Mission · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Mission public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Mission's city leaders just approved the huge El Milagro development, paving the way for major growth and changes in the city. This project is set to reshape the local landscape.
Get ready for more jobs! A Mexican company is investing a whopping $50 million in Mission, Texas, and creating 70 new positions. This is a major boost for the local economy.
Is the city messing with the Texas Citrus Fiesta? One councilmember says nope, but there's definitely some chatter about behind-the-scenes drama impacting this beloved event.
Mission just put a new smoking ban in place, and it's changing where people can smoke. You'll want to know the new rules so you don't get caught breaking them.
The city is moving forward with a project to improve drainage in the Astroland area. This is funded by a grant, but part of the work depends on further approvals.
The permit for Lola Food Truck was renewed, with a clarification that any future sale of the business would require a new permit application.
Mission's City Council is secretly interviewing candidates for the top legal job, the City Attorney. This could shake things up for how the city handles all its legal business.
Mission's City Council has a new face! Marissa Ortega Gerlach was sworn in, meaning fresh perspectives are now part of the decision-making process for our city.
Mission's Texas Citrus Fiesta is getting a makeover! City Council and the festival board met to hash out plans for the upcoming event. Get ready for some changes!
Mission's City Manager, Mike Perez, might be on the move! The City Council is considering a reassignment, which could signal a shift in how the city is run.
Mission's City Council is hitting the brakes on police union contract talks. The union wanted to start bargaining, but the council said 'not yet,' leaving the future of police pay and benefits up in the air.
Mission is dealing with a cyberattack, and they've declared it a disaster! This could mess with city services, so stay tuned for news on how it might impact your daily life.
Mission's city computers got hacked! They're asking the state for help to get things back online. This could mess with city services, so stay tuned.
Mission, Texas is in a state of emergency after a cyberattack crippled their government computer systems. This means city services could be seriously disrupted, impacting residents' daily lives.
Mission's city attorney has resigned, leaving a big question mark over city hall operations. This unexpected departure could shake things up and potentially lead to changes in how legal matters are handled.
Mission just made history by electing its first female mayor, Norie Gonzalez Garza! This marks a significant shift in the city's leadership landscape.
Mission's got a new mayor! Norie Gonzalez Garza clinched the win in the latest election, meaning a fresh face and new ideas are heading to city hall.
Mission's got a new City Manager! This person will be calling the shots on all the day-to-day operations, so it's a pretty important hire for the city's future.
Mission just appointed Randy Perez as their interim city manager. This means a new leader is in charge, and they'll be steering the ship for city operations.