Official account of the Office of State Senator Nathan Johnson. Representing Texas Senate District 16. Public Servant. Lawyer. Composer. Staff-managed content unless noted.
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Official account of the Office of State Senator Nathan Johnson. Representing Texas Senate District 16. Public Servant. Lawyer. Composer. Staff-managed content unless noted.
📍Dallas, TX 🔗 linktr.ee/NathanJohnsonTX
Continued National Night Out in West Dallas, connecting with families, community leaders, and neighbors. We built lasting relationships and made sure families knew about the state and local resources available to them.
Strong communities don’t happen by accident. They’re built when neighbors come together and do the work to build trust. Kicked off National Night Out in Oak Cliff with local leaders and neighbors, united around a shared goal: building stronger relationships and safer neighborhoods.
Supporting those who protect our communities. House Bill 3858, which I sponsored and was authored by Rep. Frazier, expands mental health services for officers, giving law enforcement immediate peer support and professional counseling after traumatic incidents.
Since its inception, Big Tex Urban Farms has grown and donated more than 2 million servings of fresh produce, working with community partners to help provide food across the local region. Every bit of produce grown is donated to local organizations and initiatives across South Dallas and Fair Park.
For more than 135 years, the State Fair has celebrated Texas heritage and community while giving back and creating opportunities. With more than 2 million visitors each fall and millions in annual economic activity across North Texas, the Fair is a staple and an economic engine for our region.
A bold vision and big ideas for the future of Downtown Dallas took center stage at this year’s Downtown Dallas, Inc. State of Downtown, featuring remarks from President & CEO Jennifer Scripps and a keynote from Chris Beynon of MIG on the 10-year vision ahead.
Dallas County — Don’t wait.
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If something’s wrong, head over to the Dallas County Elections Office to register or update your information today.
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Here’s what to do: 1.) Visit VoteTexas.gov; 2.) click on “Am I Registered”; 3.) check your status and make sure your information is correct; and 4.) if you’ve moved or your information needs to be updated, fix it today.
Congratulations to Dallas College on the grand opening and ribbon-cutting of the new Welcome Center at Mountain View Campus, a state-of-the-art space designed to help students and visitors learn, connect, and succeed.
30 DAYS. THAT’S IT.
Tomorrow is the last day to register to vote for the November 3 General Election.
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Before you hit the road, check DriveTexas.org for road conditions, closures and emergency travel information.
If you encounter a flooded roadway, turn around.
Get the latest updates on the DriveTexas.org app or by calling 1-800-452-9292. #TXLege #SD16