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Lubbock County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Lubbock County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Lubbock County is weighing whether to renovate or completely overhaul the Expo Center to host bigger and better events. It’s a major project that could change the local entertainment scene, so it's worth tracking the upcoming commissioner meetings.
The county is supporting the nomination of the Mahon Federal Building to the National Register of Historic Places, recognizing its 50-year history.
Lubbock just earned 'Film-Friendly' status, meaning we're officially open for business to movie and TV crews. This move is designed to bring more production dollars into our local economy and put our city on the big screen.
Lubbock is considering a massive 936-acre data center project that could completely transform the city's northeast side. It’s a major test of how we balance tech-driven economic growth with local land-use planning.
The county is adding a 'Fraud Notify' system to help residents catch potential property fraud early. It won't stop fraud from happening, but it will alert owners if a document is filed under their name.
Lubbock leaders are deciding whether to renovate or replace our aging Civic Center and Expo Center. This choice will define the city's event scene for decades and directly affect how your tax dollars are spent.
Lubbock is considering moving the County Expo Center to a new downtown spot, which would completely change how we host big events. It’s a massive project that will likely reshape the city's core and impact how your tax money is prioritized.