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The council meets the first and third Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m and the planning commission meets on the fourth Tuesday of the month. The De Soto City Council is an At-Large Representation, meaning the council serve the entire city, at-large, versus a single designated portion per member. City Hall is located at 32905 West 84th Street.
Map of DeSoto's six council districts (places) DeSoto is a home-rule city with a council–manager form of government. Under this type of local government, the day-to-day management of the city is directed by a city manager, who is appointed by the city council and serves as chief administrative officer for the city. The city charter states ...
Dallas County News asked each candidate to respond to questions on why they're running and the issues their community is facing. Meet De Soto's council candidates:
City Council At-Large since 2020 Mike Siegel [125] [126] Austin Texas: City Council: 7th: since 2025 Konstantine Anthony [127] Burbank California: City Council 4th since 2022 Marek Broderick [128] Burlington Vermont: City Council: 8th since 2024 Carlos Ramirez-Rosa [129] Chicago Illinois: City Council 35th since 2015: Daniel La Spata [129 ...
The largest city in DeSoto has seen a moderate increase in population over the last decade. Southaven maintained comparable percentage increases to the smaller Hernando in the last few years. 2022 ...
In 1998, De Soto annexed Clearview, making it part of the city. In 2001, Rhodes bought the complex. A street sign has toppled over in front of rundown houses at Clearview Village in De Soto.
He helped push for the incorporation of Glenn Heights to prevent his business from being annexed by the city of DeSoto. [6] The town was officially incorporated on September 16, 1969. [7] Mr. Craddock remained active in Glenn Heights politics, serving on the city council during the 1970s and 1980s.
The parish was in fact named after the unrelated Marcel DeSoto, who led the first group of European settlers there, to a settlement historically known as Bayou Pierre. [5] The parish's name is also commonly misspelled following the explorer's name as "De Soto Parish," but it is properly spelled following the settler's name as "DeSoto Parish." [6]