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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 tightened retiree health insurance eligibility requirements and voted to remove GLP-1 drugs for weight loss from the health plan.
The court approved a $46.3 million contract to build a new 40-bed juvenile detention facility.
Midland City Council just greenlit a new tax bill that’s going to change what you pay and how the city funds its services. You'll want to double-check your next tax statement to see exactly how this hits your personal budget.
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.
The county is buying 39.5 acres in the South Draw floodway to improve flood control and management south of the interstate.
The county is purchasing a lot in Southwest Crossing Addition to permanently fix drainage issues that previously forced a week-long road closure on County Road 1232.
Midland City Councilman Dan Corrales has passed away, leaving an open seat that the city now needs to fill. This vacancy will trigger a formal process to select a new representative for the district.
The county needs to appoint an Acting County Judge to keep things running smoothly. This person will handle the responsibilities of the office until the position is filled permanently.
The county is balancing a tight budget while trying to fund essential services and employee raises.
Ever wonder where your tax dollars are actually going? We’ve broken down the salaries of Midland County’s top 15 officials so you can see exactly how much they’re taking home this year.
A violent shooting in Midland left nine people injured and the suspect dead after a tense standoff. This tragedy is already triggering urgent questions about how our local emergency teams handle active threats and what we can do to keep our neighborhoods safe.