The fentanyl crisis is already in Dallas
Adam’s number one priority is public safety, and one of the biggest threats to our community is deadly fentanyl flooding our neighborhoods. That's why he has successfully fought in forming the Opioid Strike Force to identify the gaps in Dallas’ opioid crisis response.
Fair Park poised for a comeback
Adam supported Proposition A from the beginning and fought hard to make it a reality for District 7 and the city as a whole. Dallas residents emphatically voted in favor of revitalizing the historic Fair Park and Cotton Bowl Stadium as well as the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. $1.5 billion will go a long way in making 21st century changes to these historic and important Dallas landmarks.
South Dallas still skeptical after DISD sold school to megachurch for low bid
Adam believes trust is earned when it comes to community development and believes there are always opportunities for dialogue in determining how any organization plans to serve the neighborhood.
City of Dallas looks to restore hours at its libraries, starting in Vickery Meadow
Adam, as Chair of the Quality of Life, Arts, and Culture Council Committee, will always fight for valuable public resources like libraries and parks from being put on the city-budgeting chopping block.
South Dallas economic development group gets $130,000 to transition to solar power
Since Adam was elected in 2019, North Texas has been afflicted by the extraordinary weather changes that have impacted our public utilities and infrastructure. In hopes of preventing more deadly power outages that Dallas has previously faced, solar power has a great benefit in alleviating pressure off our traditional power grid.