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Waco · week of September 6, 2026
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Watch this moment →The housing authority is reviewing its operating budget for the upcoming fiscal year to manage public housing operations effectively.
What it means: The WHA is not a taxing jurisdiction, so the proposed budget results in a $0 property tax bill for median homestead properties.
Raised 2 times this week
Follow this issue →The City Council is holding a closed-door evaluation of City Manager Ryan Holt, which could impact city administration and leadership.
What it means: City leadership and residents through administrative oversight.
Follow this issue →The City Council is meeting to discuss the performance and employment status of the City Manager. This is a standard personnel review process.
What it means: The City Council and the public benefit from a transparent review of executive leadership.
Follow this issue →The Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission is set to discuss ongoing community park projects, recreational programming, and facility enhancements across Waco.
What it means: Waco residents and families who utilize local parks, trails, and recreational facilities.
Follow this issue →Plans are moving forward to submit a financing package to HUD that will convert public housing assistance at Melody Grove II into Section 8 project-based vouchers.
What it means: Financing structure utilizes federal RAD and Section 18 blending to support redevelopment costs.
Follow this issue →The MPO board adopted guidelines to improve access, circulation, and safety along the Baylor University and US 77 corridor, while prioritizing future funding for these projects.
What it means: Drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, and local businesses along the BU/US 77 corridor.
Follow this issue →Adoption of a regional Complete Streets policy to ensure future roadways accommodate all users, including pedestrians, cyclists, and transit riders.
What it means: Pedestrians, bicyclists, transit users, and the general public utilizing regional roadways.
Follow this issue →City Council · Tuesday, September 15
Newly scheduled — no agenda published yet.
Check back here →City Council · Tuesday, September 15
Read the agenda →Published by OpenTexas. 5 meetings covered.