Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Midlothian public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
8 issues
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.
Mount Zion Drainage Study
Staff reviewed a $67,000 engineering proposal for a drainage study in the Mount Zion neighborhood to guide future infrastructure improvements.
Holiday Promotional Grant & Downtown Support
The council evaluated and debated major commercial planned development amendments and millions in economic development incentives for retail projects.
YMCA Recreation Center & MISD Ground Lease
Midlothian partnered with the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas and the school district to build a new $22 million recreation center. The YMCA will contribute $3 million and operate the facility under a 20-year agreement.
Digital Ranch Advanced Technology Campus & Data Center
The city approved a massive 873-acre advanced technology campus and data center project with closed-loop water cooling and self-contained natural gas power generation. The project brings extensive public infrastructure investments, including roadway extensions and strict noise and building height limits to protect nearby residents.
Google Data Center Expansion & On-Site Power Generation
A massive 395-acre development will bring three data centers and four on-site power generation plants to the RailPort area. Developers emphasized closed-loop water cooling and strict 60-decibel noise limits to protect nearby residents.
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.
Eastside Village Walmart Development & Traffic Impacts
Midlothian is finally getting a new Lowe’s off Highway 67, which means you won't have to drive as far for home improvement supplies. It’s a clear sign that the city is expanding and attracting more retail options to the area.