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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Conroe public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Municipal Judge Runoff Election
The city council was set to officially certify the June runoff election results, finalizing the outcomes for local elected seats. This process ensures the official transition of leadership and validates the community's votes.
Election Results
Get ready for some potential shake-ups in Conroe! Early election results suggest new folks might be stepping into roles on the City Council and Municipal Court. This could mean fresh perspectives on how our city is run.
City Council Election
Conroe City Council elections are coming up, and if you're in Place 4, you've got choices! We've got the lowdown on who's running and what they stand for, so you can make an informed decision.
City Council Agenda
Conroe's City Council is gearing up for some big decisions. They're considering a major staff shake-up and also taking another look at the city's feral cat program. Expect some potential shifts in how things are run!
Election Filings
Get ready to vote! The May 2nd city elections in Conroe and Montgomery are shaping up, and we've got the list of who's running. It's your chance to pick the leaders who will shape our community.
Ordering of Municipal Election
Heads up, Conroe! Early voting for your city election is happening now. Get informed about the candidates and issues before you vote!
City Elections
Thinking about running for Conroe City Council? You can officially throw your hat in the ring starting January 14th for the May 2nd elections. It's your chance to make a difference in local government!
Election Lawsuit
Conroe's charter election results are being challenged in court! This lawsuit could potentially shake up how the city operates if the outcome is overturned.
Council Meeting Schedule
Conroe City Council is changing its meeting schedule starting in September. This could impact how residents can participate and voice their opinions.
Moratorium Vote
Conroe's city council just voted NO on a citywide moratorium, meaning things are staying as they are for now. Good news if you were worried about potential new rules impacting your life or business!