| Dallas is at a pivot point. The City has long been in violation of state law, and thanks to Proposition S, accountability is no longer optional. Historically, the City has not only persisted in undermining public safety, but has also actively participated in “hindering efforts to connect individuals experiencing homelessness with necessary resources and services.” That’s why Keep Dallas Safe asserts that these homeless camps are government-sponsored slums. |
| Since Proposition S was passed with overwhelming public support, Dallas government officials no longer have immunity for violating the law. But accountability requires action, and a group called Dallas HERO is here for it. They’ve given the City 60 days to address the issue or face legal action. The group that championed Proposition S recently stated their potential lawsuit isn’t about conflict—it’s about holding city leaders to their duty. HERO has made it clear that the goal is simple: make Dallas’ leaders follow the laws they were elected to uphold. Prop S has provided Dallas residents a path to take back their city, and citizens are demanding action. It’s important that we make our voices heard and urge our city leaders to implement a plan to address this issue NOW: enforce the law and deliver real solutions! |
| Contact your city council member today and let them know this issue can’t wait. The timeline is is motion! Together, we can make Dallas a model for safety, accountability, and progress. The future of our city depends on it. |
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| Dallas County Lands $4 Million to Solve 3,000 Cold Cases Dallas just secured $4 million in federal grants to dig into cold case homicides and assaults—progress that’s long overdue. But here’s the real question: if we don’t crack down on crime today, how many more cases will pile up tomorrow? The truth is, strong policies and real accountability aren’t just smart—they’re necessary. |
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| Dallas Launches ‘Dallas Secure’ App to Combat Cyber Threats Cool app, but here’s the deal: phishing scams aren’t robbing families at gunpoint. Public safety starts in the neighborhoods where we live—not just online. If Dallas can protect phones, it can protect streets too. Let’s prioritize real-world security where it counts. |
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| Ghost Guns: The Phantom Threat Flooding America’s Streets Untraceable, DIY ghost guns are on the rise. Last year alone, the ATF recovered 25,000 of these shadowy weapons. Dallas, how long until this trend hits home? Let’s get ahead of this threat before our streets start looking like the Wild West. Safety means staying one step ahead. |
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Tracking Illegal Camps:
| District 13, Councilwoman Gay Donnell Willis “Tent City Takes Over Vickery Meadows” Right under a PNC Bank billboard promising financial peace, chaos reigns. A sprawling tent camp has taken over North Central Expressway in Vickery Meadows—grass stolen, sidewalks blocked, and families left asking: Why is this okay? Councilwoman Gay Donnell Willis, it’s time to step up. The fact of the matter is, Vickery Meadows deserves leadership, not excuses. |
District 14, Councilman Paul Ridley
“Under the Bridges, Over the Limits”
Downtown Dallas’ underpasses have become a symbol of growing chaos—tents, makeshift shelters, and debris have turned public spaces into no-go zones. Residents are frustrated. Public spaces aren’t private property, and Council Member Paul Ridley, it’s on you to clean this up. The question is: where’s the plan to restore order and safety in District 14? This demands an answer.
District 2, Councilman Jesse Moreno
“The Cedars’ Encampment Crisis”
Under the Ferris Street overpass in The Cedars, another sprawling encampment highlights neglect and inaction. Tents, shopping carts, and scattered trash dominate the area, leaving residents and businesses fed up. Safe streets and clean neighborhoods aren’t privileges—they’re basic expectations. Council Member Jesse Moreno, The Cedars deserves better. Where’s the leadership?
