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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.
The city council is set to evaluate the performance and employment status of the City Manager in a closed-door executive session. This review affects top-level city administration and executive leadership for municipal operations.
Amarillo just had a massive 750,000-gallon wastewater spill near E. Amarillo Creek, forcing emergency repairs. It’s a messy situation that makes you wonder how well the city's aging infrastructure is actually holding up.
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.
The commission reviewed several large-scale residential plats and a significant rezoning request. These projects will determine the density and layout of new housing areas in Amarillo.
The city is moving forward with the hiring process for new police officers by finalizing the list of qualified candidates from the recent entrance exam.
Amarillo's City Council has decided to permanently close Southwest Pool and temporarily close Southeast Pool. This means fewer public swimming options for residents this summer.
Amarillo's park board is looking at the Wonderland amusement park lease. This could mean changes are coming to the popular spot, so keep an eye out for more info.
Amarillo is getting closer to picking a new police chief! City leaders have cut the list down to three finalists. Soon, we'll know who will be leading our police force.
Good news, Amarillo! That Southwest Pool might not be closing down for the summer after all. City Council is reconsidering, so get ready to splash around.
Amarillo is considering a new plan to upgrade John Stiff Memorial Park. Get ready for potential changes to your neighborhood park!
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.
The board discussed proposals for actuarial services and payments to custodial and paying agents. These are routine administrative functions necessary for the fund's operation.
The board reviewed how animal services are funded and whether fees cover the costs. This could influence future budget requests and service fees.
The board reviewed and approved the fund's investment transactions for the past month. This ensures the retirement savings of firefighters are being managed and potentially grown.
As more people use the downtown parking garage, the city is looking at how to keep it safe and running smoothly. This is important for anyone who visits or works downtown.
Amarillo's City Council is making moves to tackle the housing crunch! They've approved four new projects aimed at creating more affordable places for people to live.