City of Duncanville

Duncanville departments remained busy this week, with 91 building inspections, 9 health inspections, and 22 rental inspections identifying needed safety upgrades, alongside $31,701 in collected fees and active fire, police, and public works operations across the city. Residents can also get involved through Boards and Commissions, enjoy programs at the Fieldhouse, Library, and Parks & Recreation, explore economic development projects, and learn about job openings and upcoming community events. Stay informed and engaged by reading the latest Update!

Duncanville departments reported a busy week, from inspections and emergency preparedness to library, parks, and recreation programs, while major spring events like BloomFest move forward—residents are encouraged to apply for Boards and Commissions, complete the Library’s Community Needs Assessment survey, and make plans to attend upcoming city events and activities.

The City of Duncanville had a busy week, with 77 building inspections, 8 health inspections, and 26 rental inspections completed, along with more than $24,000 in fees collected. City staff supported community safety and engagement through fire and police training, library programs for all ages, parks and recreation events like the Easter Eggstravaganza and Women’s History Month celebration, and ongoing economic development and public works projects. Stay informed with the City Manager's Weekly Update!

City departments stayed busy this week, completing dozens of building, health, and rental inspections, conducting active fire and police operations, hosting packed programs at the Fieldhouse and Library, and continuing work on major parks, public works, and economic development projects. Stay informed on everything happening in Duncanville. Read the full Weekly Update now.

City departments were busy this week, from 83 building inspections and 158 fire calls for service to active planning for major public works projects and park improvements across the city. The Fieldhouse hosted basketball tournaments and church services, the Library rolled out robust programs for all ages, and Parks & Recreation celebrated a successful Mother and Son Day Out while gearing up for BloomFest, Red, White & Goals, and the Easter Eggstravaganza. Read this week’s City Manager Weekly Update to see how your city is working for you and how you can get involved.

Weekly inspections, public safety, library programs, economic development, and parks and recreation activities are all underway across Duncanville. Explore the latest events, services, and opportunities, and make plans to join in this week!

This week’s City of Duncanville update highlights active building and health inspections, Fire and Police training and response, and a wide range of programs at the library, parks, and recreation facilities. Economic Development, Public Works, and other city departments continue moving key projects, business support, hiring, and infrastructure improvements forward. Read the full weekly update to learn more about services, upcoming events, and ways to get involved.

Duncanville had a busy week, with inspectors supporting safe buildings and rentals, first responders answering calls, and teams across the Library, Parks and Recreation, Economic Development, and Public Works advancing services, events, and major projects for residents. Stay engaged by taking the Library’s Community Needs Assessment survey,

Duncanville departments remained busy this week, completing dozens of building, health, and rental inspections, supporting major public safety operations, and offering robust programs at City facilities, the library, and parks and recreation while advancing BloomFest planning and economic development initiatives. Residents are encouraged to stay engaged by checking out the most recent City Manager's Weekly Update.

Duncanville stayed busy this week with 60 building inspections completed, 44 permits issued, and continued progress on major infrastructure projects including emergency generator installation and park improvements. Public safety and emergency management teams advanced winter storm preparedness efforts, regional coordination, and ongoing training initiatives to strengthen community response. Residents can stay engaged by attending library and senior programs, supporting local networking events, and joining us for upcoming favorites like the Daddy Daughter Dance and Chess Club.

Duncanville stayed busy this week with inspections, public safety responses, and a packed lineup of library and recreation programs for all ages. Get involved by joining an event, supporting local businesses applying for grants, and voting in the BloomFest Band Battle to help shape your community.

Duncanville staff provided around-the-clock winter storm response, with Emergency Management operating the EOC continuously, Fire leadership and crews monitoring conditions and answering 155 calls, and Public Works and Utilities maintaining 24-hour coverage to keep roads, water, and city infrastructure safe and functioning during Winter Storm Fern. Learn about all this and more with the City Manager's Weekly Update.

This week’s update highlights active building, health, and rental inspections, winter-weather impacts on Fieldhouse events, and strong public safety efforts, including regional emergency coordination and a successful fugitive apprehension. Residents can also explore robust library programming, parks and recreation activities, economic development grants, and upcoming community events like BloomFest and the Recreation Center Health Fair. Stay informed and engaged by reading the full City Manager’s Weekly Update.

City teams continued making progress across Duncanville this week, completing inspections and permits, responding to public safety calls, maintaining streets and utilities, and offering programs at the Library, Fieldhouse, and Recreation Center. Economic Development advanced business support and event planning, including BloomFest 2026. Read the full Weekly Update to see what’s happening across your city and how to get involved.

This week’s Weekly Update highlights building and health inspections and permitting activity, Fire Department emergency preparedness, training, and response efforts, Police Department community programs and recruitment updates, Library programs for all ages, ongoing Parks maintenance and recreation activities, Economic Development grants and BloomFest planning, and upcoming senior and community events. Read the full Weekly Update to stay informed on what’s happening across the City of Duncanville.

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!

City departments continue making progress across the community! LED installations are on track for completion in early December, while the Fire Department prepares to welcome new recruits and launch its updated dispatch system. Parks crews wrapped up citywide playground inspections and seasonal landscaping, and the Library and Recreation Center are hosting great programs for families and kids. Read the full Weekly Update now!

City crews and departments had another productive week! The Fire Department continues progress on new technology and safety initiatives, while Public Works advances accessibility upgrades and roadway improvements citywide. Parks staff completed citywide playground inspections, and the Library is gearing up for upcoming family programs. Stay informed by reading the full Weekly Update!

From new building permits to park improvements and library events, our city teams have been busy keeping Duncanville moving forward! Crews are preparing for upcoming LED installations, the Fire Department responded to 158 calls, and the Police Department celebrated a spooktacular Boo with the Blue event. Read the full Weekly Update now!

Find out what’s happening in Duncanville! Each week, the City Manager gives updates to the Mayor and City Council about city projects, department work, and other news. Now, we’re sharing these updates with everyone in the community.

From park cleanups to new library programs, city crews and departments have been hard at work! Building Inspections issued 20 new permits, Fire and Police kept our community safe, and Parks teams refreshed fields and playgrounds. Plus, Holiday Lights in the Park is coming December 5! Catch up on all the latest in this week’s Weekly Update

City departments stayed busy — from new library resources and park improvements to National Night Out and upcoming holiday events. The Fire and Police Departments reported major activity, and Building Inspections completed dozens of site checks citywide. Read the full Weekly Update now!

Fire crews responded to 145 calls, Police celebrated commendations and academy progress, and Parks & Rec hosted a lively Concert in the Park. The Library launched Kanopy streaming, City Council adopted the City’s Comprehensive Plan, and Public Works kept up with repairs and utility maintenance.

This week in Duncanville: city staff completed inspections, responded to 146 fire calls, supported Hispanic Heritage Fest, and kept up with street and utility improvements. The Library, Parks, and Fieldhouse hosted programs for all ages. Read the full weekly update to read about this and more!

Duncanville staff were busy this week with building inspections, fire and police responses, library programs, and preparations for the upcoming Hispanic Heritage Fest. Catch all the highlights in the City’s Weekly Update!

From building and health inspections to fire and police updates, plus library programs, economic development news, and upcoming events like Movies in the Park and the Best Southwest Hispanic Heritage Fest—this week’s City of Duncanville Weekly Update is full of important information for residents. Read the full update now!

Here’s what’s happening this week in Duncanville: strong pass rates in rental and building inspections, new permits issued, health checks completed, and $7,913 in fees collected. Plus, see public safety highlights, library events, Fieldhouse programs, economic development news, and upcoming park activities. Read the full City Manager’s Weekly Update for details and dates!

This week’s update includes building and health inspection results, new permits, and over $15,000 in collected fees. The Fire Department reported 160 service calls, Police conducted evidence destruction, and Emergency Management staff attended a national conference. Plus, check out details on the upcoming Friends of the Library Annual Book Sale, the Best Southwest Hispanic Heritage Fest, and new recreation programs and events in Duncanville. Read the full Weekly Update to stay informed about everything happening in our community!

This week in Duncanville: from building inspections and fire safety updates to new library programs, parks projects, and exciting economic development news — including the announcement that Encina is coming to Main Street. Don’t miss the full details in the City Manager’s Weekly Update →

From new fire department technology that improves emergency care, to library events for all ages, to preparations for the Hispanic Heritage Fest—this week’s update is full of community news you won’t want to miss. Catch up on City services, upcoming events, and department highlights.

This week’s City Manager’s Weekly Update features updates on Duncanville’s Fire and Emergency Management teams, new police academy recruits, and a wide range of community activities. The Library is gearing up for the school year with a back-to-school event and expanded youth programs. Parks and Recreation continues making improvements across the city, while preparations are underway for the Best Southwest Hispanic Heritage Fest on September 20. Public Works crews stayed busy clearing debris, repairing roads, and maintaining key infrastructure. Read the full City Manager’s Weekly Update to learn more!

This week’s City Manager’s Weekly Update shares news from all around Duncanville. Get updates on Building Inspections, the Fire and Police Departments, Library programs, Parks and Recreation events, and Economic Development. You can also learn about the new, easy-to-use online version of the City’s Proposed Budget for FY 2026. It’s been a busy week with fun events, safety updates, and exciting plans for the future. Read the full Weekly Update today.

This week’s City Manager’s Weekly Update covers everything from road and utility repairs to upcoming events, library programs, and fire and police activity. You’ll find inspection stats, job openings, highlights from the Comprehensive Plan meeting, and updates on the Hispanic Heritage Fest and new businesses like Encina. Read the full update to stay informed and connected to what’s happening in Duncanville.

From code enforcement and community events to economic growth and emergency response, Duncanville departments were hard at work this week. Highlights include 91 building inspections, health and fire safety updates, new business activity, major park preparations, and exciting progress on downtown development. Don't miss updates on library events, job openings, and upcoming celebrations like Hispanic Heritage Fest.

From rental inspections and permit approvals to library events, economic development, and Fourth of July festivities, it’s been a busy week across Duncanville. City departments have been hard at work, from ensuring building and health safety to supporting police operations, fire services, parks, and community programs. Major updates include a significant narcotics seizure and exciting progress on public works projects. Stay informed and connected with the City Manager’s Weekly Update now.

From building inspections and water repairs to summer camps and library programs, a lot is happening across the city! The Fire and Police Departments stayed busy with training, calls, and community events. Our Parks crews prepare Armstrong Park for the big 4th of July celebration, and exciting news about a new restaurant coming to downtown. Check out the full City Manager Weekly Update to stay informed and see how your city is working for you!

Find out what’s happening in Duncanville! Each week, the City Manager gives updates to the Mayor and City Council about city projects, department work, and other news. Now, we’re sharing these updates with everyone in the community.

Find out what’s happening in Duncanville! Each week, the City Manager gives updates to the Mayor and City Council about city projects, department work, and other news. Now, we’re sharing these updates with everyone in the community.

Stay informed about what’s happening in Duncanville! Each week, the City Manager shares updates with the Mayor and City Council on city projects, department activities, and important news. To keep everyone in the loop, we’re making these updates available to residents, businesses, and community members.

Stay informed about what’s happening in Duncanville! Each week, the City Manager shares updates with the Mayor and City Council on city projects, department activities, and important news. To keep everyone in the loop, we’re making these updates available to residents, businesses, and community members.

Stay informed about what’s happening in Duncanville! Each week, the City Manager shares updates with the Mayor and City Council on city projects, department activities, and important news. To keep everyone in the loop, we’re making these updates available to residents, businesses, and community members.

Stay informed about what’s happening in Duncanville! Each week, the City Manager shares updates with the Mayor and City Council on city projects, department activities, and important news. To keep everyone in the loop, we’re making these updates available to residents, businesses, and community members.

Stay informed about what’s happening in Duncanville! Each week, the City Manager shares updates with the Mayor and City Council on city projects, department activities, and important news. To keep everyone in the loop, we’re making these updates available to residents, businesses, and community members.

Stay informed about what’s happening in Duncanville! Each week, the City Manager shares updates with the Mayor and City Council on city projects, department activities, and important news. To keep everyone in the loop, we’re making these updates available to residents, businesses, and community members.

Stay informed about what’s happening in Duncanville! Each week, the City Manager shares updates with the Mayor and City Council on city projects, department activities, and important news. To keep everyone in the loop, we’re making these updates available to residents, businesses, and community members.

Stay informed about what’s happening in Duncanville! Each week, the City Manager shares updates with the Mayor and City Council on city projects, department activities, and important news. To keep everyone in the loop, we’re making these updates available to residents, businesses, and community members.

Stay informed about what’s happening in Duncanville! Each week, the City Manager shares updates with the Mayor and City Council on city projects, department activities, and important news. To keep everyone in the loop, we’re making these updates available to residents, businesses, and community members.

Stay informed about what’s happening in Duncanville! Each week, the City Manager shares updates with the Mayor and City Council on city projects, department activities, and important news. To keep everyone in the loop, we’re making these updates available to residents, businesses, and community members.

Stay informed about what’s happening in Duncanville! Each week, the City Manager shares updates with the Mayor and City Council on city projects, department activities, and important news. To keep everyone in the loop, we’re making these updates available to residents, businesses, and community members.

Stay informed about what’s happening in Duncanville! Each week, the City Manager shares updates with the Mayor and City Council on city projects, department activities, and important news. To keep everyone in the loop, we’re making these updates available to residents, businesses, and community members.

Stay informed about what’s happening in Duncanville! Each week, the City Manager shares updates with the Mayor and City Council on city projects, department activities, and important news. To keep everyone in the loop, we’re making these updates available to residents, businesses, and community members.

Stay informed about what’s happening in Duncanville! Each week, the City Manager shares updates with the Mayor and City Council on city projects, department activities, and important news. To keep everyone in the loop, we’re making these updates available to residents, businesses, and community members.

Stay up-to-date on City activities and projects for Fiscal Year 2024-2025! This week, the City Manager updates the Duncanville Mayor and City Council on departmental accomplishments, activities, and other significant items of interest. To keep the public better informed, the City is pleased to make this update available to Duncanville's residents, businesses, and stakeholders.

Stay up-to-date on City activities and projects for Fiscal Year 2024-2025! This week, the City Manager updates the Duncanville Mayor and City Council on departmental activities and other significant items of interest. To keep the public better informed, the City is pleased to make this update available to Duncanville's residents, businesses, and stakeholders.

Stay up-to-date on City activities and projects for Fiscal Year 2024-2025! This week, the City Manager updates the Duncanville Mayor and City Council on departmental activities and other significant items of interest. To keep the public better informed, the City is pleased to make this update available to Duncanville's residents, businesses, and stakeholders.

Stay up-to-date on City activities and projects for Fiscal Year 2024-2025! This week, the City Manager updates the Duncanville Mayor and City Council on departmental activities and other significant items of interest. To keep the public better informed, the City is pleased to make this update available to Duncanville's residents, businesses, and stakeholders.

Stay up-to-date on City activities and projects for Fiscal Year 2024-2025! This week, the City Manager updates the Duncanville Mayor and City Council on departmental activities and other significant items of interest. To keep the public better informed, the City is pleased to make this update available to Duncanville's residents, businesses, and stakeholders.

Stay up-to-date on City activities and projects for Fiscal Year 2024-2025! This week, the City Manager updates the Duncanville Mayor and City Council on departmental activities and other significant items of interest. To keep the public better informed, the City is pleased to make this update available to Duncanville's residents, businesses, and stakeholders.

Stay up-to-date on City activities and projects for Fiscal Year 2024-2025! This week, the City Manager updates the Duncanville Mayor and City Council on departmental activities and other significant items of interest. To keep the public better informed, the City is pleased to make this update available to Duncanville's residents, businesses, and stakeholders.

Stay up-to-date on City activities and projects for Fiscal Year 2024-2025! This week, the City Manager updates the Duncanville Mayor and City Council on departmental activities and other significant items of interest. To keep the public better informed, the City is pleased to make this update available to Duncanville's residents, businesses, and stakeholders.

Stay up-to-date on City activities and projects for Fiscal Year 2024-2025! This week, the City Manager updates the Duncanville Mayor and City Council on departmental activities and other significant items of interest. To keep the public better informed, the City is pleased to make this update available to Duncanville's residents, businesses, and stakeholders.

Stay up-to-date on City activities and projects for Fiscal Year 2024-2025! This week, the City Manager updates the Duncanville Mayor and City Council on departmental activities and other significant items of interest. To keep the public better informed, the City is pleased to make this update available to Duncanville's residents, businesses, and stakeholders.