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Waco · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Waco public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Waco is upgrading its building inspection process to be fully digital starting next year. This move aims to streamline operations and potentially speed up how your property is checked out.
Waco's got a new hire to make the city a more attractive spot for tourists and residents alike. This person's job is to brainstorm and implement ideas to boost Waco's appeal.
Waco's city council is spending $10 million on a new crime lab! This is a big step towards getting a dedicated space for forensic work, which could free up other public safety resources.
Waco is investing a huge $167 million to give downtown a major facelift. This ambitious plan aims to transform the city center into a more vibrant and attractive destination.
Waco's got a shiny new solid waste transfer station and landfill! This upgrade is all about making trash disposal smoother and cleaner for everyone in the city.
Big tech data centers are eyeing Waco, but the state's making it hard for us to say 'no' to their massive power and water demands. Basically, Texas law is tipping the scales in favor of these companies, limiting our local control.
Waco is caught in a tug-of-war over Flock license-plate cameras, with some residents so fed up with the surveillance that they’re actually vandalizing the equipment. It’s a classic debate: are these cameras keeping our streets safer, or are they just turning our city into a digital fishbowl?
Waco is opening up warming centers to keep residents safe and warm this winter. It's a proactive move to ensure everyone has a place to go when the temperatures drop.
Waco's planning commission is considering new rules for data centers, which could mean they won't be allowed everywhere automatically. Some residents are concerned about how these massive facilities might impact our water and environment.
Tired of trash near the suspension bridge, especially after those 'tortilla tossing' events? Waco residents are pushing for real enforcement to keep the area clean, not just one-off cleanups.
Get ready for a potential shake-up in how Waco picks its city council and school board members! A court ruling is looking at how districts are drawn, and it could change who gets to represent you and your neighborhood.
Waco's city government is hosting a job fair to help residents find employment. It's a great opportunity to meet local businesses and explore new career paths.