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Atascosa County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Atascosa County, Texas public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Atascosa County's latest local government updates cover upcoming talks on a new data center, frustrating delays on the Lytle water tower project, and approval for a brand new coffee shop. It's a mix of big infrastructure news and local business moves that will shape the area.
The county is looking at a $2.5 million shortfall and plans to use reserve funds to balance the budget while proposing a small tax rate increase.
The county updated several HR policies, including making physicals county-paid and creating a 'do not hire' list to ensure better accountability for former employees.
A massive tire fire in Atascosa County is currently burning, creating a potential health hazard due to poor air quality. You should keep an eye on local alerts for any sudden road closures or safety warnings in your area.
The court held a public hearing to review proposed salary, expense, and allowance increases for elected county and precinct officers for the upcoming budget year.
Jourdanton just landed a $9.3 million state loan to fix up the city's aging water system. It’s a major move to make sure our taps keep running reliably for years to come.
Residents are concerned about the condition of County Road 101, citing potholes and safety issues.
Atascosa County locals are fighting a massive new data center project, worried it’ll ruin the rural vibe and drain local resources. It’s a classic battle between industrial growth and keeping the area’s small-town character intact.
Atascosa County just declared a disaster because a nasty livestock parasite is making a comeback. Keep a close eye on your pets and farm animals while officials work to contain the spread.