Topics getting the most attention in Sherman public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
12 issues in general with high priority
Sherman's downtown is getting a much-needed makeover! A $150,000 contract has been approved to bring some fresh upgrades to the area, so get ready for a revitalized city center.
Big businesses in Sherman are getting a break on their water and sewer bills. The city council adjusted rates because these companies aren't using as much water as they used to, meaning they'll pay less.
That Sherman motel that got shut down is still closed. They tried to get their business permit back, but the city council denied their request, meaning they can't reopen anytime soon.
Sherman's city council just approved annexing over 200 acres of land. This move is all about making room for new development and shaping the future growth of the city.
Get ready for some traffic jams, Sherman! TxDOT is replacing a major bridge, so expect detours and delays. Plan ahead to avoid the construction zone.
Sherman's City Council has chosen a new acting city manager. This person will be running the city's daily operations, so it's a pretty big deal for how things get done around here.
Two execs are finally admitting they defrauded the City of Sherman. After two failed trials, they've decided to plead guilty, likely saving taxpayers more money on further legal battles.
A sewage spill in Sherman caused a real mess, flooding a parking lot and shutting off water to some local businesses. Talk about a bad day for everyone involved!
Heads up, Sherman residents! The City Council just updated rules for West Hill Cemetery. If you have family buried there, or plan to, you'll want to know what's changed.
Plans to rezone a motel on Texoma Parkway just got shot down by the Sherman City Council. Looks like that development project won't be happening after all.
Sherman is officially banning new billboards. City council voted to stop any new giant ads from being put up around town.
Sherman's got a new tree ordinance, so if you're thinking about major construction or even just trimming your trees, pay attention! This rule is all about keeping our leafy friends safe and sound in the city.