City Council Transition
Summary
Waco’s City Council is shaking things up with Jed Cole stepping into the District 3 seat. It’s a major personnel change that could shift the direction of local policy, so it's worth watching how he votes on the issues that matter to you.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 0
Impact analysis
New council members often bring different spending priorities, which could change how your tax dollars are allocated across city projects.
District 3 residents get a fresh perspective and a new advocate to represent their specific neighborhood needs at City Hall.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (5)
McGregor resident resubmits recall petition for mayor after rejection
A McGregor resident said he has resubmitted a recall petition aimed at removing the mayor from office, saying leaders are "slow-playing" his efforts to change city leadership he often criticizes.
Waco hires new assistant city manager
Olson, a licensed engineer now working for Temple, will start in Waco at the end of August.
McGregor resident submits petition to recall mayor
McGregor Dennis Fehler submitted a recall petition this week seeking to remove Mayor Jim Lilley from office, though Fehler said his quarrel really is with City Manager Kevin Evans.
Cole, Barefield, Holmes start fresh terms on Waco City Council
Jed Cole officially joined the Waco City Council on Tuesday, filling the District 3 seat as Josh Borderud steps down after three terms.
Lacy Lakeview data center opponent to take council seat Tuesday
Amy Gage, who opposed the proposed $10B data center just outside Lacy Lakeview, will take her seat Tuesday on the city council while data center advocate Richard Lednicky steps down.
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