We use cookies to understand how you use our site and improve your experience. You can choose which cookies to allow.
See our Privacy Policy and Terms.
Cleburne · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Cleburne public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The board is reviewing how the museum is performing financially and how many people are visiting. These updates help ensure the museum remains a vibrant part of the community.
Cleburne is ditching the age cap for new police recruits, opening the door for older career-changers to join the force. It’s a major shift that could help the department fill empty spots and bring more life experience to the streets.
Cleburne is blowing up with new construction, which is great for housing but could turn your daily commute into a nightmare. The city is scrambling to figure out how to keep up with the extra traffic and demand for public services.
The board is looking at funding for routine maintenance and updates to the taxiway and apron. Keeping these areas in good shape is vital for safety and attracting pilots to use our airport.
The Library Advisory Board is reviewing how well this year's summer reading program did and planning out September's Library Card Signup Month. These efforts help get more people through the doors and connect residents with library resources.
Cleburne’s city manager just walked out, and it sounds like internal fighting with city commissioners is to blame. This sudden exit could mean a total shift in the city's agenda and which projects actually get finished.
The board is looking at ways to keep the cemetery in good shape, including cleaning headstones and fixing up building exteriors like windows and gutters.
Cleburne is finally playing hardball with a local recycling plant that’s been a total nuisance for the neighborhood. The city is pushing for jail time for the owner to force them to clean up their act.