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Missouri City · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Missouri City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Missouri City is looking for a new city manager, and the council is interviewing eight candidates next month. This is a major decision that will impact how the city operates, so pay attention to who they pick!
Get ready for some city services to be closed on June 19th! Missouri City is making Juneteenth a paid holiday for its employees starting next year, so plan accordingly if you need to visit city hall.
Missouri City's City Council is considering a shake-up of the city's foundational rules, the charter. A special commission has made recommendations, and we'll hear more about what might change by mid-August.
Missouri City just pulled the plug on a deal with Sienna Development after a gas leak incident. This means they're likely going to handle things differently moving forward, and it's a big shift in how they work with developers.
Missouri City's City Council has updated its noise ordinance, aiming to address lingering issues. While the vote was unanimous, council members expressed some frustration about the necessity of the changes.
Missouri City is looking for a new city manager, but they're keeping the candidates' names a secret. It's unclear if the public will get to know who's in the running for this important job.
Get ready to vote, Missouri City! Three big bond propositions are on the November ballot, asking for almost $86 million to fix up our roads, buildings, and parks. It's a major decision that could shape our city's future.
Missouri City is gearing up for a major bond referendum this November, the first in a decade! This vote could unlock millions for city projects, so get ready to decide if you're on board with the plan.
Missouri City just booted its city manager, and nobody's quite sure why. This sudden shake-up could mean big changes are coming to how the city is run.
Missouri City voters are heading to the polls this Saturday to decide on significant charter changes. These amendments could alter the fundamental structure and operations of your local government, so it's crucial to understand what you're voting for.