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Arlington · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Arlington public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Arlington's City Council has approved next year's budget and set the property tax rate. This means changes are coming to what you pay in taxes.
Get ready for some major excitement, Arlington! The city's landing huge international events like the Grand Prix and World Cup. This is going to put us on the global stage and bring tons of attention.
Encore is building a new electrical substation to keep up with power demands from rapid growth in southeast Arlington.
Arlington's mayor laid out a plan for a bunch of city projects, focusing on infrastructure and economic growth. The goal is to keep the city running well and expanding.
Get ready for more apartments, Arlington! A new state law is taking away some of the city's control over where and how new apartment buildings can be built. This means the state will have more say, potentially changing the look and feel of our neighborhoods.
Get ready for a smoother commute! Arlington just finished a huge road improvement project, fixing up a ton of streets. This means less bumpy rides and better travel around the city.
Heads up, Arlington drivers! I-30 is undergoing a massive upgrade, and it's going to mess with your commute for a while. Expect detours and delays as they work on this major project.
The council reviewed the Arlington Police Department's annual report, which likely covers crime statistics, community policing efforts, and departmental achievements over the past year.
Arlington's City Council is reviewing a massive $750.7 million budget for next year. Get ready for some serious talks about how your tax money will be spent.
Arlington's building inspections process achieved rare state certification with zero corrective actions needed during audit.
The city is gearing up for town hall meetings on the Innovate Arlington comprehensive plan. The planning team even won a state gold medal for using a board game to get residents involved.
Arlington's City Council just said 'no' to building new apartments on U.S. 287. They sided with the planning commission, meaning no new housing development is happening on that specific site for now.
Big news, Arlington! We're hosting part of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and that means major changes are coming to our roads. Get ready for a different commute as the city gears up for this massive international event.
Arlington's top officials are putting the brakes on any potential partnership between local police and ICE for immigration enforcement. They've made it clear they don't want the city involved in this kind of collaboration.
A resident expressed frustration over how properties are being valued, arguing that many homeowners are being overtaxed and forced to fight for fair assessments.
Arlington just inked a new lease for the Cowboys stadium, and it's bringing bonds into the picture. This means your tax money could be on the hook for keeping the team here.
Arlington's City Council is considering a new lease for the Dallas Cowboys' stadium. This decision could significantly impact the surrounding area, so residents should stay informed about the ongoing discussions and potential outcomes.
Get ready, Arlington! Your police and fire departments are practicing for the worst with other local agencies. This drill is all about making sure they can work together seamlessly if a major emergency strikes.
Arlington is considering a massive $273 million deal to keep the Cowboys and their stadium in town for another 30 years. This raises the question: should taxpayers be on the hook for a professional football team's home turf?
Arlington's business support program is getting an update to comply with new federal rules that restrict Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives. This means changes in how the city helps local businesses, ensuring they meet these updated federal guidelines.
Arlington's council is changing up how they help businesses to fall in line with new federal rules that ban DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) stuff. It's all about making sure the city's business support programs are up-to-date with the latest government mandates.
Got junk? Arlington's got a free recycling and shredding event coming up on April 11th. It's your chance to finally get rid of all that old paper and electronics cluttering up your home.