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Waco · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Waco public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Waco's struggling to build enough affordable housing, and developers need the city's help to get state tax credits. If the city steps up, we could see more affordable places to live, but it's not a done deal yet.
Waco's dream of upgrading historic Lions Park is on hold. The city's already committed a whopping $100 million to other park projects, so Lions Park will have to wait its turn.
Waco City Council approved the Hilltop Heights development, despite some resident opposition. This means new construction is coming to the area.
Get ready, Waco! Downtown is about to get a major glow-up with a big redevelopment project. Think new construction and a spruced-up Riverwalk. Big changes are coming!
Waco's getting a new tiny home village, Creekside Community Village, to help people experiencing homelessness, especially seniors, get back on their feet. The city's putting $2 million into this project to offer stable housing and a sense of community.
Big news for Waco! A massive $10 billion data center is set to break ground in Lacy Lakeview. This tech giant is expected to bring a wave of new jobs and seriously boost the local economy.
Big changes are coming to West Waco with a massive new housing development called West Lake Village. This project could significantly alter the neighborhood's landscape and population.
Remember that old H-E-B building downtown? Get ready, because it's coming back to life! Garden City Grocery is reopening it, and it's going to bring more buzz to the heart of Waco.
Get ready for a revamped Brazos River Riverwalk! It's closing down for a big upgrade, aiming to be finished by 2028. Expect a whole new look and feel for our riverfront.
Tired of loud train horns at all hours? Waco's finally kicking off its quiet zone project to cut down on the noise. This means fewer disruptive train whistles echoing through town.
Waco's got a new economic development chief! This hire is all about bringing more jobs and businesses to the city. Let's see what fresh ideas they bring to the table to make Waco boom.
Waco's launching a new program to boost businesses along main streets. The goal is to improve storefronts and streetscapes, making commercial areas more attractive and potentially improving your daily commute.