Topics getting the most attention in Leander public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
11 issues with critical priority
The city's financial health was reviewed with the acceptance of the annual report, and the budget was amended to fund key road design projects.
Leander's new water tower is nearing completion, and construction is resuming on the San Gabriel Parkway project. Expect some traffic disruptions as these major infrastructure upgrades move forward.
Leander's getting a huge new development that's set to be like Austin's Domain. Construction starts in March, bringing tons of new shops, restaurants, and hangout spots.
Get ready for some traffic headaches, Leander! The RM 2243 project is starting, which means construction zones. The good news? It's supposed to make your future drives way better.
Leander is cranking up water restrictions to Phase 4, meaning you need to seriously cut back on outdoor watering and other non-essential water use. This is a serious move to protect our water supply during this dry spell.
The commission reviewed an updated draft of their Master Plan, which was revised by members and staff based on feedback from the City Council.
Leander is putting new water restrictions in place starting February 12th. This means you'll need to cut back on outdoor watering to help conserve our water supply.
Leander is implementing a "Fire-Adapted Leander" initiative to better prepare for and mitigate wildfire risks. This plan focuses on community education, vegetation management, and promoting fire-resistant building practices to protect residents and property.
Leander's new mayor is laying out their game plan after a big election win. Expect to hear about their top priorities for the city's future.
Get ready for a new Mazda dealership in Leander! City Council approved the project, which means more car choices for you and a potential boost for local businesses.
Leander City Council Member Longoria is out of a job after a super close election loss. Despite a recount, they still lost by just 4 votes, ending their reelection bid.