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2/28/24

A Better Metroplex: MCBA Wants You to Be a Part of It
Government Should be 100% Transparent in Everything They Do
MCBA Stands for Better Communities: Safer, Stronger, Happier

Launching in March: Adopt-a-Block

The Metroplex Civics and Business Association is proud to introduce the Adopt-a-Block initiative, a transformative program aimed at enhancing the beauty and appeal of Dallas. By mobilizing local businesses and community members, this initiative promises to elevate Dallas's status as an attractive hub for living, working, and conducting business. Join us in this exciting venture by visiting our website and setting up a call with an Adopt-a-Block team member!

Krystina Martinez / KERA News

Government Should be 100% Transparent in Everything They Do

Dallas City Manager T.C. Broadnax has announced his resignation on Wednesday. That’s according to a press release from the City Manager’s office.

Broadnax will stay on with the city to help in the transition of his replacement – but his resignation is effective June 3, 2024. Broadnax confirmed his decision in an email to city staffers on Wednesday afternoon.

"It has been my distinct honor and privilege to have served as your City Manager for the last seven years. I am proud of what we have accomplished together and grateful for the support I received during my tenure," Broadnax wrote.

MCBA Stands for Better Communities: Safer, Stronger, Happier

There were plenty of questions but fewer answers as a Dallas City Council committee was briefed Tuesday on the status of the city's "Vision Zero" road safety plan.

Council members requested the briefing after an NBC 5 investigation revealed documents suggesting a lack of progress on key steps toward reducing traffic deaths and injuries in the city.

In November, NBC 5 Investigates obtained a draft copy of a Vision Zero progress report that showed a few action items completed.

Many items were listed as "in progress" or had not been started.