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2. Dallas police chief Eddie Garcia retiring to take job in Austin

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   DALLAS - Dallas police chief Eddie Garcia will be retiring and taking a job with the City of Austin just four months ... Dallas Fire-Rescue Chief Dominique Artis was appointed as the city's first ...

3. Dallas police, fire retirees face uncertainty over cost of ...

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   September 12, 2024 at 6:19 PM. DALLAS - Thousands of retired Dallas police and firefighters are once again facing uncertainty about when and if they will receive a cost of living adjustment. The ...

4. Dallas Fire-Rescue Department - Wikipedia

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   The Dallas Fire-Rescue Department serves approximately 1.6 million people within the City of Dallas, Texas. DFRD is organized into 2 divisions, with 10 battalions, and 59 fire stations for each geographic area of the city. Dallas Fire-Rescue faces some challenges within their district. Including 2 airports, large bodies of water, many high ...

5. Dallas approves new 30-year police and fire pension funding plan

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   DALLAS - A long battle over the Dallas Police and Fire Pension fund is a step closer to being over.. The Dallas City Council approved spending $11 billion over the next 30 years to hopefully fix a ...

6. List of Texas fire departments - Wikipedia

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   Houston Fire Department: Houston, Texas: 3930 Dallas Fire-Rescue Department: Dallas, Texas: 1823 San Antonio Fire Department: San Antonio, Texas: 1637 Austin Fire Department: Austin, Texas: 1102 Fort Worth Fire Department: Fort Worth, Texas: 893 El Paso Fire Department: El Paso, Texas: 857 Corpus Christi Fire Department: Corpus Christi, Texas ...

7. 2016 shooting of Dallas police officers - Wikipedia

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   As a result of the shooting, local law enforcement officers worked more than $800,000 in overtime to help the DPD. This included $86,000 spent by the Dallas County Sheriff's Office, $88,000 spent by the Arlington Police Department, about $705,250 by DPD, and unknown sums by the Irving Police Department and the Dallas Fire-Rescue Department. [157]