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Harlingen · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Harlingen public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Harlingen is gearing up for a city-wide glow-up! Major upgrades are coming to parks and downtown areas, promising a fresh look and feel for the city.
Harlingen is rolling out a new beautification plan to make the city more attractive and a destination spot. The goal is to boost tourism and local pride by enhancing the city's appearance.
Harlingen's city leaders are hitting the pause button on new data centers. They're looking into the impact of these massive tech hubs before approving more, which could affect future job growth and the city's development.
Harlingen is taking a closer look at its contract with a law firm that's been handling city business, particularly issues related to the Valle Vista Mall. It's a standard review, but could uncover some interesting details about how taxpayer money is being spent.
Harlingen is exploring ways to help people re-enter society after being in the justice system. A forum is scheduled to discuss strategies and get input from community leaders on how to make these re-entry programs successful.
Harlingen is launching a new program to spay and neuter pets, aiming to tackle the growing animal population. This initiative could make essential vet care more accessible and affordable for pet owners across the city.
Harlingen is changing up trash day, so pay attention to the new schedule! You don't want to miss your pickup and end up with overflowing bins.
Harlingen is getting a big grant to pump up its veteran support services. This means more help and resources are coming for local veterans who need it.
Harlingen is a finalist for a prestigious national award, the All-America City honor! It's the sole Texas city to be recognized, putting our community on the map for its achievements.
Harlingen's public health is getting a workout with a recent migrant group testing positive for COVID-19 at a high 25% rate. This is sparking conversations about how we're handling border health and what measures are in place.
Harlingen's fire chief is out, with the city manager pointing to performance problems. This leadership change could signal shifts in how the fire department operates.
Harlingen's animal shelter is breaking up with the city, leaving everyone scrambling for a new plan. Get ready for potential changes that could affect your wallet and your furry friends.
Harlingen's shaking things up with new animal rules! They're launching a community cat program and finally saying 'yes' to pit bulls. If you've got pets or just care about local laws, pay attention!
Harlingen is tackling those pesky drainage issues that cause flooding. They're partnering with CCDD5 to get the job done, so expect things to get better soon!
Harlingen's mayor just dropped the State of the City address, and guess what? The city is booming! Get the lowdown on all the major growth and what it means for our future.
Harlingen just put a stop to smoking in public places. That means no more lighting up at parks, downtown, or other common areas. Time to find a new chill spot if you're a smoker!
Harlingen is asking the President to declare a disaster after a big storm. If approved, this could unlock federal money to help the city bounce back.
Harlingen's STEC is falling short on its performance goals, and the city wants to know why. This could mean potential impacts on your utility costs and the services the city provides.
Harlingen's EMS contract is expiring soon, and the city council wants your input! Tell them what you think about the current emergency medical services before they decide on the next steps.
Harlingen is rolling out new vaccine clinics to help locals stay up-to-date on their shots. It's a quick and easy way to protect yourself and your crew as cold and flu season rolls around.
Harlingen might be ending its exclusive contract for ambulance services. This could mean more options for emergency care, but it's still up in the air.