Come along for a mouthwatering ride and catch The American Dream City’s cultural diversity and unique cuisine with Arlington Eats on MyArlingtonTV. In this month’s edition of Arlington Eats, host Andrew Tanielian visits Legal Draft Beer Company, the first production brewery in The American Dream City. Located at Urban Union (500 E…

Residents wanting to access their water utilities account online can now find help navigating the process on the City of Arlington YouTube page. A trio of short videos has been added for Arlington Water Utilities customers who are using the department’s online payment portal, called WebConnect. The first video will help…

Looking to enjoy dinner outdoors? The Arlington Parks and Recreation Department’s Food Truck Fridays dinner series launches this week in north Arlington. This event will take place from 6 p. m. to 10 p. m. every Friday until June 16 at River Legacy Parks Elm Grove Pavilion, 701 NW Green Oaks Blvd. Each Friday will feature…

The City of Arlington is hosting a special event next month to raise funds for United Way Tarrant County and to help citizens dispose of documents simply and securely. A community Paper Shred Event is scheduled from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. Monday, June 12 at the Central Express Library, 200…

Dog of the Week – Meet CollieThis eight year old female Terrier Mix is tan and white in color and weighs 23 pounds. Don’t get the wrong idea—Collie is not a collie but a terrier mix. Collie’s previous owner described her as loving dog who will play with anyone. She’s quite energetic and…

Arlington residents of all ages are invited to Build a Better World with the Arlington Public Library’s 2017 Summer Reading Club. This year’s construction-themed program begins June 3 and runs until July 29. The Arlington Public Library is always working to make a better Arlington by promoting quality education, building strong…

While there’s a long list of arts and cultural festivals hosted throughout the year across North Texas, Art on the Greene in Arlington has established a name for itself with art aficionados and outdoor lovers alike.“It’s relaxing,” said Grand Prairie resident Kevyn Reed. “You’re here under the trees. Each artist…

New lane closures are planned for the next week as part of the $233 million Interstate 30/SH 360 Interchange Project. Aerial photos of the project are available on the Keep 30360 Moving website. Weekly Lane Closure Look AheadClosures are subject to changes due to weather and schedule. Below are anticipated…

Union Pacific has donated $25,000 to Arlington’s new George W. Hawkes Downtown Library. The new library building, which is currently under construction just south of the train tracks running through downtown Arlington, will provide state-of-the-art technology and services. Dan Harbeke of Union Pacific looks forward to watching this donation benefit Arlington…

Arlington’s Transportation Advisory Committee will hold its next meeting from 6 p. m. to 8 p. m. Thursday, June 1, 2017, at City Hall, 3rd Floor, 101 W. Abram St. in downtown Arlington. Residents can find a complete schedule of upcoming meetings and other key information about the Transportation Advisory Committee at www. arlington-tx. gov/TAC. Time…

As young children laughed and played on the swings and slides nearby, more than 150 residents and community leaders gathered Thursday morning to celebrate the opening of the new Julia Burgen Park in central Arlington. The 66-acre linear park, located at 1008 Ruby Street, is a dream that has been years…

Kie Lancaster, senior for Lamar High School’s baseball team, has been selected as the City of Arlington’s Student-Athlete of the Month for May 2017. As both a position player and number one starting pitcher, Lamar head coach Paul Kino has relied on Kie’s leadership on the field and never doubts his…

Early voting for Arlington’s June 10, 2017, Runoff Election begins Tuesday, May 30, and will continue through Tuesday, June 6. Voters will decide the District 3 and District 5 Arlington City Council representatives. The candidates for the open District 3 seat, vacated by Councilman Robert Rivera, are Roxanne Thalman and Marvin Sutton.…

Many local government administrative offices will be closed Monday, May 29, 2017, for Memorial Day. Regular hours will resume at 8 a. m. Tuesday, May 30, 2017. Garbage and recycling pickups will occur in Arlington as scheduled. What’s Closed Monday, May 29, 2017 Arlington City Hall City Office Tower Arlington Municipal Court All…

Weekend Buzz airs on MyArlingtonTV from Thursday to Sunday. You can also check out the video on our YouTube channel.

Arlington’s world-class Entertainment District is now even more electrifying. The city is home to Tesla’s first urban Supercharger station in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The station, which opened recently at the Arlington Convention Center, has 10 Superchargers available to the public 24 hours a day. The station, built by the City in…

“Dream Builders” is a show on MyArlingtonTV that highlights the ways our community is helping kids dream big, nurture their creativity, polish their skills and develop the tools they need to achieve their American Dream as young adults. The latest episode focuses on the H. O. P. E. Tutoring Center, which has served more than…

Do you enjoy starting your morning with a mocha and later mellowing out with a merlot? Greet the dawn with a cappuccino and finish the day with a cabernet? Get the best of both worlds at a new coffee and artisan wine bar set to open in Downtown Arlington later…

Looking to enjoy dinner outdoors? The Arlington Parks and Recreation Department’s Food Truck Fridays dinner series launches this week in north Arlington. This event will take place from 6 p. m. to 10 p. m. every Friday until June 16 at River Legacy Parks Elm Grove Pavilion, 701 NW Green Oaks Blvd. Each Friday will feature…

After nearly a year of construction, the 2016 Green Oaks Concrete Repair and Resurfacing project is complete and approximately $2.6 million under budget. This project, which is funded by the voter-approved Street Maintenance Sales Tax Fund, consisted of three phases. Phases I and II included the sections of Green Oaks Boulevard between…

The Arlington City Council wants residents to know that “Champion Great Neighborhoods” remains a main priority for the work of our City. Great neighborhoods contribute to a higher quality of life and greater investment in our economy. Every part of our corporation contributes to our overall success and vitality as we…

From autonomous shuttles in the Entertainment District to a new app designed to help traffic flow more smoothly, the City of Arlington is committed to remaining on the forefront of transportation technology. In March, the City Council approved a lease agreement with EasyMile for the use of two low-speed autonomous shuttles…

Bad Königshofen Family Aquatic Center, Randol Mill Family Aquatic Center, and Splash Pads will open this Memorial Day weekend!Memorial Day Weekend Pool Hours: Saturday, May 27 from noon – 7 p. m. Sunday, May 28 from 1 – 6 p. m. Monday, May 29 (Memorial Day) from noon – 6 p. m. Splash Pad Hours: Splash…

Dog of the Week – Meet Root BeerThis seven-year-old male Pit Bull Terrier mix is chocolate and white in color, and weighs 64 pounds. Root Beer is a playful dog with a lot of curiosity. He walks well on a leash. His favorite pastime in being on the receiving end of a…

For students to succeed when they go back to school in the fall, they need to make reading part of their summer plans. That’s where the annual CAPO Book Carnival comes in. The sixth annual event was held on May 6 at Arlington ISD’s Thornton Elementary. CAPO, or Community Advocating for…

New lane closures are planned for the next week as part of the $233 million Interstate 30/SH 360 Interchange Project. Aerial photos of the project are available on the Keep 30360 Moving website. Weekly Lane Closure Look AheadClosures are subject to changes due to weather and schedule. Below are anticipated…

What do police and fire responding to an emergency, checking out a book at the library, driving to a recreation center, weekly trash collection, and safely walking your child to school all have in common? They are all made possible, in part, by the City of Arlington’s Department of Public…

Thinking about buying mulch, soaker hoses or a rain barrel to help conserve water in your landscaping? You can save some money by purchasing those and other select items during Texas’ Water-Efficient Products Sales Tax Holiday, which runs Saturday, May 27 through Monday, May 29. The Texas State Legislature created the…

During Memorial Day weekend, Texas shoppers get a break from state and local sales and use taxes on purchases of certain energy efficient products. The 2017 ENERGY STAR sales tax holiday begins at 12:01 a. m. on Saturday, May 27 and ends at 11:59 p. m. on Monday, May 29. The products qualifying for…

Downtown Arlington road closures and detours are expected to continue through next week related to work on the new 101 Center mixed-use development project. Temporary closures of sections of Mesquite, Center and Abram streets near City Hall and the City of Arlington Municipal Office Tower began April 20 and were expected to be…

The General Motors Arlington Assembly Plant, which is undergoing a $1.4 billion expansion to meet the global demand of their full-size, sports utility vehicles, celebrated a major milestone Friday. During Friday’s ceremony, construction teams, plant employees and GMs leadership took turns signing the final steel beam required for the paint shop…

The Arlington ISD Board of Trustees has officially named the Arlington ISD Career and Technical Center the Arlington ISD Dan Dipert Career and Technical Center. The Arlington ISD Dan Dipert Career and Technical Center will offer state-of-the-art courses in career and technical fields to all district high schools. It will accommodate…

Special Olympics Texas’ 48th annual Summer Games will return to The University of Texas at Arlington and surrounding area venues from Thursday, May 25 to Sunday, May 28. The four-day event is SOTX’s largest competition of the year, featuring nearly 3,000 athletes from all around the state of Texas. All events…

Billed as an “art lover’s paradise” by festival organizers, Art on the Greene Art Festival has been bringing a top-quality art show to the Arlington Entertainment District each spring for the last six years. One aspect that sets the show apart from other art festivals, according to festival founder Steve…

20 years ago this month, Elzie Odom was elected mayor of Arlington on May 3, 1997. Today, he continues to live his American Dream in Arlington with his wife and former first lady, Ruby. They have two adult children and six grandchildren. Born in Burkeville, Texas, on May 10, 1929, Elzie…

Weekend Buzz airs on MyArlingtonTV from Thursday to Sunday. You can also check out the video on our YouTube channel. Levitt Pavilion’s 2017 Summer Concert SeriesThe annual summer concert series kicks off Friday, May 19 with Grammy award-winning artists Rebirth Brass Band. Visitors will be able to attend a free…

Thinking about buying a new home? Register now for the City of Arlington’s 2nd annual Homeownership Fair to learn more about buying a home in today’s real estate market, down payment assistance programs, credit repair and other topics. The Homeownership Fair is scheduled from 8:30 a. m. to 2 p. m. Saturday, June 24 at…

While dangerous floods and flash floods are possible throughout the year, they have a higher frequency during spring and summer thunderstorms, tropical storms and hurricanes. Intense rainfall or slow-moving storms that track over the same areas can cause a rapid rise of water and flash floods can develop within minutes. Both…

Arlington Water Utilities is joining leaders across the U. S. this week to raise awareness about the need for investing in critical infrastructure as part of National Infrastructure Week 2017. The national campaign is organized by the American Society of Civil Engineers, the U. S. Chamber of Commerce and other leading business and…

The Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation has announced the launch of its new baseball themed educational course, Summer Slugger. The interactive course, a partnership with Major League Baseball and digital learning innovator EVERFI, is aimed at preventing students from losing critical math and literacy skills during the summer months. The program is…

Don’t miss out! This is the last week of the Arlington Parks and Recreation Department’s Food Truck Fridays lunch series in Downtown Arlington. This event will take place from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. this Friday at Founders Plaza, 100 W Abram Street. The park is located next to the Levitt Pavilion,…

The Arlington Public Library has been awarded an Imagination Playground in a Cart, an innovative playground equipment system, thanks to a grant provided by Target and KaBOOM!. KaBOOM!, the national non-profit dedicated to giving all kids the childhood they deserve through play, is working with Target to increase access to play…

Stop by the South Police Station early next month for family friendly activities, safety tips and more as part of the Arlington Police Department’s National Night Out/Project 365 Kickoff event. The event is scheduled from 6 p. m. to 8 p. m. Friday, June 2 in the Community Room of the station, located…

Get ready, thrillseekers! The Joker free-fly coaster opens to the public at Six Flags Over Texas on Saturday, May 20. The Joker, the newest addition to the Gotham City section, is the Arlington park’s 13th and most wicked roller coaster yet, park officials said. After being lifted straight up a 12-story, 90-degree hill, riders flip…

The newest “Culture Buzz” segment on MyArlingtonTV takes a journey to Arlington’s Entertainment District, which will soon showcase paintings, sculptures, jewelry and more as part of the annual Art on the Greene Arts Festival. The 6th annual art festival, scheduled for May 26 to May 28 at Richard Greene Linear Park,…

The City of Arlington has scheduled public meetings this week to discuss proposed Health and Sanitation Ordinance amendments that would affect child care centers, public swimming pools, and food establishments. Food EstablishmentsThe proposed amendment to Health and Sanitation Ordinance, Article IV, Regulation of Food Establishments, is an effort to update the…

We’re calling on dog owners in City of Arlington to help protect our local waterways and the community by pledging to Doo the Right Thing. Owners who pledge to Doo the Right Thing and pick up after their dogs can enter them in the annual North Central Texas Council of…

The Texas Book Festival has awarded the Southeast Branch Library a $2,500 collections enhancement grant that will be used to provide Beginning Readers for youth. These books help children transition from picture books, which rely on illustrations to tell a story, to chapter books, which rely primarily on text. Beginning Readers…

Dog of the Week – Meet ReesesThis seven and half month old male Rottweiler mix is brown and tan in color and weighs 47 pounds. Reeses was recently owner surrendered to the shelter. His pet guardian indicated he was friendly with all age groups, young and old. His energetic style would do…

The Gene and Jerry Jones family recently hosted a reception at AT&T Stadium for student ambassadors representing the 2016-17 class of fifth grade students of the Arlington Independent School District and their parents. Over the course of the school year, more than 4,000 Arlington fifth grade students enjoyed a docent-guided tour with their…

MyArlingtonTV is taking a trip across The American Dream City to showcase some of the diverse musical acts happening in Arlington’s schools, restaurants, churches and neighborhoods. Hosted by Tika Cook, “Backstage Arlington” highlights some of the different music acts and performing venues that exist in Arlington. The newest episode features Arlington Proud‘s…

Samson is a staff and volunteer favorite at Animal Services. This sweetheart is a 57 pound, eight-year-old male, Brindle (black and tan) Terrier, Pit Bull mix that seems younger than his years. He is reported to whine for attention as he eagerly awaits human interaction and affection. Samson loves to…

Your family history goes deeper than the names written on a genealogy chart, or in a family tree. Documents like marriage certificates, immigration records, military photographs, or other artifacts only scratch the surface. The stories and memories passed between generations give a much fuller picture of a family’s history, but…

New lane closures are planned for the next week as part of the $233 million Interstate 30/SH 360 Interchange Project. Aerial photos of the project are available on the Keep 30360 Moving website. Weekly Lane Closure Look AheadClosures are subject to changes due to weather and schedule. Below are anticipated…

The Levitt Pavilion Arlington staff works non-stop raising money, scouting out great artists and negotiating contracts to put together more than 50 free concerts a year for the community. But their efforts don’t end there. The Levitt staff also has to ensure artists have a great experience while performing in The…

Dallas Cowboys Youth Summer Camps will soon kick off at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. The 2017 Football Academy is available for campers from 2nd grade to 8th grade. The program includes three days of drills and skills with former NFL coaching staff and players. Campers will also receive two bowl seat tickets…

Beginning soon, drivers in Downtown and east Arlington will notice decreased speed limits along portions of Abram and Center streets and UTA Boulevard. Recent developments in Downtown Arlington and record-setting enrollment at The University of Texas at Arlington have resulted in a dramatically increased number of pedestrians in and around the…

The Arlington City Council approved changes Tuesday, May 9, designed to create a more comprehensive citywide smoke-free ordinance. Arlington will now prohibit smoking at bars, billiard halls, sexually oriented businesses, bowling centers and other private work places where smoking had been allowed under an exemption in the current ordinance. As a…

Leave your lunchbag at home this Friday! The Arlington Parks and Recreation Department’s Food Truck Fridays lunch series continues in Downtown Arlington this week. This event will take place from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. every Friday until May 19 at Founders Plaza, 100 W Abram Street. The park is located…

Months before the heavy construction equipment is set to move in, the Arlington City Council continues laying the groundwork necessary to make the future Texas Rangers retractable-roof ballpark a possibility. On Tuesday, the City Council approved two agreements with the team. The first is a non-relocation agreement that commits the Texas…

Social studies was always Amanda Hively’s favorite subject. As an adult, she’s passed along that adoration to her three daughters, including her oldest Aftyn Wilson.“I wanted my love of social studies to rub off on my daughters to make them more aware of the world around them,” Hively said. Aftyn Wilson…

The City of Arlington is accepting applications for interested residents who would like to serve on a Board or Commission. Members of boards and commissions assist the Mayor and City Council by making recommendations on general policy matters impacting the city. Most boards and commissions function in advisory capacities and some have final decision-making…

Mallory Tyler walked into the room with a smile on her face and did a twirl before striking a pose to show off her purple top and floral print skirt. Mallory, a student at The Green Oaks School in Arlington, is one of seven North Texans who will rock the runway…

Where can you see a fire-breathing dragon, hear music from horns more than 10 feet long, and enjoy a snack while you’re watching? Come to the East Arlingtpn Branch’s annual Courtyard Celebration this weekend to experience this and more.“This will be an evening of long horns, mariachi, lions dancing, stepping, song and dance,”…

Cat of the Week – Meet RosebudThis eight month old female is a black and red Torbie. Rosebud is a sweet cat who prefers being in your lap over playing with toys. She is prone to leaning into your face looking for attention. When ignored, she meows for your attention… Rosebud is…

The 2nd annual East Main Street Arts Festival took place this past weekend, bringing more music and more art-filled vendor booths to the Downtown Arlington scene. Arlington Proud’s festival, which was free and open to the public, was held Saturday, May 6 in the area between Division Brewing, Lester’s Backyard and Garage,…

Arlington voters re-elected three incumbent City Council members but a run-off election will be necessary next month to determine the winners of the District 3 and District 5 council seats. Voters also approved two propositions on the May 6, 2017, Joint General and Special Elections ballot. The first proposition was whether…

Dressed in plaid skirts, sisters Rhone and Ione Brown explored sights and sounds familiar to their home country this weekend during the 31st annual Texas Scottish Festival and Highlands Games in Arlington. The young lasses and their parents, Jamie and Jana Brown, recently moved to the Dallas-Fort Worth region from Fife,…

Dallas Vietnamese Radio celebrated its new location and new name this month. The station, now known as HL RadioTV 106.5 FM and 30.6 TV, bills itself as the first FM RadioTV station to serve the Vietnamese community in North Texas 24/7. Community leaders and members attended the grand opening Friday, May 5 at the station’s new…

New lane closures are planned for the next week as part of the $233 million Interstate 30/SH 360 Interchange Project. Aerial photos of the project are available on the Keep 30360 Moving website. Weekly Lane Closure Look AheadClosures are subject to changes due to weather and schedule. Below are anticipated…

Want to help the hungry? The National Association of Letter Carriers’ 25th annual Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive will take place on Saturday, May 13. This event, started in 1993, is designed to give something back to the community by helping replenish local food banks. Last year, the food…

Texas Trust Credit Union invites the public to come out Saturday to celebrate the grand opening celebration of its headquarters in south Arlington. The family friendly event, which is free and open to all ages, is set from 11:30 a. m. to 3 p. m. Saturday, May 6 at 5850 W. Interstate 20. Activities include…

Are you interested in making a difference in a child’s life? Have you ever considered foster care or adoption? When children can’t live safely at home and no appropriate non-custodial parent, relative, for close family friend is willing and able to care for them, you can help. Learn more at…

Mother’s Day is coming up soon – Sunday, May 14 to be exact. Don’t wait until the last minute or risk forgetting to get Mom something special. The Arlington Convention & Visitors Bureau has complied this list of options to help you find the perfect way to show your mother how…

Greetings from The American Dream City! Be sure to tune into the eleventh installment of UTA Spotlight, a weekly news update featuring broadcasting students reporting on events, projects, announcements and other key news and happenings on the university campus and around Arlington. Among this week’s top stories: Students pursuing careers in healthcare fields…

“On the Clock” is a show that gives residents an inside look at the hard work city employees do every day to make Arlington a better community to live, learn, work and play. The episode, hosted by City Manager Trey Yelverton, gives residents a behind-the-scenes look at the Arlington Convention Center,…

Arlington Water Utilities is teaming up with River Legacy Living Science Center and the Arlington Public Library to celebrate Drinking Water Week, starting on Saturday, May 6. The American Water Works Association and its members across the country have celebrated Drinking Water Week for more than 40 years as a way…

For more than 80 years, a piece of Arlington’s transportation history has lain hidden beneath Abram Street. That’s until late last month, when construction crews excavating near City Hall unearthed a rusty wheel and a section of track – relics from the “Interurban” electric trolley service that once ran between Fort…

Weekend Buzz airs on MyArlingtonTV from Thursday to Sunday. You can also check out the video on our YouTube channel. Arlington Parks & Recreation’s Food Truck FridaysThe Arlington Parks and Recreation Department’s Food Truck Fridays lunch series in Downtown Arlington is back again this Friday, May 5. This event will…

Loews Hotels & Co., The Cordish Companies, and the Texas Rangers announced their vision today for the hotel and convention center at Texas Live!, the $250 million world-class dining, entertainment and hospitality destination being developed in partnership between The Cordish Companies, Texas Rangers and City of Arlington in Arlington, TX.…

Ryan Dodson’s Arlington Dream continues to build on a family legacy and rich history of development in The American Dream City. Dodson Companies have been active in the real estate business since C. B. Dodson, Ryan’s grandfather, built his first building in the 1940’s. Ryan’s father, Jerry Dodson, along with C. B., continued investing, building…

Craving some quesadillas this Cinco de Mayo? Holy Frijole is one of several food trucks that will be on hand during the Arlington Parks and Recreation Department’s Food Truck Fridays lunch series in Downtown Arlington this week. This event will take place from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. every Friday until…

The recent storms in North Texas are a reminder that severe weather season is upon us. While tornados do pose a substantial risk, residents are reminded that flash flooding is actually the leading cause of weather related deaths in the country and occur more frequently during the spring and summer months.…

From thrilling slides to relaxing pools, Arlington residents and visitors will be happy to hear that Hurricane Harbor’s opening weekend has finally arrived. The water park in Arlington’s Entertainment District will be open both Saturday and Sunday, May 6 and 7 from 10:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Six Flags Hurricane Harbor features 47 acres of…

Congratulations to our Janet DeGray-Norman, our Volunteer of the Month for May. DeGray-Norman has only been with Animal Services for couple of months now, but she has already proven to be a dedicated and highly respected asset to our volunteer team. Recently promoted to a volunteer coordinator position, DeGray-Norman comes in at…

Dog of the Week – Meet ZyaThis two year old female Australian Shepherd mix is black and brown in color and weighs 51 pounds. Although Zya is somewhat cautious around strangers, she appears to be a loving dog with a high level of energy. Australian Shepherds are characterized by being intelligent and…

The Arlington Historical Society and the Lucretia Council Chapter of the DAR are hosting a community fundraiser this weekend to help pay for fencing and gravestone repairs at the Historic Cemeteries located on Arkansas Lane. The Spring Fling is set from noon to 4 p. m. Sunday, May 7 at the Arlington…

Whether you’re mad for plaid, admire the soulful sounds of bagpipes or you’ve always wanted to sample some haggis, the 31st Annual Texas Scottish Festival and Highland Games has something to offer everyone. The weekend event, which will be held Friday, May 5 to Sunday, May 7 at the University of Texas…

Neighborhood entrance signs, a butterfly garden and playground enhancements are just a few of the projects that will receive funding this year through the City of Arlington’s Neighborhood Matching Grant program. On April 25, the Arlington City Council approved nearly $161,000 in grant funds for 12 projects proposed by neighborhoods across…

This National Volunteer Appreciation Week, April 23-29, the Arlington Public Library showed volunteers how valued and important they are. The library is lucky to have dedicated volunteers of all ages who work at all locations as well as out in the community. In today’s world, it’s getting difficult to retain consistent and…

A decade ago, the Arlington City Council had the foresight to ensure the economic windfall associated with the natural gas drilling activity on city owned lands would benefit the community for generations to come. In May 2007, the Arlington Tomorrow Foundation was born with the clear mission: Contribute to a thriving…

Arlington Water Utilities’ 2016 Water Quality Report went online Monday, May 1 to give residents details on how the public utility provides billions of gallons of safe, high-quality water throughout the year. The report, which is available at www. arlingtontx. gov/water/ccr, is filed each year with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. Some…

New lane closures are planned for the next week as part of the $233 million Interstate 30/SH 360 Interchange Project. Aerial photos of the project are available on the Keep 30360 Moving website. Weekly Lane Closure Look AheadClosures are subject to changes due to weather and schedule. Below are anticipated…

Arlington’s Transportation Advisory Committee will hold its next meeting from 6 p. m. to 8 p. m. Thursday, May 4, 2017, at City Hall, 3rd Floor, 101 W. Abram St. in downtown Arlington. Residents can find a complete schedule of upcoming meetings and other key information about the Transportation Advisory Committee at www. arlington-tx. gov/TAC. Time…