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League City · issues
Topics getting the most attention in League City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Get ready, League City! A massive $1.96 billion Grand Parkway project is on the way, and local businesses are buzzing about the potential for more customers and new growth.
League City council is putting the brakes on a new gas station permit after neighbors raised concerns. It looks like folks are worried about increased traffic and potential noise.
Get ready, League City shoppers! Your favorite vendor market is being forced to move from its current location. This means a new spot for local vendors and a change of scenery for shoppers.
League City voters had their say on May 2nd, with Dickinson's Proposition B passing with flying colors. However, other local propositions didn't fare as well, showing a mixed bag of results across the region.
League City cops are now officially teaming up with ICE, thanks to a unanimous city council vote. This means local police will be working more closely with federal immigration agents, so things might look a little different around town.
Tired of the constant roar of I-45? League City residents living nearby are fed up with the noise pollution and are pushing the city to finally build that sound wall they were promised. They just want some peace and quiet!
League City is now officially a 'Tourism Friendly Texas Community'! This designation means the city is doing a great job attracting visitors, which could lead to more business and fun events for residents.
League City police are now teaming up with federal immigration agents. This partnership could lead to more deportations, sparking debate about whether this is the best use of local resources.
League City is cracking down on boat living. New rules mean you'll need a special permit to actually live on your boat in a marina.
League City is facing backlash over its use of AI to improve mug shots. Critics are raising concerns about privacy and whether the technology is truly suitable for law enforcement applications.