For a Safer, Stronger, Empowered Dallas
Bipartisan and citizen-led, Dallas HERO drives reforms to strengthen safety and accountability in city government. Support UsContact UsHold
city leaders accountable through litigation, investigation, and public scrutiny.
Educate
Dallas residents about their rights and how the city government is supposed to function.
Rally
the public to speak out, vote, and take action to improve public safety and services.
Oversee
implementation of the City Charter and expose violations, corruption, and neglect.
Dallas HERO
Who We Are
+ What We Do
Dallas HERO is a bipartisan 501(c)(4) organization that empowers citizens to drive meaningful change through amendments to the Dallas City Charter. Following the successful passage of Amendments S and U in November 2024, we remain focused on enhancing public safety and ensuring accountability within our city leadership and government. While our work is rooted in these victories, we are committed to ongoing efforts that benefit all residents of Dallas. Politically agnostic, we believe the changes we advocate for transcend party lines, serving the greater good of our community.
Damien LeVeck
Executive Director
In 2024, Damien worked with Dallas HERO to pass landmark charter amendments increasing police staffing, improving pay, and holding city leaders legally accountable. He became Executive Director of HERO in January 2025 and continues to lead the fight for public safety while mobilizing and educating Dallas residents about their city government. He lives in North Dallas with his wife and three children.
Public Safety
Dallas Crime Hotspots
Take an interactive look at crime across Dallas with our dynamic map tool. Use the zoom and pan features to explore specific neighborhoods. Click on individual markers for more detailed information, including specific locations and number of incidents. Whether you’re planning a move or staying alert in your own neighborhood, this map helps you make informed, safety-conscious decisions.
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VICTIM PROFILE: Matthew Trammell
VICTIM PROFILE: Jeff Hauschild
Dallas H.E.R.O. Response to the City’s Statement on Amendment U Compliance
If the Dallas City Council walked away from their Wednesday meeting hearing one thing, Damien LeVeck hopes it is that some Dallas residents want their cops to be paid more.
