The Cedars
The Cedars neighborhood is located directly south of downtown Dallas, and is the front door to Dallas' southern sector. Neither downtown nor southtown, the Cedars is a vastly diverse and unique neighborhood in itself.
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| City: | Dallas |
| State: | Texas |
| Country: | USA |
| Mayor: | Tom Leppert |
| City Council: Councilman: |
District 2 Pauline Medrano |
| County Court: County Commissioner: |
District 3 John Wiley Price |
| Latitude: Longitude: |
32°46'9"N 96°47'32"W |
The Cedars is a rich convergence of everything you can find in Dallas: business, art, culture, nightlife, restaurants, lofts, development opportunities, churches, schools, social challenges and civic victories. One thing is sure: the Cedars is a neighborhood on the move.
The Cedars is home to fine artists and craftsmen working in every genre. Their studios, just south of downtown Dallas, have helped the neighborhood come alive. One day a year they open those studios to the public, so you can see not only what they make, but where they make it.
There's plenty of free parking with MOG shuttles between studios, as well as to and from the Dart Light Rail Cedars Station (just a short block away from South Side on Lamar). So if you take the train, we'll take care of you. At the tour Epicenter, on South Ervay Street between Beaumont and Hickory, you'll find information on studios and restaurants, maps, and MOG transport.
Dallas City Services
- Animal control, code compliance, traffic lights, water leaks, service requests by phone dial 3-1-1 or by Website
- Sanitation/Bulk Trash - (214) 670-3555
- Code Compliance - (214) 670-5708
- City Hall services - by department
- City of Dallas Website
Reported Improvements
In order to more accurately track issues that have been reported to 311 we have set up a tracking map. Please report your issues to 311 and then submit the info with the correct time, date and location of the occurrence on the map. Once the occurrence has been resolved please mark the item on the map as "complete". This will help inform others in the area so they may also report these issues and to server as a way to track what has been resolved.
Learn More about the Cedars
- A Slow Walk Through Cedars History by Bennett Miller
- Dallas Public Library

