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Buckner Terrace Neighborhood Buckner Terrace is a neighborhood in the New East Dallas, located South of Interstate 30, West of Buckner, North of Forney and East of Lawnview.

Buckner Terrace is a neighborhood in the New East Dallas, located South of Interstate 30, West of Buckner, North of Forney and East of Lawnview. There are approximately 2,600 homes in our neighborhood. We are always making changes, so your input is appreciated. You are welcome here! If you have ideas or questions, please e-mail us at [email protected]

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10/04/2026

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🏡 LIVE IN OR NEAR BUCKNER TERRACE?Don’t miss what’s happening in the neighborhood.📲 Join the Buckner Terrace App and sta...
09/09/2026

🏡 LIVE IN OR NEAR BUCKNER TERRACE?

Don’t miss what’s happening in the neighborhood.

📲 Join the Buckner Terrace App and stay connected to your community.

Get neighborhood updates, hear about upcoming events, discover volunteer opportunities, and find ways to get involved and help make Buckner Terrace an even better place to live.

🎉 Community Events
📢 Neighborhood Updates
🤝 Volunteer Opportunities
🏡 Ways to Get Involved
✨ National Night Out & Special Events

The more neighbors we connect, the stronger our community becomes.

Whether you’ve lived here for decades, just moved in, or simply want to stay connected to Buckner Terrace — we want you on the app.

👇 Join today. It’s quick, easy, and keeps Buckner Terrace right at your fingertips.

BUCKNER TERRACE
Connected Neighbors. Stronger Community.

Buckner Terrace Neighborhood Association | East Dallas Community

Why does Buckner Terrace support our local schools?It’s really pretty simple. Strong schools and strong neighborhoods go...
08/14/2026

Why does Buckner Terrace support our local schools?

It’s really pretty simple. Strong schools and strong neighborhoods go hand in hand.

One of the things that has always made Buckner Terrace special is the diversity of our neighborhood. We want families from all backgrounds to see Buckner Terrace as a place where they can buy a home, raise a family and become part of the community. Having strong schools right here in the neighborhood is an important part of that.

When we talk about supporting our schools, that doesn’t necessarily mean spending neighborhood association money. A lot of the support our schools receive doesn’t cost anything at all. Sometimes it simply means showing up, getting involved and being willing to help.

And Buckner Terrace neighbors have been doing that for years.

Neighbors Linda Stamport and Stephany White have given their time as Lunch Buddies at Buckner Terrace Montessori, spending time with students and simply being another caring adult in their school day.

Neighbor Bea Rodriguez served on the Buckner Terrace Montessori Site-Based Decision Making committee, giving our community another voice in conversations affecting the school.

Neighbor and parent Paula Dolhanian previously served as PTA president, taking on a leadership role and helping connect parents, the school and the surrounding community.

When the Buckner Terrace Montessori PTO wanted to host a movie night for school families, neighbor Patty Collins stepped up to help support the event along with fellow neighbor and Councilman Adam Bazaldua.

These are just a few examples, and there have been many others over the years.

That’s important, because supporting our schools has truly been a group effort. It isn’t one person, one neighborhood leader or one organization. It’s parents, neighbors, teachers, school administrators, volunteers and community partners each doing what they can.

Sometimes support means volunteering an hour. Sometimes it means helping with an event. It can mean serving on a committee, mentoring a student, making a phone call, attending a meeting or speaking up when our schools need something.

Advocacy has been an important part of that too.

Over the years, Buckner Terrace has worked to build relationships with our principals, school leadership, DISD and elected officials and to make sure our neighborhood schools and their needs aren’t overlooked.

We’ve seen significant investment in our schools during that time. Buckner Terrace Montessori has undergone a complete renovation and transformation. Frank Guzick Elementary has seen improvements and investment, and Skyline High School has received major additions and is currently undergoing additional work.

Buckner Terrace Neighborhood Chair Daniel Wood serves on the Site-Based Decision Making committees at both Buckner Terrace Montessori and Skyline High School, continuing that connection between our neighborhood and the schools that serve our community.

Our involvement with Buckner Terrace Montessori has also helped strengthen the connection between the school and the neighborhood, including priority for Buckner Terrace residents applying to the choice school.

We don’t believe taking care of a neighborhood stops with streets, parks, crime or development. Our schools are part of the community too.

When our schools are doing well, our neighborhood benefits. When they struggle, our community feels it.

Sometimes supporting a school means advocating for a major renovation or investment. Sometimes it means sitting down and having lunch with a student. Sometimes it means helping make movie night happen.

It all matters.

And most importantly, it takes all of us.

That’s what neighbors supporting neighborhood schools looks like in Buckner Terrace.

08/12/2026

WHAT DOES $2 A MONTH DO FOR BUCKNER TERRACE?

More than you might realize.

Membership in the Buckner Terrace Neighborhood Association is $24 a year — just $2 a month.

But the value of a strong neighborhood organization isn’t measured simply by what $24 buys.

It’s measured by decades of advocacy, relationships, volunteer service, community events, neighborhood improvements and people consistently showing up for Buckner Terrace.

💚 WE ARE ADVOCATES — NOT REGULATORS.

The Buckner Terrace Neighborhood Association is not a regulatory organization, nor do we try to be one.

We don’t issue citations. We don’t enforce City codes. We don’t approve zoning. We don’t regulate our neighbors.

We advocate.

We work with City Council, City departments, boards and commissions, DISD, police and fire, businesses, developers and community partners to make sure Buckner Terrace has a voice when decisions affect our neighborhood.

And there’s another important distinction:

WE REPRESENT THE COMMUNITY AS A WHOLE.

We welcome concerns. We welcome ideas. We welcome involvement.

But membership does not purchase special influence or obligate the Association to advance someone’s personal dispute, business interest, political objective or individual agenda.

Our responsibility is bigger than any one person.

The question we have to ask is:

“Is this in the best interest of Buckner Terrace as a whole?”

That philosophy has guided this organization for decades — and you can see the results throughout our community.

🏗️ WE’VE STOOD UP FOR OUR NEIGHBORHOOD.

When an industrial batch plant impacted our community, neighborhood leaders and residents organized and advocated for its removal.

When the crape myrtles along Samuell Boulevard were threatened, Buckner Terrace advocated and pushed to keep them alive.

When zoning, development, infrastructure and other decisions have had the potential to affect our community, Buckner Terrace has shown up.

🏫 WE’VE STOOD UP FOR OUR SCHOOLS.

For years, Buckner Terrace has supported our neighborhood schools, teachers, students and families while advocating for investment in the campuses serving our community.

That advocacy included pushing for improvements and renovations to schools throughout Buckner Terrace.

One of the most significant examples was the transformation of the former Edna Rowe Elementary into Buckner Terrace Montessori in a completely renovated facility — helping bring a DISD choice school directly into our neighborhood.

And investment in that campus continues, with another addition coming.

Strong neighborhoods and strong neighborhood schools go hand in hand.

🚓🚒 WE SUPPORT THE PEOPLE WHO SERVE US.

For decades, Buckner Terrace volunteers have provided Thanksgiving meals for our firefighters.

For decades, we’ve served and supported our police officers during Christmas.

These aren’t one-time gestures. They are traditions built over years of relationships with the first responders who serve our community.

👮 WE’VE WORKED FOR A SAFER COMMUNITY.

Buckner Terrace has a long history of neighbors actively participating in crime prevention.

Our Volunteers in Patrol give their own time to watch out for the community, complemented by Crime Watch signage throughout the neighborhood and a longstanding working relationship with law enforcement.

It’s neighbors looking out for neighbors.

🪧 WE’VE BUILT A NEIGHBORHOOD IDENTITY.

Those Buckner Terrace sign toppers you see throughout the neighborhood didn’t simply appear.

They are part of creating a recognizable community identity and saying something very simple:

This is Buckner Terrace, and we’re proud of where we live.

🎉 WE CREATE COMMUNITY — NOT JUST MEETINGS.

A neighborhood organization should also give people opportunities to actually be neighbors.

That’s why we invest time and resources into events such as National Night Out, our neighborhood pool party, community gatherings, meetings, family activities and other events throughout the year.

These events create connections between people who might otherwise live a few doors apart and never meet.

📱 A DIRECT CONNECTION TO OUR NEIGHBORHOOD.

Yes, we know…

Another app on your phone. 😄

But unlike most apps competing for your attention, the Buckner Terrace app connects you to something in which you already have a vested interest:

Your own neighborhood.

It’s a central connection point for neighborhood news, events, important updates, resources, local businesses, community organizations and opportunities to get involved.

Social media algorithms decide what they think you should see.

Our goal is to create a direct connection between Buckner Terrace and the people who live here.

🤝 PERHAPS OUR GREATEST ASSET IS SOMETHING MONEY CAN’T BUY.

Relationships.

Consistency in leadership and advocacy over many years has helped Buckner Terrace develop strong relationships throughout the City of Dallas and with elected and appointed officials, City departments, DISD, police, fire, businesses, developers, nonprofits and companies that invest in and serve our community.

Those relationships matter.

When there’s a zoning case, a development proposal, a City issue, an opportunity for our schools, a neighborhood improvement or a community event that needs partners…

We aren’t starting from scratch.

Buckner Terrace has spent years showing up, participating, building credibility and developing relationships.

We don’t always get everything we ask for. We don’t always agree with everyone at the table.

But they know Buckner Terrace. They know we’re engaged. And they know we’ll show up.

That credibility wasn’t built overnight.

❤️ AND HERE’S THE PART THAT MAY BE MOST IMPORTANT.

The people doing this work are volunteers.

They aren’t compensated.

Over the years, generations of Buckner Terrace volunteers have given their evenings, weekends, knowledge, professional experience and countless hours to this neighborhood.

They’ve attended City meetings.
Made phone calls.
Written letters.
Met with elected officials.
Worked with City departments.
Advocated on zoning and development.
Supported our schools.
Fed our first responders.
Organized community events.
Worked on neighborhood improvements.

And sometimes they’ve spent years advocating for something before seeing the result.

Much of that work happens quietly.

But its impact can be seen throughout Buckner Terrace.

SO WHAT DOES YOUR $2 A MONTH BUY?

Maybe that’s the wrong question.

Your $24 annual membership isn’t purchasing a service from the Association.

It’s an investment in the collective strength of your neighborhood.

It helps sustain an organization with decades of history, relationships and advocacy.

It supports events that bring us together.

It supports tools that keep us connected.

It helps us support our schools and first responders.

It strengthens our ability to advocate when Buckner Terrace needs a voice.

And it helps ensure that the work continues for the next generation of neighbors.

We aren’t regulators.

We are neighbors.
We are volunteers.
We are advocates.

And above all else…

WE ARE BUCKNER TERRACE. 💚

$2 a month.
$24 a year.
Decades of service.
Decades of advocacy.
One neighborhood.
One collective voice.

Join the Buckner Terrace Neighborhood Association. www.bucknerterrace.org

Hi Neighbors, take some time to visit our new website and download our app.
08/06/2026

Hi Neighbors, take some time to visit our new website and download our app.

What a fun afternoon spent with some awesome neighbors!  The Foam and Pool didn’t disappoint. Thanks again to our neighb...
08/03/2026

What a fun afternoon spent with some awesome neighbors! The Foam and Pool didn’t disappoint. Thanks again to our neighbor and Conatable Michael Orozco and the Dallas Children’s aquarium at Fair Park for sponsoring our party. Dallas Park and Recreation Department Constable Michael Orozco

Neighbors asked for it.  It's Here.  Submit your questionnaire so that we can have responses before the meeting.  (a day...
07/17/2026

Neighbors asked for it. It's Here. Submit your questionnaire so that we can have responses before the meeting. (a day before would be great) See you there!!

What Happens when you have a bunch of GREAT Neighbors?  We celebrate with FUN.  Join your neighbors for a Foam Party (12...
07/14/2026

What Happens when you have a bunch of GREAT Neighbors? We celebrate with FUN. Join your neighbors for a Foam Party (12 - 2PM) then Swim till 7PM at Everglade Pool at 5100 N Jim Miller Road. Constable Michael Orozco and the Childrens Aquarium at Fair Park Have generously stepped up to ensure No one has to pay to swim or enjoy the Foam Party! Hope to see you there!!

07/13/2026

✏️ Registration is now open for the Dallas Mayor's 30th Annual Back to School Fair!

Eligible families can receive free school supplies and access health and social services before the new school year begins.

⏰ 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
🗓️ Aug. 7
📍 Fair Park
🔗 https://bit.ly/3Q5vUhJ

Did you know? Everglade Park has a loop trail system that is .57 Miles(Red) and .31 Miles (Blue)Join your neighbors in w...
07/12/2026

Did you know? Everglade Park has a loop trail system that is .57 Miles(Red) and .31 Miles (Blue)
Join your neighbors in walking for a healthy neighborhood. 5100 Jim Miller Road

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