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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, 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.
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.