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Dallas City Council defers contentious Walnut Hill zoning case without hearing speakers

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By Megan Cardona Verified
| KERA News (Dallas, TX) Verified
More than a dozen Dallas District 13 residents were unable to speak about a zoning case in their neighborhood during Tuesday's City Council meeting after waiting around five hours for the item. That's because their district representative, Council Member Gay Donnell Willis, made a motion to defer a public hearing on the zoning for a proposed planned development district on the corner Betty Jane Lane and Walnut Hill Lane until Sept. 23.
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Dallas moves to get $15M in state funds for police training center

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By Megan Cardona Verified
| KERA News (Dallas, TX) Verified
The city of Dallas will apply for $15 million in additional state grants for the Dallas Police Department Law Enforcement Training Center, which is one of the projects included in the November bond election. Dallas City Council unanimously gave City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert the green light to apply for two grants — one for $10 million and another for $5 million — from the governor's office Tuesday.
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Dallas police say response times have improved — but urgent calls still take more than an hour

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By Megan Cardona Verified
| KERA News (Dallas, TX) Verified
Dallas police response times are lower than they were a year ago, but all calls except life-threatening emergencies still have response times of more than an hour. Dallas Assistant Chief Richard Foy told city council members on Wednesday that the department had a "very long way to go" in its response times.
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