Topics getting the most attention in Mission public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
7 issues with critical priority
Mission's finances were tight all of last year, with city leaders apparently concerned about having enough cash to cover expenses. This raises questions about the city's financial stability and planning.
Mission's City Council just got a new face! Voters picked Gerlach to represent Seat #3. This means a fresh perspective is coming to city hall.
Get ready to vote for city leaders in November from now on! Mission is changing its election schedule to match state and federal races, so you can handle all your voting in one go.
The council approved purchases for the golf course, fire department equipment, and authorized agreements for sewer services and road improvements.
The city considered repealing its historic preservation ordinance, but residents urged the council to keep it to protect local landmarks and access state funding.
Mission is cracking down hard on drunk drivers by becoming a 'No Refusal City.' This means if you're caught driving drunk, police can get a warrant for a blood sample, so don't even think about getting behind the wheel after drinking.
Mission's city council is rethinking a ban on new car washes because of a lawsuit. The ban, along with rules about how close car washes can be, is being challenged, with accusations that political motives are at play.