​On August 15, 2024 the City of Dallas held a meeting to get public input on digital kiosks. The meeting focused on kiosks within the public rights-of-way, not private property. The City’s rights-of-way include any public thoroughfare such as sidewalks.   The City does not actively have any request for proposals (RFPs) for any additional kiosks. This meeting was the start of a new effort to research kiosks and their impact on the build environment.

The objectives of the meeting included:

• Allow the public to share perspectives on digital kiosks within City rights-of-way.
• Share information about how digital kiosks have been introduced in other cities.

General Information

• A static kiosk is a self-standing structure assembled in strategic pedestrian areas, such as sidewalks and public spaces, to advertise non-digital products, services, or information. A digital kiosk is a self-service kiosk that features a touchscreen display and is designed to provide information, services, or products.

• City Council is separately reviewing proposed changes to the rules for relocating billboards, allowing digital billboards, updating non-conformities, and enforcement procedures.  

MEETINGS

STAFF CONTACT

Gray Parker
TheaGray.Parker@dallas.gov