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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 court approved a $46.3 million contract to build a new 40-bed juvenile detention facility.
The county tightened retiree health insurance eligibility requirements and voted to remove GLP-1 drugs for weight loss from the health plan.
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 purchasing a lot in Southwest Crossing Addition to permanently fix drainage issues that previously forced a week-long road closure on County Road 1232.
The county is buying 39.5 acres in the South Draw floodway to improve flood control and management south of the interstate.
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.
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.
The county is balancing a tight budget while trying to fund essential services and employee raises.
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.
Midland County just opened a high-tech law enforcement facility to cut down on emergency response times. It’s a major upgrade meant to get help to your door faster when things go sideways.
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.
Midland is reeling after a tragic mass shooting left two people dead and several others injured. City officials are currently investigating the motive while the community grapples with the aftermath of this violence.
A major shooting near Wall Street has shut down local roads and triggered a massive police presence. If you usually commute through that area, you'll need to find a different route for the next few days.
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.
If you live in western Midland County, double-check your polling place before heading out because locations have shifted. Don't get caught off guard—look up your new spot now to make sure your vote actually counts.
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 county is moving to a single-vendor model for alcohol sales at the Horseshoe to improve safety, liability management, and revenue tracking.
Midland just dropped an interactive map that lets you peek at the city's future growth plans. It’s a quick way to see if your neighborhood is slated for new developments or zoning changes down the road.
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.
The county's annual financial audit ensures that taxpayer money is being tracked and spent correctly. A clean audit confirms that the county's financial reporting is accurate and transparent.
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.