Topics getting the most attention in Longview public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
11 issues in governance
Get ready for a shake-up in Longview! Jody Berryhill just won the District 5 City Council seat. It'll be interesting to see what new ideas this fresh face brings to the table.
The board officially approved the minutes from their previous meeting. This is a standard procedural step to ensure the accuracy of the official record.
The board received updates on the day-to-day activities of the Parks and Recreation department, covering recreation programs, park upkeep, and beautification efforts. This ensures the board is informed about how city resources are being utilized for public spaces.
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.
Tired of that old TV or broken computer taking up space? Longview is hosting an electronic waste disposal event so you can finally ditch your e-junk the right way. It's your chance to declutter and do good for the environment.
Get ready, Longview! A new face, Michelle Gamboa, is running for City Council. This could shake things up and change how our city is run.
Longview's City Council election is right around the corner! Candidates are making their case, so it's time for voters to get informed and decide who gets your vote.
The Longview City Council is considering a bunch of new purchases and renovations. It's unclear exactly what they're planning, but it could mean big changes around the city.
Wondering what's happening in Longview? Mayor Ishihara just dropped her State of the City address. It's your chance to hear directly about the city's progress and future plans.
Longview's Mayor Andy Mack is wrapping up almost 10 years in charge. He's reflecting on his time as mayor, sharing what's changed and what he sees for the city's future.
Longview's got a new mayor! Kristen Ishihara just won the election, meaning a change in leadership is coming to City Hall.