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Hays County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Hays County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
If you're a WTCPUA customer in Hays County, you need to boil your water before using it for drinking or cooking. Check the official map online to see if your specific neighborhood is under the advisory.
Hays County commissioners just hit the brakes on the Hays Commons project, sending developers back to the drawing board. It’s a major stall for the proposed development, meaning the plans will need a serious overhaul before they can move forward.
Hays County and San Marcos are officially fighting in court over a property dispute, which is a bad look for local government. This breakdown in communication means your tax dollars are likely going to lawyers instead of fixing roads or parks.
Hays County is thinking about pausing new data center construction to see if these massive tech hubs are actually worth the strain they put on our local power grid and resources. It’s a major debate about whether we should prioritize tech growth or keep our neighborhood infrastructure stable.
Hays County is looking to tighten the reins on where massive data centers can pop up in our backyard. They're worried about how these power-hungry facilities will impact our local utility grid and land use.
Hays County is moving to Stage 4 water restrictions because of the brutal drought. Expect some major changes to how you're allowed to use water at home, so keep an eye on your local utility updates.
The Hays County DA is digging into potential shady business between the City of Kyle and an engineering firm. If these contracts were rigged, it could mean a total overhaul of how our tax dollars are spent on local construction projects.
Kyle, Buda, and Hays County are finally joining forces to build a new animal shelter to handle our area's exploding pet population. This partnership aims to boost adoption rates and provide much-needed space for local animals in need.
Election night is finally here, and it’s time to see who’s taking the reins in Hays County. These results will decide the local leadership shaping our community's future for the next few years.
Hays County voters just voted 'no' on a property tax hike for local schools. Now, the district has to head back to the drawing board to figure out how to balance their budget without that extra cash.
Hays County, Kyle, and Buda have finalized the ballot for the upcoming November elections. It’s time to double-check your registration status so you’re ready to vote on the local leaders and measures that affect your daily life.
Hays County is redrawing its district maps, which basically decides who gets to represent you in local government. It’s a big deal because these lines determine the political power of your neighborhood for the next decade.
Hays County is finally updating its disaster playbook to get ahead of the next big flood or storm. It’s a proactive move to make sure our neighborhoods aren't caught off guard when the weather turns ugly.
Hays County is suing a housing group to shut down a tax loophole that’s been letting them dodge property taxes. If the county wins, it could change how much everyone else has to chip in for local services.
Election Day is hitting Hays County on November 5th, and it’s time to get your game plan ready. Don't miss your chance to weigh in on the local decisions that actually impact your neighborhood and daily routine.
San Marcos is finally tackling the city's sidewalk gaps and crumbling pavement to make getting around on foot safer and easier. It’s a long-overdue upgrade for anyone tired of dodging uneven concrete while walking, running, or pushing a stroller.