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Houston · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Houston public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Homeowners in Harris County, listen up! You've got a tight deadline to apply for property tax exemptions. If you don't act fast, you could be leaving money on the table when it comes to your property taxes.
Houston city council said NO to raising property taxes, but now they're staring down a massive budget gap with no easy answers. Get ready for potential cuts to city services you rely on.
The council reviewed and approved the city's budget for the upcoming fiscal year. This involves allocating funds to various departments and services, impacting everything from public safety to infrastructure maintenance.
Houston might lose out on a huge chunk of state cash – like $200 million! Governor Abbott is threatening to pull the funding because he's not happy with the city's immigration policies. It's a major showdown over local control and state power.
Houston's city council just greenlit a $30 million plan to demolish old buildings. The catch? They're pulling the cash from funds originally set aside for stormwater management. This could mean less money for flood control in the future.
Several neighborhoods are struggling with outdated governing documents and insufficient dues, leading to difficulties in budgeting and maintaining services. This raises concerns about potential bankruptcy and the impact on neighborhood upkeep.