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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 pulling back the curtain on property taxes to show you exactly where your paycheck is going. This guide helps you track how your tax dollars are being divvied up across local services.
Lubbock City Council just greenlit a new budget that comes with a slight bump in your property taxes. It’s a trade-off meant to fund city services, so it’s worth keeping an eye on how your tax dollars are being put to work.
Lubbock residents are trying to force an 18-month timeout on new data center construction. If they gather enough signatures, you'll get a direct vote on whether to pump the brakes on this industry's local expansion.
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.
A recent standoff near Lubbock turned deadly, leaving one officer dead and four others injured. This tragedy is sparking a serious conversation about whether our local police have the right training and backup to handle high-stakes emergencies.
Ever wonder who's actually on the other end of the line when you dial 9-1-1? We’re taking a look at the high-pressure world of Lubbock’s emergency dispatchers and the mental grit it takes to handle our city's toughest calls.
Heads up: Lubbock city and school board elections are happening tomorrow, but polling locations have changed. Double-check the official list before you head out so you don't waste a trip.
Lubbock is launching new mental health initiatives to make it easier for you and your neighbors to get the support you need. It’s a major push to fix gaps in local care and get resources where they actually matter.
The county is tightening rules on game rooms to improve safety and enforcement. New rules limit hours and require doors to stay unlocked during business hours.