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Ellis County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Ellis County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Waxahachie just hired Michael Scott as the new city manager. He’s taking the wheel on daily operations, so keep an eye on his name as he starts shaping local policy.
Ellis County is finally building a new animal shelter in the northern part of the county to take the pressure off our overcrowded facilities. It’s a much-needed upgrade that will help get more pets off the streets and into safe spaces.
Ellis County is keeping tabs on local COVID-19 data to help you decide when to play it safe. It’s a quick way to stay updated so you can plan your week without worrying about unexpected health risks.
The SPCA is pulling out of Ellis County, leaving us without a clear plan for handling stray animals. We need to watch how the county fills this gap before our local shelters become overwhelmed.
Ellis County is exploding in size, and it’s starting to show in our gridlocked commutes and packed classrooms. Expect your neighborhood to look a lot different soon as the city scrambles to keep up with the influx of new residents.
Methodist Health just finished vaccinating a huge group of our local first responders. It’s a big win for keeping our emergency crews healthy so they can actually show up when we need them.
Waxahachie residents are hitting the streets to call out racial inequality and demand that city leaders finally address long-standing community divisions. It’s a clear signal that the status quo isn't cutting it anymore and the city needs to have some tough conversations about equity.
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.
Need to clear out your garage? Waxahachie is letting residents dump extra junk for free from May 5th to May 9th, so you can finally get rid of that clutter without paying a dime.
City, county, and school leaders are teaming up on August 25th to give us the lowdown on upcoming projects and where our tax money is going. It’s a rare chance to see all the local decision-makers in one room and get the real scoop on what's changing in Ennis.