City of Duncanville

The City of Duncanville has been alerted of a possible Everbridge notification that includes profane language from our Everbridge Emergency Notification System. The City of Duncanville is currently investigating the origins of the message.

Started in 2016, the Property Improvement Program (PIP) Days, is a partnership between the First United Methodist Church in Duncanville, the City’s Neighborhood Vitality Commission, and volunteers from the within the community. Twice per year, the PIP Days’ volunteers repair the exterior of homes, assist with fence repairs, or complete yard work for Duncanville homeowners who cannot complete these projects themselves due to life circumstances. These cosmetic updates help to bring local residences back to community standards while eliminating a stressor for the homeowner.

The 2018 Duncanville Bond Program was approved by voters in November of that same year. The program originally consisted of 10 projects organized into four propositions. Proposition B included the allocation of $5,033,000 for the reconstruction of a segment of Danieldale Road. The reconstruction project includes replacing the water lines beneath the surface as well as new pavement. Once complete, the configuration will be a four-lane divided roadway with hike and bike trails along the north and south sides.

District departments and campus leaders across Duncanville ISD have joined together to raise awareness about the value of regular school attendance and focus on reducing chronic absenteeism. Saturday, March 4, 2023, starting at 8:00am, district employees have volunteered to make home visits sharing the importance of attending school every day.