Mayor Mike Rawlings

Mayor Mike Rawlings

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Mike Rawlings is the former Mayor of Dallas.

Vote No Dallas 10/03/2024

We have an urgent fight on our hands, friends.

Dallas Propositions S, T & U on the November ballot are a grave threat to so much that we hold dear in this town. If passed, these proposals would force deep budget cuts to fire, EMS, parks, streets, arts, and homelessness, among others.

This package, drafted and funded by a group of non-Dallas residents, may sound good at first. But it is nothing more than a chocolate-covered piece of rat poison.

Props S, T & U would force the city to immediately hire 900 cops. We all want more police, but this is not the way to do it, nor is it even possible.

When the city fails to meet that quota, the S, T & U package allows for anyone to sue the city over it, costing us millions in taxpayer funds.

Head over to votenodallas.com to learn more about these harmful proposals and what you can do to help us defeat them.

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Vote No Dallas Stand Up For Dallas Vote Against Propositions S, T & U Propositions S, T & U will hit the rewind button on progress.The package would burden our city with higher taxes and force City Hall to defund parks, libraries, fire and EMS. The S, T & U amendments would invite frivolous lawsuits against the ci...

06/17/2019

We just completed our final City Council meeting to officially accept the results of the 2019 elections.

Thank you all for serving. It’s been the greatest honor of my life to work with you.

06/11/2019

We tackled some huge issues during my time as mayor, including poverty, homelessness, education, workforce development, and domestic violence. Of course, much work remains. But we made great progress on these and other issues thanks to servant leaders who generously gave their time, money and resources. These are some of the people and organizations who deserve our thanks for their great work these past eight years.

- Laurie Larrea and Workforce Solutions Greater Dallas and Board
- Rob Kaplan, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
- Jan Langbein (Genesis Women's Shelter & Support)
- Paige Flink (The Family Place)
- Dallas Domestic Violence Task Force
- Dallas ISD School board and leadership
- KIPP DFW
- Uplift Education
- Todd Williams and The Commit Partnership
- Alan Cohen, Child Poverty Action Lab
- Larry James, CitySquare
- Regina Montoya and the Mayor’s Task Force on Poverty

Photos from Mayor Mike Rawlings's post 06/11/2019

Important information regarding bulk/brush pickup for June, July and August. Code Compliance will not issue citations for brush and storm debris placed for pickup outside of normal operations

Who should you call?

Know when to call 3-1-1, 9-1-1 or Oncor for storm related issues.

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Alan Peppard, who wrote for 'The Dallas Morning News' for 30 years, dead at 56 06/10/2019

Micki and I are devastated to learn of Alan’s passing. I met Alan more than 25 years ago when I was an ad executive. We remained friends over the years. He was always a gentleman and he cherished the job he had at The Dallas Morning News for 30 years. We will miss him. Dallas will miss him.

Alan Peppard, who wrote for 'The Dallas Morning News' for 30 years, dead at 56 Alan Peppard, the Dallas native who worked his way from society columnist to Texas historian, who could turn forgotten footnotes into multi-part...

Important storm aftermath information - Dallas City News 06/10/2019

Important update on this afternoon’s storm:

Today’s storms did affect 911 call centers across the region, including at one point, in the City of Dallas. The City of Dallas call center is now operational and 9-1-1 calls are being answered. Due to the high call volume, some residents may receive a busy signal, we are encouraging residents to please hang up and call back immediately.

For residents without power, the following libraries are open: Central Library, Hampton-Illinois, and Polk-Wisdom. We are working to activate additional sites as needed.

Latino Cultural Center has been activated as a respite center for residents without power or in need. City of Dallas Office of Emergency Management has also activated a command center at the Latino Cultural Center. OEM is coordinating efforts with Dallas Fire Rescue, Dallas Police Department, and the Red Cross as well as the property management of the collapsed building in the Live Oak area.

Love Field Airport also experienced damage including, the Southwest Airlines Hangar. Southwest Airlines had 27 cancellations due to weather diversions. There were also issues with power. With the exception of trees, there has not been any identifiable damage to City property as of yet.

City crews are continuing to assess the areas impacted.

In addition, first responders remain on site near the collapsed building in the Live Oak area and we continue to work with local and state authorities to ensure that our response is appropriate and we maintain the safety of others in the area.

Residents are still being urged to call 3-1-1 immediately to report downed trees or any other flooded areas. The City’s social media sites are being updated with this information.

Important storm aftermath information - Dallas City News 6:37 p.m. Sunday, June 9, 2019 Today’s storms did affect 911 call centers across the region, including at one point, in the City of Dallas. The City of Dallas call center is now operational and 9-1-1 calls are being answered. Due to the high call volume, some residents may receive a busy signal, w...

06/08/2019

It's election day Dallas. Polls are open today from 7 a.m.-7 p.m. If you haven't already, be sure to cast your vote: https://www.dallascountyvotes.org/

Unofficial Turnout information: Dallas County Elections - Official

Photos from Mayor Mike Rawlings's post 06/08/2019

Great conversation with Vivid Sydney on how we can build connected, smarter cities of the future

Betsy Price

Photos from Mayor Mike Rawlings's post 06/07/2019

Dallas has faced some adversities in the last several years - from Ebola and the Dallas police ambush to opening up shelters to help victims of Hurricane Harvey. People often ask, “how do you lead during trying times?” By having a strong support system - our faith community. These are the faith leaders who I can call on anytime for counsel. They pray, volunteer, provide resources and much more.

Michael Bowie Jr
Gerald Britt
Bishop Edward Burns
Richie Butler
Bryan Carter
Neil G. Cazares-Thomas
Jerry Christian
Denny Davis
Tony Evans
Frederick D Haynes III
Zan Holmes
T.D. Jakes
Lelious Johnson
Marcus King
George Mason
Will McCall
Vashti McKenzie
Almas Muscatwalla
Andrew Paley
Vincent Parker
Sharron Patterson
Rickie Rush
Ervin D Seamster
Chris Simmons
Paul Rasmussen
David Stern
Andy Stoker
Omar Suleiman
Jeff Warren
Francis Waters
Kerry Wesley

7/7 memorial service photos: The Dallas Morning News

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