Longview · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Longview public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
An existing grazing lease on the Bar-K Property is being amended. This ensures continued land use agreements are up-to-date.
Great news, Longview! Your recycling bins are back in action after a temporary shutdown. Get ready to sort your recyclables again!
Get ready for a shake-up in Longview! Jody Berryhill just won the District 5 City Council seat. It'll be interesting to see what new ideas this fresh face brings to the table.
The board officially approved the minutes from their previous meeting. This is a standard procedural step to ensure the accuracy of the official record.
Longview's city council has officially chosen a new fire chief. This appointment signals a new era of leadership for the city's fire department, with a unanimous decision indicating strong community support for the chosen candidate.
Longview is finally getting that new aquatic center! The City Council approved a $4.27 million contract to build it at Stamper Park, so get ready for some summer fun.
Longview city employees might be getting a pay bump soon! The city is exploring ways to increase compensation without hitting your wallet with higher taxes.
Longview is boosting park funding for the Teague Park Project and making sure city employees get paid what they're worth. Get ready for some park upgrades and potentially new faces or pay scales in city jobs!
A Longview city employee tragically died from an injury on the job. A new report is out, digging into the details of this workplace accident.
The board received updates on the day-to-day activities of the Parks and Recreation department, covering recreation programs, park upkeep, and beautification efforts. This ensures the board is informed about how city resources are being utilized for public spaces.
Longview drivers, brace yourselves! The city just greenlit an extra $7.6 million for the Reel Road construction. It means more delays, but the hope is a smoother ride once it's all done.
Longview's getting a green makeover thanks to a new grant! Expect more trees and a prettier city, making your daily commute a bit more scenic.
A city worker in Longview tragically died on the job. This incident is prompting a closer look at safety protocols across all city facilities.
Swimmers, rejoice! Longview City Council is tossing more money at the Stamper Park pool. Get ready for some awesome upgrades that'll make a splash.
The committee reviewed and approved past meeting minutes, ensuring accurate record-keeping. They also discussed upcoming agenda items and heard from the Director, focusing on services and initiatives for seniors.
Longview's Cotton Street is getting a major facelift thanks to a $4.2 million grant. This funding will kickstart much-needed infrastructure upgrades, so expect some changes around town!
Longview is set to get a major glow-up with new park and road improvements starting in 2026. Wondering if your area is on the list for an upgrade?
Great news for Longview residents! A popular park is officially reopened, just in time for summer. The city is also working on other park improvements, so expect more upgrades soon.
The board discussed ways to encourage responsible use of public trails, focusing on user behavior and promoting a positive experience for everyone. This could involve new signage or educational efforts.
Longview's getting ready to tackle some road work, and they want your input! Two big projects are on the table, and your opinion matters before they break ground.
The Health Board of Trustees is looking at how to best invest the city's health fund. This involves deciding on strategies to grow the fund and ensure its financial health for the future.
Longview might ban sleeping outside, but one advocate says that's not the answer. They argue the city needs to focus on the real issues causing homelessness instead of just pushing people out of sight.
The board reviewed the "Advance Longview" plan, which outlines the city's strategy for economic growth and development.
The owners of the B. Franklin Martin house are pushing for historic landmark status. If approved, this could mean new regulations for their property.
The Aspire Mentoring Program and Go With the Flow initiative were discussed, focusing on their role in guiding and supporting young people. These programs are vital for fostering positive development and future success for Longview's youth.
The MPO's official boundaries have been expanded to include Hallsville and a portion of Rusk County. This means these areas will now be formally included in regional transportation planning efforts.
The Walk of Honor Task Force was scheduled to meet to review last year's event and plan for the upcoming 2026 event. This includes discussing nominations and sponsorships.
City Council members have the option to attend a regional board meeting and awards ceremony. This highlights the city's involvement in broader regional planning and recognition events.
City Council members may attend a renaming ceremony for the East Texas Food Bank Resource Center. This event highlights the Food Bank's role in the community.
Longview's getting a major facelift! They just landed an extra $4.2 million for their Streetscape Project, which means more upgrades are on the way to beautify the city.
The council discussed potential changes to the city's noise rules. This could affect noise levels from construction, events, or other sources in residential and commercial areas.
Longview is planning a downtown makeover to attract more families. The goal is to bring in new restaurants and entertainment options to make the area a vibrant destination.
The LEDCO is transferring a property to the City of Longview. This could impact future city projects or services that utilize this land.
The board reviewed how many people are using transit services and the effectiveness of programs like 'Safe Ride Home.' They also discussed outreach efforts and travel training.
Longview's economy is booming! New businesses are opening up, and existing ones are expanding, which means more jobs and overall growth for the city.
Great news, Longview residents! Your property taxes aren't going up this year. The City Council voted to keep the tax rate exactly where it is, meaning no unexpected increases for your household budget.
Tired of soggy yards and flooded streets? Longview residents are pushing the city to finally fix the broken drainage system in their neighborhood. They're hoping for some much-needed relief before the next big storm hits.
Winter is coming, and Longview is getting ready! The city and TxDOT are teaming up to make sure you're informed about road conditions and what to expect if a storm hits.
Tired of that old TV or broken computer taking up space? Longview is hosting an electronic waste disposal event so you can finally ditch your e-junk the right way. It's your chance to declutter and do good for the environment.
Longview's City Council just filled some big shoes, appointing a new judge and city attorney. These folks will be making important decisions that affect everyone in town.
Longview is cutting a check to Camden Court residents who got flooded out. This settlement might mean the city's finally addressing the drainage problems that caused the mess in the first place.
Longview's mayor is launching new task forces to address the growing homelessness problem. Get ready for some concrete plans to help people get off the streets.
Great news, Longview! Sales tax collections are booming, bringing in more money than the city budgeted for. This could mean more funding for important local projects and services.
Get ready, Longview! A new face, Michelle Gamboa, is running for City Council. This could shake things up and change how our city is run.
The city is considering adopting the latest versions of the International Code Council (ICC) codes and the National Electrical Code. These updates ensure that construction and electrical work meet current safety standards and best practices.
The commission was updated on federal housing regulations from HUD and received an analysis of LHA's services. These updates help ensure compliance and identify areas for service improvement.
Longview's public pool is facing repairs due to a leak. This means you might not be able to swim or access it as usual for a while.
Longview's City Hall is getting a makeover, and the city's tech game is getting an upgrade. This means potential changes to how your city operates and how your money is spent.
Tired of the bumpy ride on Mobberly Avenue? Good news! The city's finally kicking off a major construction project to fix it up. Expect smoother drives ahead, but maybe some traffic headaches during the work.
Longview's dealing with a surge in stray dogs, and the City Council is stepping up to do something about it. Get ready for new measures to get these pups off the streets.