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Glen Heights Proclaims June 2026 as Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month
The City of Glen Heights proclaimed June 2026 as Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month. The proclamation highlighted the importance of raising public awareness, encouraging early detection, and promoting brain health. It noted that Alzheimer's disease affects millions and that caregivers demonstrate significant compassion and resilience. The proclamation encouraged residents to learn warning signs, prioritize healthy habits, and advocate for research and support services. The 'Go Purple' campaign and 'The Longest Day' event on June 21st were mentioned as ways to show solidarity and raise awareness. Residents were encouraged to participate in events like the 'Walk to End Alzheimer's' in Dallas and North Texas.
Glen Heights Proclaims June 19th, 2026, as Juneteenth Day of Observance
The City of Glen Heights proclaimed June 19th, 2026, as Juneteenth Day of Observance. The proclamation commemorates June 19th, 1865, the date Union soldiers announced the end of slavery in Galveston, Texas. It recognized Juneteenth as a federal holiday since 2021, serving as an opportunity for reflection on the nation's past, honoring justice and equality, and recommitting to liberty. The proclamation highlighted Opal Lee, the "grandmother of Juneteenth," and her advocacy, including the 'Opal's Walk for Freedom.' Residents are encouraged to participate in celebratory and educational activities to honor this historic occasion and continue working towards a more inclusive and equitable future.
Glen Heights Council Debates DART Representation, Approves Shared Board Member Appointment 4-3
The City Council discussed and took action on Resolution R-24-26, affirming the appointment of a shared board member with Garland and Rowlett to serve on the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) Board. Mr. Mark Enoch, who has served for 29 years, expressed his desire to continue in the role until a new governance structure is in place, anticipating legislative changes that could grant each city its own representative. Councilmember Allen raised concerns about the infrequent communication with DART board members, inquired about compensation, and asked about Enoch's plans to strengthen the relationship with Glen Heights. She also questioned initiatives for improved transportation for citizens, including Go Link and safety concerns at DART stations. Councilmember Hobbs expressed frustration over Enoch's perceived lack of presence in Glen Heights meetings and the condition of the parking ride facility, questioning the future utilization of land. Mr. Enoch apologized for his absence and committed to more frequent engagement. The resolution affirming his appointment passed 4-3, with Mosley, Allen, Bruton, and Hobbs voting nay, and Lightfoot, Washington, and the Mayor voting aye.
Loop 9 Project Update: Segment A Progressing, Glen Heights Impacted by $33.6M Portion
Council Member Nelda Washington presented an update on the Loop 9 infrastructure project, based on information from Mr. Travis Campbell of TxDOT Dallas District. Loop 9 is planned as a future full freeway with managed lanes, frontage roads, and overpasses, with all necessary right-of-way being secured upfront to avoid future disruptions. The project is divided into three segments: A (US 69 to I-35E), B (I-35E to I-45, already complete), and C (I-45 to I-20, new location). TxDOT has purchased all right-of-way for the full freeway. Segment A, which impacts Glen Heights, is environmentally cleared with a footprint established, and TxDOT is acquiring right-of-way, with utility relocation and detailed design complete. The estimated cost for Segment A is $100 million, broken into smaller, funded chunks. The portion impacting Glen Heights (Cockrell Hill to East Westmoreland) is estimated at $33.6 million, with work expected to begin by the end of 2028 as part of the zero to five-year regional planning window. Segment C is not yet planned.
Mayor's Town Hall Scheduled for June 30th to Discuss City Projects and Future
The Mayor's Town Hall, themed 'Let's Talk About It,' is scheduled for June 30th, a Tuesday. The event will feature Taco Tuesday and discussions on key city topics including the data center, future solid waste and recycling plans, automated license plate readers, and updates on various city projects. Residents are invited to attend to engage in conversation about the future of Glen Heights.
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