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Amarillo · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Amarillo public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Amarillo City Council just approved a lease for Wonderland Amusement Park! This means the park's future is looking more secure, but we'll have to wait and see the exact details of the agreement.
AISD can now put up a big digital sign, even though it breaks some city rules. Get ready for more electronic announcements from the school district!
Amarillo's City Council just approved a Ten Commandments monument on city property. This decision sparks debate about religious symbols in public spaces and what it means for the separation of church and state.
Amarillo's putting out bids for contractors to handle property maintenance. This means sprucing up parks, fixing buildings, and general upkeep to keep the city looking good.
Amarillo families can breathe easier! A recent deal between the city and residents means a family's home is now protected, ending a long-standing dispute.
Amarillo's City Council is backing BSA for state economic incentives. This move could be a game-changer, potentially bringing more jobs and boosting the local economy.
Got a nasty case of food poisoning? Amarillo's making it easier to report it anonymously. This new system lets you tell the city what happened without them knowing who you are, helping them track down outbreaks faster.
Amarillo's Planning and Zoning Commission is updating its rules to avoid conflicts of interest. They also approved a new apartment complex, which could mean more housing but also more traffic headaches.
Get ready for some parking lot drama at Amarillo's Municipal Court! They're kicking off an infrastructure project, so expect detours and maybe some headaches. The good news? It's all about making things smoother for you in the long run.
Amarillo's utility billing is getting a tech makeover! The city is upgrading its system, so expect some temporary changes to how you pay your bills. Make sure you're ready for the switch to avoid any payment hiccups.
Get ready for some road work, Amarillo! The city is kicking off street maintenance projects, so expect detours and plan for longer travel times. Stay informed to avoid getting stuck in traffic!
The Amarillo City Council has approved a new lease for the Amarillo Zoo! This means changes are coming, but we're still waiting on the specifics about what it means for visitors and the animals.
Get ready for some changes on Amarillo roads! TxDOT is planning ADA upgrades in Potter County, which could affect how you get around. They're holding public meetings on May 7 to discuss the project.
Amarillo's old airport is getting the wrecking ball! City Council approved the demolition, and now everyone's wondering what will take its place. Could be a new park, housing, or something totally unexpected.
Amarillo's Planning & Zoning Commission just approved annexing nearly 500 acres. This move could pave the way for significant future development in the area, so stay tuned for what's next!
Amarillo's city council is looking at using certificates of obligation to pay for essential city services. This is a way for the city to borrow money to keep things running smoothly.
Amarillo's annual homeless count is delayed until Friday. This isn't just a number crunch; it's how the city figures out where to put resources to help people without homes.
Amarillo is partnering with a wildlife group to deal with prairie dogs at John Stiff Park. It's unclear if this means fewer prairie dogs or just new park rules.
Amarillo City Council just filled a spot on the AEDC board. This appointment could shake up local economic development plans, so it's worth watching who got the job and what their agenda will be.
An Amarillo city employee got caught with their hand in the cookie jar, stealing over $121,000! This isn't just pocket change; it's a serious blow to the city's budget and public trust.