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Waco · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Waco public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
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'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.
The city is considering adding a 1.5% fee to credit card payments to cover the $1.3 million it currently spends on processing fees.
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.
Waco's top city official, City Manager Bradley Ford, is stepping down in early 2026. This means the city will be looking for a new leader to run day-to-day operations at City Hall.
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.
Get ready, Waco! Millions of gallons of treated wastewater might be heading into Salado Creek soon. A local couple is fighting back to keep the creek clean, especially with more housing planned.
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.
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.
Waco's getting a new landfill starting Monday, and the old one's closing this Saturday. This means you'll need to know the new spot for your trash disposal. Don't get caught with garbage on Saturday night!
Waco has a new Public Health Director, and this appointment is a major move for the city's health programs. Get ready for potential shifts in how public health is managed!
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 is looking at a big data center expansion, but some folks are hitting the brakes. They're worried about the strain on our power and water, and whether this tech boom is worth the potential hit to our quality of life.
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.
Waco city offices are shutting down this Tuesday. Make sure to get your city business done beforehand or wait until Wednesday!
A Waco city employee is in hot water, facing multiple charges for allegedly assaulting three minors over several years. This raises some serious questions about who's watching out for our kids and how the city handles its employees.
Waco is officially banning those 'eight-liner' gambling machines. City council made the call, so if you frequent these spots, your gaming days in Waco are numbered.
Waco's airport is in a bind! A potential government shutdown could halt flights, and the city is scrambling to find new airlines to keep the planes in the air. Get ready for potential travel disruptions.
Waco residents, get ready for a pleasant surprise! Your water bills are set to decrease starting in January, offering some relief as other utility costs continue to rise. It's a welcome bit of good news for your household budget.
Waco's getting serious about food trucks in the new year. New regulations are coming in January, so if you love grabbing lunch from a mobile vendor, you'll want to know how this might change things.
Waco is holding a special Halloween event where you can clear old misdemeanor warrants without getting arrested. It's a chance to settle up with the law before the holiday fun begins.
Waco's tap water is getting a makeover, and it might taste or smell weird for about a month. The city's doing some necessary upkeep, so if you're picky about your water, you might want to grab some bottled stuff.
Waco's got a shiny new solid waste transfer station, and it's a game-changer for getting rid of trash. Expect faster, smoother operations when you need to dispose of your waste.
Ever wonder what Waco's top city employees are raking in? This report spills the beans on their salaries, showing you exactly where your tax money is being spent.
Waco is cracking down on fireworks within city limits. So, no more backyard pyrotechnics for holidays – it's all about safety and protecting pets.