Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Midlothian public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
8 issues with medium priority
Board and Commission Appointments
Midlothian is looking for locals to fill open volunteer spots on its boards and commissions. If you want a direct say in how the city grows and runs, you've got until October 31 to get your application in.
Mid-Way Regional Airport Box Hangar Expansion
The city partnered with Waxahachie to fund design services for new box hangars at Mid-Way Regional Airport to meet high local demand from local aircraft owners.
Planned Development District 179 Commercial Redesign
The council approved a major layout revision for a 33-acre commercial tract at US 67 and US 287, consolidating lots and updating signage and landscaping standards.
Communication Tower SUP Denial
The city council denied a permit for a 120-foot T-Mobile cell tower on Burk Hawkins Street due to concerns over height limits and compatibility with the surrounding area.
2026 Utility Projects Engineering Design
Partnering with private development to install a 16-inch water line along FM 1387 now to avoid higher future construction costs when TxDOT widens the road.
Corporate Water Stewardship
Google is dropping $10 million into a local water fund to balance out the massive amount of water their data centers guzzle. It’s a strategic move to ensure our city’s taps don't run dry as they continue to expand their tech footprint here.
Special Olympics Event Permit
Special Olympics Texas is asking to return to Midlothian for their annual bocce and softball competition in October. The event brings nearly 1,000 athletes to the city and is supported by local law enforcement.
Fire Station No. 4 Fiber Network Extension
Contracting with CapCo Telecom to run fiber-optic cables from the conference center to Fire Station 4 to bring the new facility online next year.