Five Dallas leaders were honored Thursday with the Dallas Mayor’s first distinguished service awards.
Republican Hutchison and Democrat Eddie Bernice Johnson first met as political newcomers in the Texas legislature.
Mayor Johnson said the two women represent the best in statesmanship and being effective legislators. The mayor also recognized David Kunkle who served as Dallas Police Chief for 6 years, instituting reforms and lowering the city’s murder rate. Dallas philanthropist Lyda Hill was recognized for her investments in science, nature and Dallas nonprofit groups.
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