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DeSoto Police and Municipal Court Judge Scott Kurth swore in four new officers today. Welcome to the DeSoto family officers Saul Rodriguez Jr., Jose Sanchez Jr., Nicholas Trejo, and Deborah Fuentes! La Policía de DeSoto y el Juez de la Corte Municipal Scott Kurth tomaron juramento a cuatro nuevos oficiales hoy. ¡Bienvenidos a la familia de oficiales de DeSoto Saul Rodriguez Jr, Jose Sanchez Jr, Nicholas Trejo, y Deborah Fuentes!
TELL US YOUR DESOTO STORY! Do you live, work or own a business in the city of DeSoto? We want to hear from you and share your story!
We are looking for real citizens to participate in our “So Much to Love about DeSoto” video series. If you’re interested, click on the link or head over to bit.ly/lovedesoto and fill out the questionnaire by Labor Day (Monday, Sept. 4th).
We can’t wait to hear from you and share your So Much to Love story!
- City of DeSoto Parks & Recreation Department
- DeSoto Public Library, DeSoto, Texas
- DeSoto Police Department
- Southwest Regional Communications Center, TX
- State Representative Carl O. Sherman
- DeSoto Fire Rescue
- DeSoto ISD
- Grow DeSoto Market Place
Join us at City Hall for Mayor Proctor's Quarterly 360 meeting on Thursday, August 31st at 6:30 pm.
Great things are happening at the DeSoto Development Corporation!
In addition to her role on the DeSoto Development Corporation board, Latosha actively contributes to other organizations like Children's Health
YOURE INVITED: DeSoto Artist Lab artist, Daniel de Cordoba, will be offering FREE flamenco and salsa dance classes to DeSoto resident couples starting in May at the DeSoto Pecan Rooms on Thursdays from 6 pm to 7:30 pm.
To sign up for a class(es) please click this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScq6uQ-rBbIZMXQInPPXslEI0LD7jvEIUstkygVD4jufVqCog/viewform?fbclid=IwAR2rg9LoTObAQxU62NyOnChZ8fX8Q50jGYP9PRmdLpmVF0_XzfaSSKgT5r8
It's all over in Allen tonight, and it's great news for DeSoto!
DeSoto Eagles 39
Allen Eagles 7
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According to our friends at Metro Sports DeSoto, Late in the 3rd Quarter, the DeSoto Eagles are up 39-7 over the Allen Eagles!
Congrats to our 2023 Mature Adult Senior Prom King & Queen:
David Hamilton
Cheryll Hayes
A great event coordinated by our DeSoto Senior Center!
The DeSoto Eagles will be soaring tonight 40 miles to the North. Follow the action live via Metro Sports at desotosportsnetwork.com
The City of DeSoto hosted the final Best Southwest Partnership TGIF Legislative Series Breakfast on Friday Morning at Methodist Charlton Medical Center. Senator Royce West was the featured speaker.
It’s the Last Friday of the month which means that the DeSoto City Manager’s Office is conducting a public way cleanup in a part of DeSoto that needs some special attention.
It’s the Last Friday of the month which means that the DeSoto City Manager’s Office is conducting a public way cleanup in a part of DeSoto that needs some special attention. Today we’re operating on Hampton Road between Pleasant run and mantle brook and turning up a whole bunch of trash. thank you to our city management team, our civic volunteers, including Rotary club, and our friends from Republic Services who are out en masse with a bunch of helpful volunteers who share the same goal as we do keeping DeSoto a beautiful place where there’s so much to love! 
Time to come together, DeSoto. The LEGO Club is back!
Starting in September 2023!
Back by popular demand… LEGO Club at the DeSoto Public Library every Thursday at 4:30pm, as part of the Afterschool Enrichment Program.
Bring your imagination… and we’ll provide the blocks! Legos are a great way to explore educational concepts of mechanics and engineering.
No registration required. Parent and caregiver engagement is strongly recommended and enhances the learning experience for all. This program is free and no registration is required.
For more information visit the library website www.desototexas.gov/library or call 972-230-9666.
DeSoto Development Board Special Meeting - August 24, 2023 Follow this link to view the meeting agenda. http://www.desototexas.gov/Archive.aspx?ADID=5973
DeSoto In-Depth - HOA Involvement Workshop Preview with Becky Lewis
Gearing up for the return of our State Champion DeSoto Eagles to the gridiron Friday vs. Allen, and welcoming back Metro Sports to the broadcast booth. Tune in at 6:30 PM Friday @ http://desotosportsnetwork.com
August 26th is almost here, but why wait? Clear the Shelters a bit early! A few of our su-PAW-star pups are adoption fee-waived and STILL looking for homes!
Hilton (pictured below) is one of the many pups patiently waiting for their fur-ever friend! Stop by Tri-City today!
Do you know someone who exudes the same volunteer spirit and commitment to community displayed by our late Mayor Curtistene S. McCowan? Nominate them for the Curtistene S. McCowan Citizenship Award. Follow this link to fill out the application http://www.ci.desoto.tx.us/formcenter/police-6/curtistene-s-mccowan-citizenship-award-181
US National Weather Service Fort Worth Texas
An Excessive Heat Warning is in effect for Thursday and Friday due to high temperatures up to 109 and heat indices up to 111 degrees. Make sure to practice heat safety by drinking plenty of water, avoiding excess time outdoors during the heat of the day, and knowing the signs of heat illness.
Servicio Meteorológico Nacional de EE.UU. Fort Worth Texas
Una advertencia de calor excesivo está en efecto para el jueves y el viernes debido a las altas temperaturas de hasta 109 y los índices de calor de hasta 111 grados. Asegúrese de practicar la seguridad contra el calor bebiendo mucha agua, evitando el exceso de tiempo al aire libre durante el calor del día, y conocer los signos de enfermedad por calor.
An Excessive Heat Warning is in effect for Thursday and Friday due to high temperatures up to 109 and heat indices up to 111 degrees. Make sure to practice heat safety by drinking plenty of water, avoiding excess time outdoors during the heat of the day, and knowing the signs of heat illness.
DeSoto: In-Depth: DeSoto’s 2023 HOA Workshop
Becky Lewis, Executive Assistant to DeSoto’s City Manager, joins DeSoto: In-Depth Thursday at 3 PM to discuss DeSoto’s upcoming 2023 HOA Workshop
View DeSoto: In-Depth live on our page, Spectrum (Ch 16), AT&T Uverse (Ch 99), and at www.desototexas.gov/desototownhall or http://www.desototexas.gov/2185/DeSoto-Cable-TV
After the initial broadcast you can view our back episodes on demand via our page. https://www.facebook.com/desototx
Calling all Minority/Women-Owned Businesses!! The Cities of DeSoto, Cedar Hill, Duncanville, Lancaster and Red Oak invite you to attend a special workshop that will explain how to do business with cities and the process for securing the W/MBE certification. You'll also receive information about upcoming procurement opportunities. Scan the QR in the flyer to register.
Sewing isn’t just for big people… Kids, it can be for YOU too!
The library is hosting a sewing workshop for school aged kids on Monday August 28th at 4:30 in the Multipurpose Room. Younger kids (5-7) will learn basic hand sewing techniques and older kids (8-12) will learn simple sewing machine basics. Both age groups will design their very own Back-to-School pencil bag!
DeSoto Artist Lab Resident and Seamstress/Designer Ms. Chelita Lenice will lead the program with kid-friendly sewing instructions.
All materials and equipment provided. No registration is required, but sewing machines are limited; so come early!
This program is free and open to the public, but due to safety concerns, it is specially designed for kids 5 and up.
For more information on this and more Afterschool Enrichment Programs this fall, visit the library website www.desototexas.gov/library or call 972-230-9666.
HAPPENING THIS THURSDAY AT THE LIBRARY: How does an artist balance creative work with ? In this powerful and moving event filled with art and poetry, learn more about the journey that Dana Proulx-Willis took as an artist and as a sudden caregiver.
New to caregiving? Learn about tips and tricks for organization, self-care, acceptance, and more! This event is Thursday, August 24 (6:00 pm - 7:30 pm) at the
Starting in September, the library will continue to host Wednesday Toddler Time @ 10:30 am and Thursday Preschool Story Time @ 10:30, but is adding a NEW “BOOK BABIES” story time for 0-18 months on Tuesdays @ 10:30 am. While Toddler Time will continue to focus on early social development and Preschool Story Time will continue to focus on pre-literacy and school readiness, the new Book Babies program will highlight the bonds between caregiver and baby and how to nurture learning from the very beginning.
Also, starting in September is a new line up of Afterschool Enrichment programs, starting @ 4:30 pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. Tuesdays will feature STEAM activities and experiments. Wednesdays will feature games, both classic and new. And Thursdays will be the return of LEGO Club.
All of these programs are free and open to all ages. For more information on these and additional exciting programs at the DeSoto Public Library, visit the library website at www.desototexas.gov/library or call 972-230-9666.
Just a reminder that the only way for you to ensure that you get daily air quality/ozone alert reports is to sign up directly with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. Here is a link to their website so that you can sign up:
Sign up to receive the Today's Texas Air Quality Forecast and/or Ozone Action Day email or text alerts for several metropolitan areas throughout Texas.
Congratulations to Police Officer Quick for being the best in DeSoto PD this quarter!
First day of paramedic school for these awesome firefighters!
We wish them well and will see them in April. Good luck!
Planning & Zoning Meeting - August 22, 2023 Follow this link to view the meeting agenda http://www.ci.desoto.tx.us/1516/Agendas-and-Minutes
HOA and Neighborhood Representatives,
It’s time for the 2023 HOA Involvement Workshop! We are especially excited about our 18th year of hosting this event that provides valuable information to residents in our HOAs and Neighborhood Associations alike.
Featured topics will include updates on sanitation services, HOA Best Practices, and new state legislation effective this year, along with info on programs like Adopt-A-Street, Home Repair Grants, and the Transportation Assistance Program. There will be presentations from several City of DeSoto departments including Parks & Recreation, Code Enforcement, Library Services, and volunteer opportunities through Citizens on Patrol and more. This year we will also have a special presentation from the Oakmont HOA to highlight their neighborhood improvements using funds acquired from the Neighborhood Matching Grant program.
The 2023 Workshop will be held at Town Center on Saturday, September 9, 2023, from 9:00 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. Be sure to join us early for breakfast sponsored by our waste contractor Republic Services beginning at 8:15 a.m.
Please extend this invitation to your association members and neighbors to register for this FREE workshop. You may also contact the City Manager’s Office at (972) 230-9643 or visit our website for more information. https://www.ci.desoto.tx.us/2141/HOA-Involvement-Workshops
We are reminding our residents and businesses that DeSoto continues to be under Stage 1 Water Restriction due to the continued extreme heat and dry conditions. Under Stage 1, residents and businesses are asked to voluntarily reduce water usage by implementing a 5-day lawn irrigation schedule based on the last digit of your physical address. Information about this schedule is available on the City’s website.
Residents and businesses are also requested to ease the current excessive demand for water by holding back on any non-essential water usage such as washing your cars at home, serving water at restaurants except by request, adding water to swimming pools or hot tubs, washing down exterior hard surfaces, or operating an ornamental fountain or pond that does not recirculate water. By working together, we can ensure that DeSoto’s water supply remains safe and operable during this time of intense heat and dry conditions.
For more information, please visit the City of DeSoto website or page. Thank you again for your continued cooperation.
Estamos recordando a nuestros residentes y negocios que DeSoto continúa bajo la Etapa 1 de Restricción de Agua debido a las continuas condiciones extremas de calor y sequía. En la Etapa 1, los residentes y las empresas se les pide que reduzcan voluntariamente el uso del agua mediante la aplicación de un programa de riego de césped de 5 días basado en el último dígito de su dirección física. La información sobre este programa está disponible en el sitio web de la ciudad.
Los residentes y las empresas también se les pide que aliviar la actual demanda excesiva de agua mediante la contención de cualquier uso no esencial del agua como lavar los coches en casa, servir agua en los restaurantes, excepto por petición, la adición de agua a las piscinas o bañeras de hidromasaje, lavado de superficies exteriores duras, o el funcionamiento de una fuente ornamental o estanque que no recircula el agua. Trabajando juntos, podemos asegurar que el suministro de agua de DeSoto siga siendo seguro y operable durante este tiempo de calor intenso y condiciones secas.
Para obtener más información, visite el sitio web de la Ciudad de DeSoto o la página de Facebook. Gracias de nuevo por su continua cooperación
Just a reminder that Stage 1 Water Restrictions remain in effect in DeSoto.
DESOTO ANNOUNCES STAGE 1 WATER RESTRICTIONS:
(DESOTO ANUNCIA LA FASE 1 DE RESTRICCIONES DE AGUA)
Voluntary Water Conservation Sought by Residents and Businesses
The ongoing heatwave in North Texas and the lack of recent measurable rain have led to a substantial increase in water usage in cities throughout DFW and the region. In DeSoto usage has increased steadily enough for it to trigger Stage 1 Water Restrictions on Friday, August 4, under the City’s Drought Contingency Plan to ensure safety and ongoing water service. These Stage 1 Water Restrictions are voluntary and are triggered when daily water usage reaches or exceeds 80% of the production capacity for five consecutive days. The City of DeSoto is asking all residents and businesses to conserve water and voluntarily adhere to the specified restrictions on non-critical water uses when daily water demand reaches these high thresholds.
Water customers are requested to voluntarily limit many non-critical water usages, especially the irrigation of landscaped areas to no more than once every five days based on the last digit of street address with irrigation hours limited to between 9:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. The following watering schedule shows which days watering will be allowed depending on the last digit of their street address.
Watering Schedule
Last Digit of Address Allowed Watering Dates
0 and 5 5th, 10th, 15th, 20th, 25th, 30th
1 and 6 1st, 6th,11th, 16th, 21st, 26th
2 and 7 2nd, 7th, 12th, 17th, 22nd, 27th
3 and 8 3rd, 8th, 13th, 18th, 23rd, 28th
4 and 9 4th, 9th, 14th, 19th, 24th, 29th
(No watering on the 31st)
Please note that the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension advises that a lawn that is watered properly should generally be able to go 5 to 8 days between watering. You can find more information on this specific issue on Page 6 of the Texas A&M Cooperative Extension Lawn Water Management Guide along with other valuable lawn care information athttp://publications.tamu.edu/TURF_LANDSCAPE/PUB_turf_Lawn%20Water%20Management.pdf
Please be aware that there is no conservation request being made for hand watering lawns which is permitted at all times provided that a hand sprayer nozzle that shuts off when released is being used.
“In order to make sure that our residents and businesses stay safe and to ensure that all have essential water services, the City of DeSoto has enacted the first stage of our Drought Contingency Plan. Our immediate goal is to ease the current excessive demand for water so that our water supply can return to safe and sufficient levels to carry us through this severe heat period,” said Brandon Lacy, the Director of DeSoto’s Public Utilities Department.
Apartments, office building complexes, or other properties containing multiple addresses will be identified by the lowest address number for the purpose of establishing the appropriate irrigation schedule.
While residents are permitted at all times to water their lawns and landscaping with a handheld hose, watering container, or a drip system (IE: Soaker Hose) without penalty, the City requests that reasonable efforts are made to curtail non-essential usage such as residential washing of cars, serving water at restaurants except by request, adding water to swimming pools or hot tubs, washing down exterior hard surfaces, or operating an ornamental fountain or pond that does not recirculate water.
These voluntary restrictions apply to all residential and business properties in the utilization of water provided through DeSoto Public Utilities. Properties with private water sources, including wells, are not limited by these conservation requests.
View the City of DeSoto’s Drought Contingency Plan on the City’s website at http://www.ci.desoto.tx.us/documentcenter/view/20945
DeSoto Public Utilities Director Brandon Lacy was just interviewed about DeSoto’s new Stage 1 Restriction on our half-hour weekly news and information program DeSoto: In-Depth. You can view this program on our page at https://fb.watch/mdaTHR0yWw/
We also conducted a brief stand-up video interview with Brandon Lacy after the program. You can also view it on our page at https://fb.watch/mdaqqSDzTf/
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DESOTO ANUNCIA LA FASE 1 DE RESTRICCIONES DE AGUA:
Se pide a los residentes y empresas que conserven el agua de forma voluntaria
La ola de calor en curso en el norte de Texas y la falta de lluvia reciente mensurable han dado lugar a un aumento sustancial en el uso del agua en las ciudades a través de DFW y la región. En DeSoto uso ha aumentado de manera constante suficiente para que se active la Etapa 1 Restricciones de Agua el viernes, 4 de agosto, en virtud del Plan de Contingencia de Sequía de la Ciudad para garantizar la seguridad y el servicio de agua en curso. Estas Restricciones de Agua de Etapa 1 son voluntarias y se activan cuando el uso diario de agua alcanza o supera el 80% de la capacidad de producción durante cinco días consecutivos. La Ciudad de DeSoto está pidiendo a todos los residentes y negocios que conserven el agua y se adhieran voluntariamente a las restricciones especificadas sobre usos de agua no críticos cuando la demanda diaria de agua alcance estos umbrales altos.
Se pide a los clientes de agua que limiten voluntariamente muchos usos de agua no críticos, especialmente el riego de zonas ajardinadas a no más de una vez cada cinco días según el último dígito de la dirección de la calle con horas de riego limitadas entre las 9:00 p.m. y las 5:00 a.m. El siguiente horario de riego muestra qué días se permitirá regar según el último dígito de la dirección de su calle.
Horario de riego
Último dígito de la dirección Fechas de riego permitidas
0 and 5 5th, 10th, 15th, 20th, 25th, 30th
1 and 6 1st, 6th,11th, 16th, 21st, 26th
2 and 7 2nd, 7th, 12th, 17th, 22nd, 27th
3 and 8 3rd, 8th, 13th, 18th, 23rd, 28th
4 and 9 4th, 9th, 14th, 19th, 24th, 29th
(No se riega el día 31)
Tenga en cuenta que el Texas A&M AgriLife Extension aconseja que un césped que se riega correctamente debe ser capaz de pasar generalmente de 5 a 8 días entre riegos. Puede encontrar más información sobre este tema específico en la página 6 de la Guía de manejo del agua del césped de Texas A&M Cooperative Extension junto con otra valiosa información sobre el cuidado del césped. Por favor, tenga en cuenta que no hay ninguna solicitud de conservación que se hace para regar el césped a mano que se permite en todo momento, siempre que una boquilla de pulverizador de mano que se apaga cuando se libera está siendo utilizado. http://publications.tamu.edu/TURF_LANDSCAPE/PUB_turf_Lawn Water Management.pdf
"Con el fin de garantizar que nuestros residentes y negocios se mantengan a salvo y para asegurar que todos tengan los servicios esenciales de agua, la Ciudad de DeSoto ha promulgado la primera etapa de nuestro Plan de Contingencia de Sequía. Nuestro objetivo inmediato es aliviar la actual demanda excesiva de agua para que nuestro suministro de agua pueda volver a niveles seguros y suficientes para llevarnos a través de este período de calor severo", dijo Brandon Lacy, el Director del Departamento de Servicios Públicos de DeSoto.
Los apartamentos, complejos de edificios de oficinas u otras propiedades que contengan varias direcciones se identificarán por el número de dirección más bajo con el fin de establecer el programa de riego adecuado.
Aunque se permite a los residentes en todo momento regar sus céspedes y jardines con una manguera de mano, un recipiente de riego o un sistema de goteo (es decir, una manguera de remojo) sin penalización, la ciudad solicita que se hagan esfuerzos razonables para reducir el uso no esencial, como el lavado residencial de coches, el servicio de agua en restaurantes, excepto si se solicita, la adición de agua a piscinas o jacuzzis, el lavado de superficies duras exteriores o el funcionamiento de una fuente ornamental o estanque que no recircule el agua.
Estas restricciones voluntarias se aplican a todas las propiedades residenciales y comerciales en la utilización del agua suministrada a través de DeSoto Public Utilities. Las propiedades con fuentes privadas de agua, incluyendo pozos, no están limitadas por estas solicitudes de conservación.
Vea el Plan de Contingencia de Sequía de la Ciudad de DeSoto en el sitio web de la Ciudad en http://www.ci.desoto.tx.us/documentcenter/view/20945.
El Director de Servicios Públicos de DeSoto, Brandon Lacy, acaba de ser entrevistado sobre la nueva Restricción de Etapa 1 de DeSoto en nuestro programa semanal de noticias e información de media hora DeSoto: En Profundidad. Puede ver este programa y utilizar las secuencias que desee en nuestra página de Facebook. https://fb.watch/mdaTHR0yWw/
También realizamos una breve entrevista en vídeo (5:56) con el Director de Servicios Públicos Brandon Lacy después del programa. Puede verla y utilizar las imágenes que desee en nuestra página de Facebook. https://fb.watch/mdaqqSDzTf/
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RED FLAG (FIRE) WARNING UNTIL 9PM TUESDAY IN DESOTO
AVISO DE BANDERA ROJA (INCENDIO) HASTA LAS 9 PM DEL MARTES EN DESOTO
A RED FLAG WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 9 PM CDT THIS EVENING
IN THE CITY OF DESOTO, DALLAS COUNTY, AND SEVERAL OTHER NORTH TEXAS COUNTIES DUE TO LOW HUMIDITY, MODERATE WINDS, AND DROUGHT STRESSED VEGETATION
FOR ALL BUT NORTHEAST TEXAS.....RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 10 AM TO 9 PM CDT TUESDAY FOR
LOW HUMIDITY, MODERATE WINDS, AND DROUGHT STRESSED VEGETATION
FOR ALL BUT NORTHEAST TEXAS AND THE RED RIVER VALLEY...
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN FORT WORTH HAS ISSUED A RED FLAG
WARNING FOR CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS, WHICH IS IN EFFECT
FROM 10 AM TO 9 PM CDT TUESDAY.
* AFFECTED AREA...ALL AREAS ALONG AND WEST OF THE I-35 CORRIDOR
OR ALONG AND SOUTH OF I-20.
* TIMING...10 AM TO 9 PM TUESDAY.
* WINDS...SOUTHEAST 10 TO 15 MPH WITH GUSTS UP TO 25 MPH.
* RELATIVE HUMIDITY...20 TO 29 PERCENT.
* TEMPERATURES...100 TO 105 DEGREES.
* IMPACTS...RAPID IGNITION AND SPREAD OF WILDFIRES IS POSSIBLE
DUE TO PERSISTENT HOT AND DRY CONDITIONS.
PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...
A RED FLAG WARNING MEANS THAT EXTREME FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS ARE
EITHER OCCURRING NOW, OR WILL SHORTLY. A COMBINATION OF STRONG
WINDS, LOW RELATIVE HUMIDITY, AND DRY VEGETATION CAN CONTRIBUTE
TO EXTREME FIRE BEHAVIOR. AVOID ALL OUTSIDE BURNING AND WELDING
TODAY. DO NOT TOSS LIT CIGARETTE BUTTS OUTSIDE. REPORT WILD FIRES
TO THE NEAREST FIRE DEPARTMENT OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICE
UNA ADVERTENCIA DE BANDERA ROJA PERMANECE EN EFECTO HASTA LAS 9 PM CDT ESTA NOCHE
EN LA CIUDAD DE DESOTO, CONDADO DE DALLAS, Y VARIOS OTROS CONDADOS DEL NORTE DE TEXAS DEBIDO A LA BAJA HUMEDAD, VIENTOS MODERADOS, Y VEGETACION ESTRESADA POR LA SEQUIA
PARA TODO TEXAS EXCEPTO EL NORESTE.....ADVERTENCIA DE BANDERA ROJA EN EFECTO DESDE LAS 10 AM HASTA LAS 9 PM CDT DEL MARTES POR
BAJA HUMEDAD, VIENTOS MODERADOS, Y VEGETACION ESTRESADA POR LA SEQUIA
PARA TODO TEXAS EXCEPTO EL NORESTE Y EL VALLE DEL RÍO ROJO...
EL SERVICIO METEOROLÓGICO NACIONAL EN FORT WORTH HA EMITIDO UN AVISO DE BANDERA ROJA
ADVERTENCIA DE BANDERA ROJA POR CONDICIONES CLIMÁTICAS CRÍTICAS PARA INCENDIOS, QUE ESTARÁ VIGENTE
DESDE LAS 10 AM HASTA LAS 9 PM CDT DEL MARTES.
* ZONA AFECTADA...TODAS LAS ZONAS A LO LARGO Y AL OESTE DEL CORREDOR DE LA I-35
O A LO LARGO Y AL SUR DE LA I-20.
* HORARIO...10 AM A 9 PM MARTES.
* VIENTOS...DEL SURESTE DE 10 A 15 MPH CON RACHAS DE HASTA 25 MPH.
* HUMEDAD RELATIVA...20 A 29 POR CIENTO.
* TEMPERATURAS...100 A 105 GRADOS.
* IMPACTOS...ES POSIBLE UNA RAPIDA IGNICION Y PROPAGACION DE LOS INCENDIOS FORESTALES
DEBIDO A LAS CONDICIONES PERSISTENTES DE CALOR Y SEQUEDAD.
MEDIDAS DE PRECAUCIÓN/PREPARACIÓN...
UN AVISO DE BANDERA ROJA SIGNIFICA QUE LAS CONDICIONES METEOROLOGICAS EXTREMAS DE INCENDIO SON
SE ESTÁN PRODUCIENDO O SE PRODUCIRÁN EN BREVE. UNA COMBINACIÓN DE FUERTES
VIENTOS FUERTES, BAJA HUMEDAD RELATIVA Y VEGETACIÓN SECA PUEDEN CONTRIBUIR
A UN COMPORTAMIENTO EXTREMO DEL FUEGO. EVITE TODA QUEMA Y SOLDADURA AL AIRE LIBRE
HOY. NO ARROJE COLILLAS ENCENDIDAS AL EXTERIOR. INFORME DE INCENDIOS FORESTALES
A LOS BOMBEROS O A LAS FUERZAS DE SEGURIDAD MÁS CERCANOS
Congratulations to another successful business that learned the advantages of operating in DeSoto!
This morning DeSoto City Manager Brandon Wright visited the Smoothie King, our neighbors at Pleasant Run and Hampton Road, to help them celebrate going over the $1 million dollar mark at that high visibility location so far in 2023.
211 E Pleasant Run Road
Desoto, TX
75115
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DeSoto City Council meeting tonight, Tuesday, November 15, 2022. Work Session at 6 PM, Main Session at 7 PM. View the meeting on Facebook Live at City of DeSoto, Texas - City Hall, www.desototexas.gov/DeSototownHall or on TV in Desoto on Ch 19 Spectrum (Channel 16), or AT&T Uverse (Channel 99)
DeSoto City Hall Closed Friday. DeSoto City Hall and City government offices will be closed Friday, November 11, 2022, in observance of Veterans Day. /El ayuntamiento de DeSoto y las oficinas gubernamentales de la Ciudad estarán cerradas el viernes 11 de noviembre de 2022 en conmemoración del Día de los Veteranos.
Special Called Meeting of the DeSoto Development Board - November 7, 2022 Follow this link to view the meeting agenda http://www.desototexas.gov/ArchiveCenter/ViewFile/Item/5586
These DeSoto Planning Projects need your Input! Learn how to get involved here: Comprehensive Plan: bit.ly/DeSotoCompPlan Hampton Road Corridor: http://www.envisionhamptonroad.com
It’s a little early to say, but our New Golden Voices Choir over at the DeSoto Senior Activity Center did a phenomenal job at their Thanksgiving performance! And they have a message for you!
WATCH LIVE: The New Golden Voices Choir Thanksgiving Performance 🎶🎵🎤
Early birthday wishes are in order for Councilmember Nicole Raphiel!
Feliz Día de los Muertos (Happy Day of the Dead).
DeSoto City Council meeting tonight, Tuesday, November 1, 2022. Work Session at 6 PM, Main Session at 7 PM. View the meeting on Facebook Live at City of DeSoto, Texas - City Hall, www.desototexas.gov/DeSototownHall or on TV in Desoto on Ch 19 Spectrum (Channel 16), or AT&T Uverse (Channel 99)
DeSoto In-Depth - Discussing DeSoto's Comprehensive Plan
DeSoto Economic Development Director Matt Carlson & Development Services Assistant Director Elizabeth Quilici join DeSoto: In-Depth's Matt Smith Tuesday at 8:30 AM to discuss DeSoto's new Comprehensive Development Plan. You can find the broadcast live on DeSoto's page via Facebook Live, Spectrum (Channel 16), AT&T Uverse (Channel 99), or the City of DeSoto's website @ www.desototexas.gov/desototownhall
Even though we didn’t get the preferred outcome on the field, DeSoto very much appreciates WFAA’s extended coverage to the DeSoto Eagles/Duncanville Panthers football rivalry last Friday. It was especially nice that ABC 8’s Cynthia Izaguirre focused on both communities and invited had Mayors Rachel Proctor of DeSoto and Barry Gordon of Duncanville on for a friendly chat before the game. Here’s a behind the scenes glimpse of that dual interview from Friday at 4PM.
Monica Johnson
Ms. Tillie Harris the song bird
It’s like the old line goes, with a new twist," I went to a first ladies brunch and a fashion show broke out! "
Mayor Rachel welcome DeSoto’s First Ladies and favorite ladies.
Debido a una rotura de la tubería principal de agua, Parkerville Rd se cerrará entre S Westmoreland Rd y Kemper Dr. No hay tiempo estimado en el que se reabrirá.
Thursday/5PM: Due to an Emergency Water Main Break, Parkerville Road will be closed between S Westmoreland Rd and Kemper Dr. There is no estimated time when it will be re-opened.
DeSoto In-Depth - Welcome DeSoto Red Alert and DeSoto COAD
WATCH LIVE: Faith Leader's/COAD Celebration Breakfast Meeting
Start Halloween Early This Year: Visit SWRCC's Trunk or Treat event on October 30th!
Laviska Shenault Jr. of the Carolina Panthers had a message for his old Eagles teammates last week about bringing home a DUB (W) vs Cedar Hill in the Battle of the Beltline. Now that the Eagles have done that, Laviska has another message for his old teammates…let’s bring home another DUB (W) against the Duncanville Panthers!!!
City of DeSoto Parks & Recreation Department
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Dinah Marks-Desoto City Council Member Place
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City of DeSoto Parks & Recreation Department
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