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Burleson · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Burleson public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The council is set to approve a negotiated settlement with Atmos Energy to adjust gas utility rates across the system.
Leaders will review ongoing capital projects to ensure infrastructure keeps pace with Burleson's rapid growth.
A worker got seriously hurt on a cell tower, leading to a massive power outage for 5,000 Burleson residents. Firefighters had to rescue the worker, causing the blackout. Power is mostly restored now, but it was a chaotic situation.
The board approved a $28,000 budget increase to cover park maintenance costs associated with a partnership with BISA. This is a 'pass-through' budget item where the city collects revenue from BISA and spends it on the required maintenance.
The city is looking to create a new drainage utility system, which will likely lead to new fees on your utility bill to help manage stormwater.
A resident reported frequent speeding on Vaden Avenue near the police station and requested traffic calming measures like speed strips.
Burleson just hired a new city manager to run the show behind the scenes. Since this person calls the shots on daily operations, keep an eye out for changes in how the city tackles your local priorities.
The city is updating its rules to comply with state law, making it easier for people to work from home without needing extra city permits.
The city is looking to renew its partnership with the school district to keep 11 officers in local schools for the next year.
The city is checking if our sewer system can keep up with all the new homes and businesses being built. It's important to make sure we don't outgrow our pipes.
Get ready for beer and wine at the Burleson youth sports complex! The city council just approved alcohol sales, and parents are divided on whether it's a good idea.