued focus on rental safety. Public safety teams supported Holiday Lights in the Park, advanced training efforts, and celebrated Fire Department promotions, while Parks, Library, Economic Development, and Public Works continued seasonal projects and citywide services.

This week’s update includes steady inspection activity, key Fire and Police training milestones, and community engagement through UNIDOS and holiday programs. Parks and Recreation supported seasonal projects, Economic Development advanced grant and business efforts, and Public Works continued street, utility, and maintenance work across the city. Read the full Weekly Update for more.

City departments reported another full week of progress — from strong inspection activity and consistent service delivery to ongoing emergency management training, new firefighter applicants, and continued preparation for Holiday Lights in the Park. The Library is gearing up for the holiday week, Economic Development is rolled out its Design Incentive Grant, and Parks crews have been busy planting fall color and installing seasonal décor across the city. Read the full Weekly Update today!