Dallas HERO

Downtown hotels lost over $4M annually in airline contracts due to rising homelessness concerns. Dallas officials shrug as tourism declines. Will City Hall let our economy collapse?

AT&T warns they may leave Downtown if public safety isn’t addressed—risking $2.7 billion in lost property values. The city's solution? Silence. We can only conclude from the city ignoring Prop U that this is what they want for Dallas. Is that what YOU want? What are you gonna do about it?

Car thefts downtown have doubled since 2019, becoming 66% of reported crimes. City leaders seem unmoved by this surge. Feeling safe parking downtown?

Violent crime in Downtown Dallas jumped 42% from 2019-2023. City Hall's response: fewer patrol officers. How can officials justify this?

“How can I help?” It's a question we hear all the time from frustrated Dallas residents. Here’s one simple but powerful way: ? Fill out the City of Dallas official survey — it directly impacts how YOUR tax dollars are spent next year. This is your chance to say what matters: ? Better roads? ? More public safety? ? Parks and green space? Make your voice count. ? Take the survey now and help shape Dallas' future. https://lnkd.in/gDuc2GFX

Dallas has 800 pension-eligible sworn officers. They could walk off the force tomorrow. Then what? If we lose our police, we lose our city. We are hanging on by a thread.

HEY DALLAS! At what point will you look at the people running your city and realize...

Dallas Police now take 92 minutes to respond to domestic violence calls. That's an hour and a half for a dangerous situation to become deadly. How is this acceptable, Dallas City Hall?

Violent crime up 42% downtown since 2019, yet patrol officers decreased. City Hall calls this “progress.” What would you call it?

Dallas has only 1,765 patrol officers responding to 911 calls in a city of 1,308,404 people. That's just 1.35 patrol officers per 1,000 residents. Is it any wonder response times are up?