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The City is pleased to provide the FY 2026 Proposed Budget in a new, convenient, mobile-friendly, and interactive digital version through the OpenGov platform. This modern tool gives residents, business owners, and stakeholders easy access to the City of Duncanville’s proposed financial plan for the upcoming fiscal year. Designed for transparency and usability, the digital format allows users to explore revenue and expenditure details and departmental goals in a clear, accessible way from any device.
This new format reflects Duncanville’s continued commitment to open government and public engagement. Community members are encouraged to explore the FY 2026 Proposed Budget at their convenience, gain a better understanding of how City resources are allocated, and participate in the civic process. The full interactive budget document is now available online.
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City Council Delays Bond Election Until May 2026
At its recent Budget Workshop, the Duncanville City Council voted not to hold a bond election in November 2025. Instead, they plan to consider one in May 2026. This will give more time to study the needs of the Duncanville Police Station. At the same meeting, the Council asked for a “facilities assessment,” which is a study that looks at a building’s condition, how it is used now, and what will be needed in the future. Read More
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IMPORTANT UPDATE FOR DUNCANVILLE WATER UTILITY CUSTOMERS
On October 1, 2025, the City of Duncanville water utility department will be transitioning to a new payment processor. As part of this update, customers who use recurring payments will need to re-enter their credit card information once the change is complete.
These changes will not impact customers who pay by bank draft (ACH), pay by phone, or pay in person.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we work to enhance your payment experience.
Interested in recurring payments by credit card? Please visit the billing portal today and sign up.
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RECREATION CENTER ATTENDANT (PART-TIME)
HOURLY RANGE
$15.00 - $20.00
MINIMUM EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS
Requires a High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent or pursuing diploma. The selected candidate must be available to work varying shifts Sunday through Saturday, totaling no more than 20 hours per week.
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SKILLED MAINTENANCE WORKER II - ATHLETICS
SALARY RANGE
$37,393.41 - $54,220.44
MINIMUM EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS
Requires a High School Diploma and a minimum of four (4) years of related work experience.
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Rhythm of the Heartbeat Dance Experience
September 6, 2025
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Armstrong Park
100 James Collins Blvd., Duncanville
FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
For more information contact, (972) 841-2697 or pinkdiamondssoc@gmail.com.
Register to be a vendor
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Vamos a Celebrar!
Join us for the Hispanic Heritage Month Kickoff Party hosted by the Duncanville Arts Commission!
Main Station next to Community Theatre
Live Mariachis and Tasty Bites
Make it a Weekend!
Stay the night at a Duncanville hotel and keep the celebration going at the Hispanic Heritage Month Festival hosted by the City of Duncanville at Armstrong Park on Saturday!
More music, more food, and more arts!
Bring your friends, family, and your dancing shoes!
Let's honor Hispanic Heritage and culture with a weekend full of unity and unforgettable memories.
Mark your calendar, you don't want to miss it!
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100 James Collins Blvd., Duncanville, TX 75116
Saturday, September 20, 2025
4:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Join us for a vibrant Fiesta as we come together to celebrate the rich Hispanic Heritage, culture, and independence! This festival will feature traditional music, dance performances, local food trucks, and family-friendly activities to honor the spirit and history of the Hispanic Culture.
Highlights of the Event:
- Live Music & Dance Performances: Experience the rhythm of traditional dances/musical performances.
- Authentic Cuisine: Savor delicious dishes and local specialties.
- Parade: See creative floats and elaborate walking groups.
- Games & Activities: Fun activities for all ages
Dress in your best traditional attire to truly embrace the celebration!
| | Duncanville City Council Regular Meeting for August 19, 2025 | | |
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Thursday September 4
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Friday September 5
12:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Saturday September 6
10:00 AM – 3:30 PM
½ price 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
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Cash only please
Hardcover $2
Paperback $1
Children’s $1
| | This week’s City Manager’s Weekly Update features updates on Duncanville’s Fire and Emergency Management teams, new police academy recruits, and a wide range of community activities. The Library is gearing up for the school year with a back-to-school event and expanded youth programs. Parks and Recreation continues making improvements across the city, while preparations are underway for the Best Southwest Hispanic Heritage Fest on September 20. Public Works crews stayed busy clearing debris, repairing roads, and maintaining key infrastructure. Read the full City Manager’s Weekly Update to learn more! | | In the interest of protecting Republic Services employees from the extreme hot weather, you may experience delays in the regular household garbage collection. Please set your household trash out on your normal collection day, and it will be collected by 7:00 PM. | |
REMINDER: Place trash, recycling, brush, and bulk debris at the curb/alley no earlier than 12:01 AM and no later than 7:00 AM on scheduled collection days.
No construction materials will be picked up. These items must be disposed of by the contractor or taken to Skyline Landfill for a $35 fee.
Notify Republic Services within 24 hours if your solid waste debris has not been collected: (972) 225-4207.
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WEEK FOUR
August 25 - August 29
Place at Front Curb or Alley
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Trash Collection Days
See Zones 1 and 2 on Map
Monday/Thursday: Zone 1 Residents
Tuesday/Friday: Zone 2 Residents
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Brush & Bulk Collection
See Zones A, B, C, and D on Map
Residents who live north of Wheatland Rd. have brush/bulk collection on weeks one (1) and three (3)
Residents who live south of Wheatland Rd. have brush/bulk collection on weeks two (2) and four (4)
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Recycling Collection Days
See Zones A, B, C and D on Map
Monday Zone 1A Residents
Tuesday Zone 2B Residents
Thursday Zone 1C Residents
Friday Zone 2D Residents
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Republic Services Online Account
One simple tool to manage your recycling, waste, and account needs.
Visit RepublicServices.com/Account to sign up for the online portal or download the app.
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