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The DeSoto Police and Fire Departments have released their call volume reports for the week of June 9-15, detailing a wide range of emergency responses and community services.

The DeSoto Police Department reported a total of 2,380 calls during this period.

The majority of these calls were neighborhood patrol calls, totaling 762.

Directed patrol followed closely with 430 calls.

Business calls accounted for 280, while animal-related incidents resulted in 75 calls.

Additionally, there were 53 calls regarding suspicious activity and 266 traffic-related incidents.

The DeSoto Fire Department responded to 239 emergency calls for service within the same week.

Of these, 180 were medical calls, highlighting the department’s crucial role in providing medical assistance.

The fire and rescue team handled 59 calls, which included 10 major vehicle accidents, 1 structure fire, 2 car fires, 1 RV fire, and 12 fire alarms.

71 of the 180 medical calls required additional assistance or manpower from a fire engine.

Both departments encourage residents to stay informed about safety protocols and to reach out in case of emergencies or suspicious activities.

For more information, residents can contact the respective departments through their official communication channels.

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Hot styles were all the buzz at the Juneteenth Fashion Show at Plano’s Legacy West as multiple black local designers including young designers from Cedar Hill High School showcased their projects for Juneteenth.

The fashion show was a vibrant celebration of Black Excellence and Historical Legends.

As the sun dipped below the horizon, the Lexus Box Garden in Legacy Hall came alive with energy, electrifying the atmosphere.

Local designers, both established and emerging, took center stage as their creations shined and reflected a rich tapestry of culture and creativity.

One highlight of the evening came from Leah Frazier, CEO of Think Three Media awarding the first-ever Juneteenth Fashion Show $500 scholarship.

The scholarship was awarded to Jackson Sims from Cedar Hill High School.

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The Dallas Mavericks have announced the return of their True Maverick Camp, set to take place from August 23 to August 25.

Now in its second year, the camp offers a unique experience for Mavericks fans, providing an immersive opportunity to live like a Dallas Mavericks player.

Participants will be drafted by Dallas Mavericks General Manager Nico Harrison and coached by Head Coach Jason Kidd, along with Mavs legends J.J. Barea, Rolando Blackman, and Devin Harris.

Attendees will also receive personalized Mavericks gear and compete at the team’s world-class facilities.

The camp offers an array of exclusive perks, including meals prepared by the Mavericks team chefs, chauffeur service, and hotel accommodations at the Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek, courtesy of associate sponsor Lexus.

Additionally, participants will enjoy a Casino Night event hosted by Choctaw Casinos and Resorts at the estate of NBA Champion Shawn Marion.

Registration for the True Maverick Camp is open until August 1, with limited spots.

More information can be found at mavs.com/tmc.

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