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Euless · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Euless public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Euless is getting a major budget boost because the state finally closed a tax loophole that was siphoning off local funds. This means the city can keep services running smoothly without having to stick you with a property tax hike.
Your electric bill could be getting more expensive soon because Oncor wants to raise their rates. Euless city officials are currently fighting back to try and keep those costs from hitting your wallet.
Residents are worried that new construction will increase flooding in their backyards. The city confirmed that developers must provide engineered drainage plans that prevent worsening existing conditions.
Neighbors want to save mature oak trees on the property. The city noted that while some trees may be removed, the developer must follow tree preservation ordinances and provide mitigation.
Soccer is blowing up in popularity, but kids in lower-income neighborhoods are getting left on the sidelines due to a lack of accessible fields. The city is now weighing whether it needs to rethink how it funds and spreads out park resources to make sure every kid has a place to play.
The city is honoring former Mayor Linda L. Martin by naming the Fire Administration Building after her.
Euless is putting 20 different changes to the city charter on the May ballot. These updates could shift how your local government functions and handles day-to-day business, so it's worth a look before you head to the polls.
The city is preparing for the World Cup by making it easier for small events to get permits. This helps local businesses and groups host gatherings without getting bogged down in red tape.
Euless is getting a major retail glow-up with big names like H-E-B and Primark moving in. This is a huge win for local shoppers and a clear sign that the city's economy is on the rise.