Dallas Prepares For Exciting Fourth Annual Summer of Safety Initiative

The fourth Summer of Safety campaign is underway, aiming to enhance public safety in Dallas by offering various free and affordable activities for local youth throughout the summer months. Key participants in this initiative include the Dallas Public Library, the Office of Arts and Culture, Dallas Park and Recreation, and the Dallas Police Department.During a media briefing at Singing Hills Recreation Center on May 22, Mayor Eric Johnson, alongside Dallas Police Chief Daniel C. Comeaux and city officials, detailed the program. Mayor Johnson emphasized that public safety is paramount, asserting the campaign’s role in sustaining the city’s progress in curbing violent crime, which has seen a steady decline over four years.He noted the importance of community involvement, showcasing initiatives such as the SMART Summer reading program, the Teen All Access Pass for free access to local attractions, and various youth sports opportunities. The library will also serve meals to those in need, without requiring proof of residency or income. For more information on activities, visit https://www.dallascitynews.net/mayors-summer-of-safety-2025.