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Midland County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Midland County, TX public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The county is evaluating the status of property it owns, specifically at 801 N. Fort Worth St. This could impact future county operations or revenue.
Midland is currently in the middle of a major construction boom, with new homes and renovations popping up all over the place. You can check the latest permit list to see exactly what your neighbors are building and how it might change your street.
State investigators are asking anyone who was near West Wall Street during the recent shooting to hand over their dashcam or security footage. Your video could be the missing piece they need to solve the case and get justice for the community.
Lightning strikes have triggered a major wildfire across Midland County, so stay alert for evacuation orders or shifting conditions. It’s a good time to double-check your emergency plans and keep an eye on local news.
The library is updating its meeting room, study room, and notary policies to improve clarity and consistency. Some policies, like the notary policy, were tabled for further legal review regarding what documents can be notarized.
Midland County is hosting a free trash drop-off day on April 11, giving you a chance to clear out your garage or storage unit for free. It’s a great opportunity to get rid of bulky junk without the usual dump fees.
Midland County health officials just found St. Louis encephalitis in local mosquitoes, so you'll want to grab the bug spray and clear out any standing water in your yard. It’s a quick way to keep yourself and your neighbors from getting sick.