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Waco · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Waco public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Waco's growth spurt is slowing down, and the city is scrambling to make ends meet. Expect potential cuts to services as leaders try to balance the budget.
Waco's asking for your input on how roads should be planned for 2025 and beyond. This is your shot to influence future transportation projects around the city.
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 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 gearing up for a transportation glow-up! They're investing in smart roads and new transit options to make getting around easier and more modern.
The City Council is holding a closed-door evaluation of City Manager Ryan Holt, which could impact city administration and leadership.
The City Council is meeting to discuss personnel matters involving the City Attorney. This is a standard administrative review process.
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 City Council approved the Hilltop Heights development, despite some resident opposition. This means new construction is coming to the area.
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.
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 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.