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Missouri City · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Missouri City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Get ready, Missouri City! A massive $4.6 million renovation has transformed an old middle school into a shiny new community center. It's officially open and ready for all your recreational needs.
Missouri City just hired a brand new CFO, Mark Krawczyk, to run the financial department. He'll be calling the shots on how the city handles its money moving forward.
Missouri City is suing the state to block the release of certain photos to a news outlet. The city is fighting to keep these images private, raising questions about what they might be trying to conceal.
The city is taking legal action against properties at 7260 and 7270 State Highway 6 due to ongoing code and zoning violations.
Heads up, Missouri City and Sugar Land! Some local primary races are heading to a runoff election on May 26th. Make sure you know who's still in the running so your vote counts!
Missouri City just hired Houston's former police chief, Troy Finner, to lead their own police department. This move could bring new strategies and leadership to local law enforcement.
Missouri City's got a new top cop, Troy Finner, who's moving over from Houston PD. The catch? He retired from Houston PD about two years back after a scandal.
Yikes! Missouri City went into lockdown over fears of an active shooter on Sienna Parkway. Police swarmed the area, and everyone was on edge. Thankfully, it looks like it was a false alarm, but it was a scary situation for residents.
Get ready for more EV juice-ups! Missouri City is looking to install 8 new charging stations at City Hall, making it way easier to power up your electric ride while you're handling city stuff.
A former Missouri City cop is facing serious consequences after being convicted of aggravated assault by a public servant. This conviction raises questions about accountability within the police department.
A former Missouri City police officer is on trial, and things are getting tense in the courtroom. The outcome of this case could have major implications for the department and the community.