$12.28 million registration adds detail to Dallas police training campus plans
The filing covers the Criminal Justice Center, while the broader UNT Dallas campus still has an $88.5 million funding need and a developing schedule.
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The filing covers the Criminal Justice Center, while the broader UNT Dallas campus still has an $88.5 million funding need and a developing schedule.
Both facilities remain open, and residents can attend the July 25 workshop or August budget meetings before the council's scheduled adoption vote.
A reported July 24 appeal seeks renewed investigative attention. Dallas police’s timeline records the first week, and current official tip channels offer a way to…
The Lakeview Parkway store has fryer work scheduled Aug. 2–17, but the filings do not establish a closure or service interruption.
The state estimate and architect’s capped fee are separate figures, and the available records do not set a guaranteed construction schedule.
City records identify a $10 million repair estimate, $5 million in allocated capital funding and a grave survey that must precede future demolition activity.
The state program requires a local liaison, training, filming rules and location photos, but no Garland-specific jobs or spending totals are documented.
Records identify a 3,050-square-foot remodel at 649 Uptown Blvd., but projected construction timing and a received TABC filing do not prove it is open.
The two-day library show features a 40-by-32-foot HO layout with almost 300 feet of track and equipment spanning the 1880s to today.
The town expects limited road access during weekday work and says residents will get advance notice of planned driveway interruptions.
NOSTA says the three floors would hold dining, coworking, meeting, bar and event space, but the evidence does not establish an address or opening date.
Dallas County owners awaiting a protest hearing should watch the mail for at least 15 days’ notice and may seek an informal review beforehand.