West Dallas Multipurpose Center receives $1 million in federal funding for vital community resources

(Special to The Dallas Examiner) – U.S. Congressman Marc Veasey presented the city of Dallas with a $1 million appropriation on Wednesday for facility upgrades at the West Dallas Multipurpose Center. This funding will support significant center improvements, including the establishment of a Women, Infant and Children clinic including the reconfiguration of the workspace and enhancements to connectivity between the West Dallas Branch Library and the center. The facility also serves as a respite center during inclement weather. “The West Dallas Multipurpose Center has been a vital resource for this community for decades and with this funding, we will ensure it remains part of the community for decades more. I am proud to support such a meaningful investment in the future of West Dallas,” Veasey expressed with excitement. Related Stories The multi-purpose center, established in 1988, has served as a hub for community services, including Senior Services, the West Dallas Community Court, food distribution and SNAP assistance. The planned upgrades will address the evolving needs of the neighborhood’s growing population and modernize the facility to enhance service delivery. “The upgrades to the West Dallas Multipurpose Center will help meet the changing needs of our community, providing convenient access of services...