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Nacogdoches · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Nacogdoches public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Nacogdoches is officially getting a movie theater, so you can finally stop driving to neighboring towns for a night out. The City Council just gave the green light to bring the big screen back to the local community.
Nacogdoches is hitting the reset button on city planning, with new leadership reviewing all current and future construction projects. It’s the perfect time to check if your street or neighborhood is finally getting those long-awaited upgrades.
Nacogdoches just hired a new city manager to run the show behind the scenes. Since this person calls the shots on daily operations, keep an eye out for changes in which city projects actually get the green light.
Nacogdoches just finalized its budget and tax rates for the coming year, which means your tax bill is officially set. The city is also putting more police patrols on the road, so expect to see a bigger focus on public safety.
Nacogdoches is under a boil water notice after a major pipe burst. You'll need to boil your tap water before drinking or cooking until the city confirms it's safe again.
Nacogdoches just got flagged as one of the 100 most dangerous cities in the country. It’s a wake-up call that’s going to force city leaders to rethink how we handle policing and public safety moving forward.
Nacogdoches just hit a list for having some of the highest STD rates in Texas, which is a major wake-up call for our local health services. It’s time for the city to get serious about expanding testing and making sure everyone has access to the care they need.
Nacogdoches just swore in a new mayor and city council to lead the charge for the next few years. These are the people who will be calling the shots on everything from your tax dollars to local policy changes.
Nacogdoches is cracking down on street-parked RVs, limiting them to just 24 hours in residential areas. If you've got a camper sitting in front of your house, you'll need to find a storage facility or private lot to avoid a ticket.
Nacogdoches is getting a new sober living home for women after the city council approved the zoning change. It’s a much-needed boost for local recovery efforts and provides a safe space for those working toward sobriety.
Nacogdoches is showing off progress on local construction projects, giving residents a chance to see if their daily commute is about to get smoother. It’s a good time to check the city’s roadmap to see if your neighborhood is slated for upcoming improvements.
Nacogdoches is putting a new fire station right inside a local park to help emergency crews get to you faster. It’s a major win for public safety, but it means you’ll have a little less green space to hang out in.
Nacogdoches is tightening the rules on where massive battery storage sites can be built. It’s all about balancing our need for a modern power grid without letting industrial projects disrupt our local neighborhoods.
Nacogdoches is dropping $30 million to fix up aging utility lines and boost service reliability. It’s a massive upgrade, but keep an eye on your monthly bills to see if the costs get passed down to residents.
Nacogdoches is planning a $2.1 million facelift for our local streets to fix up the pavement. Expect some annoying traffic delays around town if the city council moves forward with the project.
Residents in Moore Station are fighting a massive 420,000-panel solar farm, worried that the project will disrupt their quiet community and strain local water supplies. They’re also calling out the developers for keeping them in the dark about how this will actually impact their neighborhood.
Shelby County is pressing pause on a major jail renovation to wait for construction prices to drop. They're trying to save your tax dollars while still keeping the building's historic character intact.
Nacogdoches is gearing up for a major facelift to downtown, which means your favorite local spots might be getting a serious upgrade soon. It’s worth paying attention to these plans to see how the city intends to spend your tax dollars on improving the area's look and feel.
Nacogdoches just wrapped up some major park upgrades, including a brand-new playground and splash pad. It’s a perfect excuse to get the kids out of the house and enjoy the fresh facilities this weekend.
Nacogdoches is finally putting bond money to work by upgrading local sidewalks and giving the dog park a much-needed facelift. It’s a solid move to make your daily commute and weekend hangouts a lot more enjoyable.