Topics getting the most attention in Fulshear public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
13 issues with critical priority
Fulshear is greenlighting new housing developments despite ongoing water supply issues. Residents are understandably concerned about whether the city can actually support all these new homes with adequate water.
The commission reviewed and approved several preliminary and final plats for new developments, including Tamarron, Fulcher Lakes Hillside, and Fulcher Lakes Way. One final plat, Heritage Crossing, was recommended for denial due to outstanding issues.
Get ready for some serious construction! Several major infrastructure projects are set to start or continue in the Katy-Fulshear area in 2026. This means potential traffic headaches and a changing look for our neighborhoods.
Fulshear is growing like crazy, and that means the city's coffers need a serious boost. Officials are scrambling to figure out how to bring in more cash to keep up with all the new development.
Big changes are coming to Fulshear with a massive new development called Fulshear Junction. Expect over 250 new homes and a bunch of new businesses, which could mean more shopping and job opportunities for residents.
Fulshear is exploding with new residents, and the mayor's got a plan to manage all this growth. He's talking about how the city will handle becoming one of the fastest-growing places in the US.
Get ready, Fulshear! Your city council is planning to level up our parks with new features and expansions. It's all about making our green spaces even better for everyone to enjoy.
Fulshear's water problems are getting so bad, residents are demanding action! City leaders are finally sitting down to figure out what's causing the issues and hopefully find a solution.
Fulshear is growing super fast, and that means way more cars are hitting the roads. The city's trying to figure out how to handle the traffic jams that come with all this new development.
Fulshear might be putting the brakes on new home construction! The city council is considering a temporary stop on development to deal with a strained water supply. It's all about making sure there's enough water for everyone.
Fulshear City Council said 'no' to a zoning change that would have paved the way for new luxury townhomes. So, if you were hoping for some upscale living options in the Bois D'Arc area, you'll have to keep waiting.
Fulshear's growing fast, and they need more cash for the police department to keep up. City leaders want your OK in May to raise taxes to fund this expansion. It's a 'pay more to stay safe' kind of question.
Get ready for a new outdoor learning spot! Fulshear's council just greenlit a $315k contract for the 3B Learning Center, a 5-acre space focused on wildlife and education. It'll be open for everyone, including school groups.