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Conroe · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Conroe public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Local leaders are hashing out fresh blueprints to fix flooding and traffic headaches around town while scrambling to find a temporary home for a new courtroom. If you've ever hit a pothole during a rainstorm or wondered about county government space, this meeting affects your daily commute and tax dollars.
A proposed 4% increase in water and sewer rates for most customers failed to pass. Lifeline customers would have been exempt. The failure to pass could impact the city's ability to fund infrastructure projects.
If your home got hit by the recent storms, the Texas GLO is hosting a local event to help you figure out repair grants and reimbursement. It’s a solid opportunity to get expert advice on navigating the paperwork so you aren't stuck footing the bill alone.
Conroe is dropping $210,000 into local arts and culture projects this year. Expect a busier calendar with more festivals, shows, and creative programs popping up around town.
Conroe and Willis ISD are locked in a water battle over a new school, and the county judge is stepping in to mediate. This dispute could leave a brand new school without essential water services.
Conroe ISD is ditching its old special education setup. Now, students with special needs can get services at their neighborhood schools instead of a central location, making life simpler for families.
Remember that old Westside Rec Center that's been sitting empty? Well, it's officially getting torn down. The city's given the green light to demolish the building that's been closed since last year.
A Conroe judge just admitted to drunk driving, and now people are wondering if he's fit to be on the bench. This whole mess could really shake people's faith in the local courts.