Summary
City officials planned to review ongoing and future capital improvement projects, but the discussion was called off. Residents will have to wait for a future agenda to hear updates on infrastructure planning.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 2
Last discussed May 12, 2026.
Impact analysis
The city uses a phased bond issuance strategy to avoid large, sudden property tax increases.
City residents interested in local infrastructure updates.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (7)
Nacogdoches approves two new playgrounds using leftover bond funds
NACOGDOCHES, Texas (KTRE) - The Nacogdoches City Council approved construction of two new playgrounds at Tuesday’s meeting using leftover bond funds and grant savings.The playgrounds will be built at Lakeside P...
Nacogdoches approves two new playgrounds using leftover bond funds
Nacogdoches approves two new playgrounds using leftover bond funds KLTV.com
City of Nacogdoches working to improve sidewalks, dog park through capital improvement bond
City of Nacogdoches working to improve sidewalks, dog park through capital improvement bond KLTV.com
City Council - May 12, 2026
City officials planned to review ongoing and future capital improvement projects, but the discussion was called off. Residents will have to wait for a future agenda to hear updates on infrastructure planning.
City Council - Apr 7, 2026
The city is managing a multi-year plan to repair and upgrade infrastructure like water, sewer, and streets. Funding comes from various sources, including bonds and utility fees.
City of Nacogdoches to reassess projects after voter petition blocks certificate of obligations
City of Nacogdoches to reassess projects after voter petition blocks certificate of obligations KTRE
Nacogdoches man petitioning for improvement projects to be on ballot
Nacogdoches man petitioning for improvement projects to be on ballot KTRE
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