Topics getting the most attention in Plano public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
11 issues with critical priority
A big development hearing in Plano was abruptly canceled because a local group crashed it, demanding answers. Now, everyone's wondering what the big fuss is all about and what this means for the project.
Plano's massive new EPIC City development is sparking debate. While some are excited about potential job growth and economic boosts, others are concerned about increased traffic and the overall impact on the city's character.
Plano's gearing up for a major 2026, focusing on big projects like attracting the Dallas Stars, figuring out public transit with DART, and fixing up roads. It's all about making Plano an even better place to live and work.
The city is moving forward with a $140 million project to build a new, combined police and fire facility. This is a major investment from the recent bond election to improve emergency response capabilities.
Plano's dropping some key updates you need to know! We're talking about Parks & Rec Month fun, important water meter work, and the latest from City Council. Don't miss out on what's happening in your city!
Plano is planning to install two new public art pieces to honor local hero Ross Perot. These installations will celebrate his life and contributions to the community.
Plano renters are being displaced from their homes due to unsafe living conditions in their apartment buildings. These buildings are reportedly in disrepair, forcing residents to find new housing.
Plano residents might soon decide if the city stays part of the DART transit system. This vote could totally reshape how you commute and get around town.
Shun Thomas is the new face on the Plano City Council for Place 7. This means a shift in who's making the big decisions for the city.
Plano is staying with DART after all! The City Council voted to keep funding the transit agency, reversing their earlier decision to leave.
A resident alleged significant delays by the Plano Police Department in investigating a physical abuse case involving a disabled student, raising concerns about accountability and protection of vulnerable individuals.