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Midland · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Midland public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Heads up, Midland! Big road and utility projects are underway, and they're going to take time. Get ready for some traffic headaches and detours as the city works to improve things.
The city is finalizing its spending plan for the next year. This budget determines funding for everything from police and fire services to parks and road repairs.
Get ready for some traffic headaches, Midland! New safety measures are coming to deal with the crowds expected when the new Costco opens.
Midland's got a new digital plan mapping out its future! It's all about long-term vision, so take a peek and see what's coming down the pipeline for the city.
Midland City Council has approved a new tax bill, and it's about to hit your mailbox. We're still digging into the specifics, but get ready for potential changes to your property taxes.
Midland's city leaders are facing a water shortage and are trying to figure out a solution. What they decide could impact everyone in the city, so keep an eye on this developing story.
Midland is partnering with Pioneer Natural Resources and Jacobs to upgrade its water infrastructure. This collaboration aims to ensure a stable and reliable water supply for the city's future needs.
Midland is getting a massive $5 million grant to build a vertical launch site. This could seriously boost local jobs and the economy, bringing in new opportunities.
Midland's drainage fee is back in the spotlight, and it's not a new tax. This fee is crucial for funding the city's long-term infrastructure projects, ensuring our drainage systems stay in tip-top shape.
Midland is urging residents to conserve water as the dry season approaches. Let's all pitch in to make sure we have enough water for everyone.
Heads up, Midland! New rules are coming for registered sex offenders, potentially changing where they can hang out or even live. The city council just gave the green light to these updates, so things might look a little different soon.
A young newcomer, 21-year-old Cheston Blank, is running for Midland City Council. Will his fresh ideas shake things up in District 3?
Midland voters, get ready to hit the polls! We've got the lowdown on who's vying for those at-large City Council seats so you can pick the best person for the job.