Ellis County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Ellis County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The county wants more say in where and how wind and solar farms are built to protect local land and resources.
TxDOT is planning to widen FM 1387, and they want to hear your thoughts before breaking ground. If you’re tired of sitting in traffic on your daily commute, now is the time to show up and voice your opinion on the project.
Rodney Anderson just snagged the city council seat, which is a pretty big deal for how things are run in Ellis County. This win flips the council's majority, meaning we’re likely to see some major changes in local policy soon.
A teenager was recently shot near Lake Grove Park and Coleman Elementary, sparking a police investigation. While officials say the area is safe now, it’s a wake-up call to keep your guard up in our local parks.
It’s primary election day in Ellis County, so make sure you head to the polls to have a say in who runs your local government. Don't get caught off guard—check your polling location and ballot info before you head out.
Commissioners are re-evaluating the county's vehicle leasing program to ensure taxpayer money is spent wisely. They decided to buy fewer trucks this time to save on costs and will review the program's effectiveness.
Waxahachie police are cracking down on youth curfew rules, so make sure your teens are home on time to avoid a run-in with the law. It’s a quick reminder that local ordinances are being actively enforced to keep kids off the streets late at night.
Ellis County’s ambulance provider just bailed on their contract, leaving the area without a primary emergency service. The county is currently scrambling to find a replacement, which could mean slower response times when you need help the most.