New council members sworn in

Garland Mayor Scott LeMay started his third term in office and welcomed newcomers Carissa Dutton of District 6 and Chris Ott of District 8 to the City Council on Tuesday, May 16. Council Member Dutton was prominent in relief efforts after a tornado hit the City in...

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Early voting sites set for May 6 election

Dallas College Garland Center, 675 W. Walnut St., and the South Garland Branch Library, 4845 Broadway Blvd., will be early voting sites for the May 6 general election. The city of Garland will elect a mayor and City Council members for Districts 3, 6 and 7 on May 6....

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Council District 5 candidates’ Q&A

Three seats on the Garland City Council are up for reelection. Garland City Council District 5 will soon elect a representative. The candidates are Jon Dehn, Cle Kimble and Margaret Lucht. District 2 will also elect a representative. Candidates for District 2 are...

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Q&A: District 1 City Council candidates

Questionnaires were sent to all of the City Council and Garland ISD Board of Trustees candidates. The replies from the City Council District 1 race are below. Election Day is May 1. Early voting is April 19-27. Candidate Jeff Bass Why do you want to serve on Garland...

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Council Members sworn in

Newly elected representatives for Garland City Council Districts 2, 4 and 5 have taken their oath of office. The council canvassed the results of the city’s general election at its Nov. 17 meeting. District 2 incumbent Deborah Morris and District 5 incumbent Rich...

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City Council calls May 2 election

The Garland City Council has called for a general election on May 2. Voters in Council Districts 1, 2, 4 and 5 will elect representatives to two-year terms. Voters citywide will decide whether a portion of Hollabaugh Park can be used for a new library.   In...

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City Council discusses fate of Day Labor Center

A few months ago, the City Council members and Mayor Scott LeMay made a decision to revisit the subject of the day labor center in six months. At a recent meeting, the subject came around again. The center, which has caused various problems at its current location at...

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City property tax increase approved

The first property tax increase in 11 years has been approved by the Garland City Council. The city tax rate, which was 70.46 cents per $100 of valuation will increase to 76.96 cents.   The Operations & Maintenance portion of the tax rate is proposed to...

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