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Fulshear · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Fulshear public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The commission reviewed three finalist art submissions for the Primrose Park concession building and selected Ana Maria Ortez's design featuring native birds and wildflowers.
Fulshear is launching a new program that uses local hotels as temporary housing to help people experiencing homelessness get back on their feet. By partnering with local ministries, the city is providing a bridge to stable employment and food security.
A resident raised concerns about the lack of quality, reliable childcare in Fulshear following the closure of a local daycare center.
A debate arose over the best location for a new first aid building at Primrose Park. While a central location within the baseball fields was proposed for convenience to players, some commissioners argued for a more accessible spot for all park users.
Fulshear is exploding with new residents, and the city is scrambling to keep up! Leaders and businesses are wrestling with how to manage the influx, focusing on traffic, housing, and preserving the city's unique feel.
Fulshear is exploring a major upgrade for the Westpark Toll Road extension: an underpass! This could be a game-changer for traffic, but it's still in the study phase.
The city is looking to control the placement and appearance of donation bins to prevent them from becoming an eyesore and ensure they don't impede traffic. This involves requiring permits and property owner consent.
Get the inside scoop on Fulshear's future! The mayor's giving the State of the City address, so you'll hear about all the cool stuff happening and what's on the horizon.
Fulshear's booming growth is hitting a snag as a new state law makes it super easy for folks to ditch city limits. Now, a bunch of residents are filing petitions to de-annex, potentially changing the city's landscape.
Get ready for a shopping spree! Fulshear's getting a new commercial center packed with new stores and restaurants. This means more choices for you and potentially new jobs for the community.
Fulshear's city leaders are vowing to be more transparent after a recent waterline mess in Cross Creek Ranch. They're promising to keep residents better informed about what's happening.
Fulshear residents, especially downtown, need to boil their water due to a recent electrical surge that dropped the pressure. This is a temporary measure to ensure safety after the disruption.
Fulshear is booming, officially the fastest-growing city in Texas! Get ready for more people, which could mean changes to your commute and local services.