Keeping Dollars in Duncanville

Things seem to change weekly and daily about schools reopening, churches reopening, businesses reopening, etc.

There is one thing that has been constant and has never changed. Our local businesses and restaurants still need our help and support to survive. Please continue to support our Local Businesses and Restaurants when possible. They have remained open during these troubling times “For You”. Money that is spent with Amazon and other on-line ordering doesn’t put any Tax Dollars back into our City. Shop Local and keep your Tax Dollars in Duncanville! Do what makes YOU comfortable and to feel safe and please be cautious and smart. If you go out, be sure to wear your mask (it’s required), wash your hands often, use hand sanitizers and common sense. (Remember that masks are required in all of Dallas County businesses and restaurants.)

And as always Be Kind and Respect everyone’s choice and Stay Safe. “We are in the same waters but not the same boat.” We will get through this “together”!

Be sure to check out the latest updates on the website.

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COME AND SUPPORT OUR DUNCAN SWITCH VENDORS

“DUNCAN SWITCH STREET MARKET”
August 15th
MAINTAIN 6-FEET DISTANCE
WEAR A FACE MASK
CARRY HAND SANITIZER 

Welcome back Casa de Masa

Pre-order Tamales from Casa de Masa
(Pre-orders End on Thursday at 4:00 PM)
$20 per dozen

ABUELA’S 
ground beef and pork mix, red chile, jalapeno and herbs

PORK PHAT 
slow roasted green chile pork 

BLACK JACK
black bean, jack cheese and jalapeno 

QUESO & RAJAS 
Oaxaca cheese with charred poblanos and jalapeno 

CHICKEN PHAT 
green chile chicken with jack cheese 

VIRTUOUS VEGGIE 
zucchini, carrots, squash, kale, roasted corn and red bell pepper 

Vacuum sealed in 6 packs so you can order two flavors to make a dozen

Email Jon Hernandez to place your order at jonhernandez74@gmail.com

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ESME’S BADAZZLED CHICAS
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SCENTSY
TENSELENSE CONCESSIONS
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THE SHEET GUY
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“Keeping Dollars in Duncanville”

You all have a lot on your mind about schools reopening, churches reopening, is it safe to go somewhere but one thing that has never changed. Our local businesses and restaurants have remained open “For You” and still need our help and support to survive.

Please continue to support our Local Businesses and Restaurants when possible. Don’t spend your money on Amazon and other on-line ordering. Shop Local and keep your Tax Dollars in Duncanville!

Do what makes YOU comfortable and to feel safe and please be cautious and smart. If you go out, be sure to wear your mask (it’s required), wash your hands often, use hand sanitizers and common sense.(Remember that masks are required in all of Dallas County businesses and restaurants.)

And as always Be Kind and Respect everyone’s choice and Stay Safe. “We are in the same waters but not the same boat.” We will get through this “together”!

Be sure to check out the latest updates on the website

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BSW Legislative Breakfast

Registration Link

Free Better Breathers Virtual Class

ZOOM Class Link

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Please join us as we welcome another new member of the Duncanville Chamber of Commerce

Saturday, August 8th at 11:30 a.m.

Refreshments to follow!

Click here to RSVP

“Keeping Dollars in Duncanville”

There have been so many changes in things since the start of Covid-19. We have seen decisions being made and then changed during the Coronavirus outbreak.

But, the one thing that has been constant and has never changed is the fact that our local businesses and restaurants still need your support to survive.

I urge you to continue to support our local businesses and restaurants when possible. Amazon and other on-line ordering does not put tax dollars in Duncanville!

I encourage you to “Shop Local.” Do what makes YOU comfortable and to feel safe and just be cautious and smart. If you go out, be sure to wear your mask (it’s required), wash your hands often, use hand sanitizers and common sense. (Remember that masks are required in all of Dallas County businesses and restaurants.)

And as always Be Kind and Respect everyone’s choice and Stay Safe. “We are in the same waters but not the same boat.”

Be sure to check out the latest updates on the website

We have many people to say “Thank You” to for supporting our 23rd Annual Golf Classic.

First we need to thank God for the beautiful cool (91* and Dry) weather and for the great rain on Tuesday.

Next we can’t say “Thank You” enough to Methodist Charlton Medical Center for being our Title Sponsor again this year.

Special thanks to all of our major sponsors, our hole sponsors, our golfers and our volunteers as well for a fantastic tournament. With everyone’s help and support we were able to exceed our budget and finally complete an event for 2020.

I personally want to say Thank You to everybody and I truly appreciate each and every one of you!

Steve

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“Keeping Dollars in Duncanville”

The number of positive Covid-19 cases in Dallas County has finally started to drop. I am hearing people express their views on wearing masks, etc. Some people are still upset about having to wear a mask. We know that that the only common indicator of lower cases is by people wearing them. Whether you agree or disagree with this, please wear a mask. I urge you to continue to support our Local Businesses and Restaurants. Do what makes YOU comfortable and to feel safe and just be cautious and smart. If you go out, be sure to wear your mask (it’s required), wash your hands often, use hand sanitizers and common sense. Our restaurants and small businesses still need our support now more than ever and I encourage you to “Shop Local.” (Remember that masks are required in all of Dallas County businesses and restaurants.)

And as always Be Kind and Respect everyone’s choice and Stay Safe. “We are in the same waters but not the same boat.”

Be sure to check out the latest updates on the website

Come Join Us!!
Thursday, July 30th at 1pm
South Toyota
39660 LBJ FWY
Dallas, TX 75237

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“Keeping Dollars in Duncanville”

The number of positive cases are up but you can still get out if you are cautious and smart. If you go out, be sure to wear your mask, wash your hands often, use hand sanitizers and common sense. Our restaurants and small businesses still need our support now more than ever. We encourage you to “Shop Local.” Remember that masks are required in all of Dallas County businesses and restaurants.

Continue to check our website page as it is constantly being updated as well as posts on the Chamber Facebook page. Also Be Kind and Respect everyone’s choice. “We are in the same waters but not the same boat.”

Be sure to check out the latest updates on the website

23rd Annual Golf Classic
Monday, July 27th
1:00 PM Shotgun Start
Players Register to Play
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Duncanville, Texas – At their May 19^th, 2020 regular meeting the Duncanville City Council made the decision to cancel this year’s July 4^th event and fireworks display in the interests of public health and safety.

With nearby cities canceling their own Independence Day events, a Duncanville event was a potential attraction to people from outside the City at a time when all efforts are being taken to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).

After a discussion about possible solutions that would allow the event to continue, Mayor Barry L. Gordon and the City Council agreed that, while disappointing, it was in the best interests of public health and safety to cancel the event.

“It was a painful decision for us as a council,” said Mayor Gordon of the cancellation. “We understand how enjoyable this community event is. It’s a hallmark event for the city. Regrettably, extraordinary times require extraordinary measures. We regret we can’t have fireworks this year.”

At the time of the meeting, Dallas County had identified the COVID-19 pandemic risk level as high, “Stay Home, Stay Safe.” At the state and federal levels, the government is still recommending the use of cloth face coverings, 6-foot social distancing, and limiting group sizes.

The Mayor closed the discussion saying, “We’ll do something bigger and better next year, hopefully.”

Our office will be closed Friday, July 3, 2020
in observance of Independence Day

“Keeping Dollars in Duncanville”

This 4th of July will be much different than what we are normally used to. Be creative on how to celebrate with your family and friends. If you go out, be sure to wear your mask, wash your hands often, use hand sanitizers and common sense. Be sure to continue to support our restaurants and small businesses as they need our support now more than ever. We encourage you to “Shop Local.” Remember that masks are required in all of Dallas County businesses and restaurants.

Our website page is updated as needed as well as posts on the Chamber Facebook page. Also Be Kind and Respect everyone’s choice. “We are in the same waters but not the same boat.”

Be sure to check out the latest updates on the website

23rd Annual Golf Classic
Monday, July 27th
1:00 PM Shotgun Start
Players Can Get More Info by Clicking Here

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CLICK HERE: COVID-19 DCHHS

FOR THESE TRYING TIMES