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Leander · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Leander public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The commission reviewed its operating rules, which dictate how meetings are conducted and how members interact. This ensures the commission functions efficiently and fairly.
Leander City Council is holding an in-person meeting on May 7, and it's your best shot to see how your tax money is actually being used. If you've got opinions on local policy, now is the time to show up and make some noise.
Leander's new mayor is laying out their game plan after a big election win. Expect to hear about their top priorities for the city's future.
Leander's City Council Place 4 election is coming up, and it's time to figure out who gets your vote. We've got the rundown on the candidates and what they stand for, so you can make the best choice for the city.
Leander's City Council has a new face! Annette Sponseller was sworn in, meaning new ideas are coming to the table for city decisions.
Leander City Council Member Longoria is out of a job after a super close election loss. Despite a recount, they still lost by just 4 votes, ending their reelection bid.
Leander's mayoral race is heating up, with Na’Cole Thompson currently leading in the unofficial vote count. We'll have to wait for the official results to confirm who will be the city's next mayor.
The committee reviewed and approved the minutes from their previous meeting. This is a standard administrative step to ensure official records are accurate.
The board discussed renaming and restructuring its subcommittees to better focus on specific areas like natural resources, recreation, and park development. This aims to improve the board's efficiency and focus.
Leander's mayoral race is heating up, and you've got three choices to make! Community Impact is giving you the lowdown on what each candidate is promising, so you can pick the leader who'll steer the city your way.
Leander voters, get ready! Early voting for the city council runoff starts December 1st. Don't miss your chance to weigh in on who represents you.
The Ethics Commission is considering changes to the city's Ethics Ordinance. These changes focus on clarifying rules around political activity by officials while they are on duty and updating who needs to disclose their finances. The goal is to ensure ethical conduct and transparency in city government.
Leander's mayor has suddenly resigned, triggering a special election on February 7th to choose a new leader. If you're a Leander voter, mark your calendar – your vote will decide who takes the helm!
Leander's mayor bailed mid-term, leaving a big leadership void! Now the city council has to figure out how to fill the top spot and keep things running smoothly.
Leander's mayor is out! Mayor Christine DeLisle is resigning, leaving a big leadership void. Get ready for some political maneuvering as folks jockey to take the helm.
Leander's mayor is resigning, so get ready for a shake-up in city leadership. This means a new face will be in charge, and decisions might change.
Leander City Council member David McDonald is ditching his city gig to run for a county commissioner spot. This could totally change the game for local politics in both Leander and Williamson County.
Get ready for a do-over in Leander! A city council seat is being recounted because the incumbent lost by a mere 4 votes. We'll have to wait and see if this changes who represents you.