Georgetown Water Maintenance Runs Through Sept. 3
Georgetown’s annual water-system chlorine rinse is underway through Sept. 3, and customers may briefly notice chlorine odors or green and brown water tinting.
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Sugar Land approves $1.3 million incentive for pharmacy facility
Sugar Land approved a performance-based incentive for DeliverIt Group’s planned 60,000-square-foot 503B facility at Sugar Land Business Park.
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Beaumont council approves new 911 dispatch system and park projects
Beaumont City Council approved a replacement 911 recording system, two sewer easements and park improvements as the city prepares for bond financing.
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Tyler Council Sets Aug. 12 Meeting on Half-Cent Tax Work Plan
Tyler City Council will meet Aug. 12 as the city seeks feedback on proposed projects for its Half-Cent Sales Tax Annual Work Plan.
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El Paso Council Seeks State Funding for Behavioral Health Campus
The El Paso City Council directed officials to seek sustainable state funding for a planned crisis facility serving youth and adults.
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Allen to Host Three Rounds of 2026 League of Legends Worlds
Allen’s Credit Union of Texas Event Center will host three stages of the 2026 League of Legends World Championship from Oct. 23 to Nov. 8.
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Irving Opens Public Input on 2026-27 City Budget
Irving has begun preparing its 2026-27 municipal budget and is asking residents and other stakeholders for suggestions before the fiscal year starts.
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Plano approves five-year police drone program amid privacy concerns
Plano City Council approved a five-year police drone program estimated at $14 million, prompting resident concerns about surveillance, privacy and oversight.
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Corpus Christi remains under Stage 3 water restrictions
Corpus Christi remains under Stage 3 water restrictions, with reservoirs at 26.6% combined capacity and a possible Level 1 emergency projected for September.
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Arlington Sets Town Halls for Draft Innovate Arlington Plan
Arlington is seeking resident feedback on its draft comprehensive plan before planned finalization in August and adoption by the City Council in October.
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Crandall ISD schedules Aug. 17 budget and tax-rate adoption as arts-center construction begins
Crandall ISD has scheduled a public hearing and formal adoption of its 2026 budget and tax rate for Aug. 17, while construction is underway on a Crandall High School performing arts center expected to be completed in December.
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Deer Park sets Aug. 4 budget hearings as wastewater generator project advances
Deer Park’s Crime Control and Prevention District approved its proposed 2026-27 budget for City Council submission, while city records show consideration of a FEMA grant for backup generators at 13 wastewater lift stations.
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Cactus council agenda set tax-rate, budget and old school demolition items
The Cactus City Council agenda scheduled action on the proposed 2025-26 tax rate, city budget and a possible demolition bid for the old school property.
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Paint Rock posts July 21 council and budget-workshop agendas amid nitrate concerns
Paint Rock has posted agendas for a July 21, 2026, city council meeting and budget workshop as regional planning records continue to document winter nitrate concerns in the Concho River near the town.
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Winnsboro ISD names Chris Trotter interim superintendent after predecessor’s resignation
Winnsboro ISD trustees unanimously appointed Chris Trotter interim superintendent on July 6 after Jeff Conovan resigned. Trotter said teacher recruitment, retention and classroom staffing would be immediate priorities.
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Clarendon names interim administrator as city searches for permanent successor
Floyd Hartman will serve as Clarendon’s interim city administrator during Brian Barboza’s July 2026 departure, while the council considers a $23,615.41 recruitment agreement for a permanent successor.
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Richardson Puts Arapaho Center Station Redevelopment on Hold
Richardson has paused redevelopment efforts at Arapaho Center Station, citing market conditions, economic uncertainty and possible changes to state funding tools.
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New Braunfels orders structural assessment of police headquarters
New Braunfels hired an independent engineer to examine roof leaks, lifting pavement and other problems at its police headquarters on W. San Antonio Street.
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Aircraft Paint Hangar Construction Set to Begin at Amarillo Airport
Construction of a new aircraft paint hangar at Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport is scheduled to begin Aug. 14 after a city lease approval.
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Conroe Flock-camera proposals remain tabled ahead of ballot deadline
Conroe council tabled two Flock-camera proposals July 23. Members planned to revisit a ballot measure before the Aug. 17 deadline.
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League City to Present Proposed FY2027 Tax Rate Aug. 11
League City will present its certified property-tax roll and proposed FY2027 tax rate Aug. 11, ahead of public hearings and adoption votes.
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Brownsville Data-Center Hearing Outcome Remains Unclear
A proposed data center in a former Walmart building near the Port of Brownsville had a scheduled hearing, but no public decision or final project terms are identified.