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Leander · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Leander public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The commission is reviewing the city's foundational document to see if it needs updates. This affects how our local government operates and how our city leaders are held accountable.
Leander City Council has denied a special use permit for a new gaming parlor. This means the proposed business won't be opening its doors in the area.
Get ready for some new spots to eat and shop in Leander! The City Council just gave the green light for a new restaurant and retail development, so exciting changes are coming to town.
The council is working on updating the city's Comprehensive Plan and is seeking to appoint members to an advisory committee. They also reviewed recommendations for the structure and roles of various city boards and commissions.
Leander's City Council has updated its noise ordinance, so if you're wondering what's considered too loud after dark, this is for you. The changes clarify what constitutes excessive noise in residential areas.
Leander is updating its building regulations and flood damage prevention codes to comply with state water board recommendations and maintain FEMA standing.
Leander's saying yes to a massive $1 billion development, complete with a hotel and a giant lagoon. This project is set to bring major changes to the city.
Leander's getting a brand new sports complex, and it's already in the design stage! Expect more fields for local athletes to hit by 2025. Get ready for more games and tournaments!
Leander's flood relief efforts are finally getting a boost after initial delays caused some serious community grumbling. The city is now teaming up with Travis County to get help to folks who need it.
The commission reviewed its operating rules, which dictate how meetings are conducted and how members interact. This ensures the commission functions efficiently and fairly.
The commission is working on creating a program to place markers on historical properties within Leander. This initiative aims to recognize and promote the city's heritage.
The board reviewed a proposed 5-year strategic plan for the library. The plan focuses on improving the library's facilities, staff training, collections, and outreach efforts to better serve the community and maintain accreditation.
Leander's Development Services is getting a makeover to speed things up! They're streamlining permits and zoning so your projects get approved faster, meaning less waiting and more building.
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 mayor is pretty ticked off at Travis County, saying they dropped the ball during the Sandy Creek flood. He claims the county refused help that could have lessened the damage. This spat could definitely stir up some bad blood between the city and county.
The city is seeking grant funding for a new command bus for the Fire Department, which would provide a $800,000 asset without requiring local matching funds.
Get ready for more houses in Leander! The city just approved a new development with 191 homes, but some folks on the council are already sweating about whether we have enough water for everyone.
Leander has a new city manager, the top executive who handles the city's daily operations. This appointment is a significant move that will shape how the city functions moving forward.
The city is joining a statewide settlement to receive funds aimed at combating the opioid crisis. This involves agreeing to terms with pharmaceutical defendants.
The police department will now have enhanced access to critical criminal justice information through an agreement with the Texas Department of Public Safety. This improves their ability to perform daily operations.
Leander is joining forces with nearby cities to fight the growing problem of car thefts. A new task force is being formed to go after those stealing cars.
Leander is growing super fast, and city leaders are trying to figure out how to keep up with all the new people moving in. Get ready for some big decisions about services and infrastructure to handle the boom.