Dallas City Council election

Dallas City Council District 2 Candidate Q&A With Sukhbir Kaur

By CandysDirt / April 11, 2023 /

Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of responses to CandysDirt.com questionnaires issued to all candidates running for office in the May 6 Dallas City Council election. We’ll be revealing their responses over the next several days. District 1 candidates Chad West, Mariana Griggs, and Albert Mata did not respond to the questionnaire,…

Dallas City Councilman Says District 3 Fights a Negative Perception, Not a High Crime Rate

By April Towery / April 10, 2023 /

Dallas City Councilman Casey Thomas is wrapping up his fourth term at the horseshoe, and one thing he’d like to clear up before he leaves is that District 3 is a safe place to live.  Thomas, a Dallas native, represents District 3, which covers southwest Dallas.  Thomas has a lot to be proud of during…

Dallas City Council Sets Goals For 2023; Public Safety And Housing Are Among Top Priorities

By April Towery / April 6, 2023 /

Twelve of the 14 Dallas City Council members are vying to hold onto their seats in the May 6 election, but Wednesday offered a rare opportunity for the group to set goals and talk about the future away from the horseshoe and a large public audience.  A “Vision Alignment Session” was held at Thanks-Giving Square,…

Brian Hasenbauer: Why I’m Running For Dallas City Council District 10

By CandysDirt.com Contributor / March 20, 2023 /

By Brian HasenbauerSpecial Contributor I may be an idealist, but I still believe that government has an important role in a civilized society to improve the lives of fellow citizens. Public service is also a noble calling. I am a pragmatist that enjoys working with others to solve challenges and tackle big issues. The work…

Why This Year’s Dallas City Council Election Matters More Than Ever For Housing

By April Towery / March 15, 2023 /

A landmark decision will likely be made on short-term rentals this year. It won’t be made by a neighborhood association or the Texas Legislature. It will be made by 15 men and women elected to the local Dallas City Council. These elected leaders also make decisions on zoning that affect what can be built next to…