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Dallas City Council to Hold Budget Town Halls for FY 2026-27

The City of Dallas invites residents to provide input on the Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget through town hall meetings scheduled from August 11 to August 25.

Lena Stroud

July 24, 20261 min read

Civic Budget Engagement - illustration, Jake Team LLC
Civic Budget Engagement - illustration, Jake Team LLC

The City of Dallas has announced a series of budget town hall meetings to allow residents to participate in the Fiscal Year 2026-27 City Manager’s Recommended Budget process. These sessions are designed to give the public an opportunity to learn more about the proposed budget and share feedback directly with Council Members.

The town halls will take place from Tuesday, August 11 through Tuesday, August 25. The city will offer both in-person and virtual attendance options for these meetings. Spanish interpretation will be available at select in-person locations.

For residents who require oral interpretation in a language other than English, the city requests that they contact [email protected] to make arrangements. The complete schedule of dates and locations for the town halls is available on the city website at dal.city/DallasBudgetTownhall.

These meetings are part of the city’s ongoing effort to engage the community during the budget development phase. Residents interested in the recommended budget can attend the scheduled sessions to view the details and provide their comments to the Council Members present.

The City of Dallas continues to update residents on various municipal services and upcoming events. Additional information regarding city operations and community resources can be found through official city channels.

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Lena Stroud

Lena Stroud covers Dallas city hall, the council, and county government.

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