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Lancaster · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Lancaster public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Lancaster just landed $25 million to fix up our roads and transit systems. Expect fewer potholes and a much smoother ride during your daily commute in the near future.
Lancaster’s neighbor, Duncanville, just tapped local veteran Marlon Goff to lead their economic development efforts. With 25 years of experience under his belt, he’s expected to jump straight into action to boost the city's business scene.
Lancaster is looking to partner with international investors to jumpstart the local economy. This shift in strategy means we could see new development projects popping up in our neighborhoods sooner than expected.
Lancaster is hunting for private partners to help foot the bill for a brand-new City Hall. It’s a major shift in how the city plans to build its headquarters, and it could change how your tax dollars are spent on local infrastructure.
Lancaster is gearing up for sewer line repairs near N. Hall and Maple Street, so expect some construction crews and road work in your neighborhood soon. It’s a necessary upgrade to keep our city's pipes from failing.
Lancaster is looking for contractors to renovate the City Hall Annex, and the clock is ticking to get your bid in. If you're in the construction game, make sure you check the requirements before the November 19 deadline.
Lancaster is looking at turning a 1.1-acre plot on Sandalwood Trail from farmland into a spot for new houses. If you live in the area, now is the time to show up at a council meeting and make your voice heard.
Lancaster is hosting a hearing on the Millbrook East improvement district's budget, which dictates how your local tax dollars are spent on neighborhood infrastructure. If you live in the area, this is your best chance to weigh in on whether your fees are actually improving your daily commute or local services.
Lancaster is hosting public hearings on June 12th, giving you a direct line to weigh in on new city projects and policy shifts. It’s your best shot to speak up before the city council makes final decisions on things that affect your neighborhood.
Lancaster is hosting public hearings on June 6th, giving you a direct line to weigh in on upcoming policy changes. It’s your best shot to get your voice on the record before the city makes decisions that affect your daily life.
Lancaster is hosting a public hearing, giving you a direct line to influence local policy decisions. Make sure to check the agenda beforehand so you know exactly what’s on the table before you show up.