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Longview · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Longview public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The city is promoting public access to Naloxone, a life-saving opioid reversal medication, through a new vending machine at Scottie's. Council members are expected to attend the launch event.
The owner of a 4.222-acre property on Meadowview Road is asking to vacate the existing plat. This is a technical land-use step that essentially removes the current subdivision boundaries from the official record.
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 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.
The city is reviewing whether a flooring business can operate with fewer parking spots than the code requires, which could impact street congestion.
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 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 and neighboring counties are banding together to form a regional groundwater district to protect our local water supply from being siphoned off by North Texas. It’s a proactive move to make sure we don't run out of water as regional demand keeps climbing.
The board is looking into a proposal involving Temple Emanu El. It's unclear yet how this will impact local park space or city resources.
The city will seek grant funding to help cover the cost of a performer for the America 250 Kick-Off event, contributing to community celebrations.
Great news, Longview! Your recycling bins are back in action after a temporary shutdown. Get ready to sort your recyclables again!
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.
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.
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.