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Ellis County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Ellis County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Ellis County is looking to bump up property taxes by 12% to fund a larger government footprint. It’s a controversial move, and officials are asking residents to weigh in before the budget is locked in.
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.
The county is spending money to renovate the courthouse to better handle jury trials. This is being paid for by specific court fees, not general tax dollars.
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.
Big tech is quietly snapping up land in Ellis County for massive data centers before the public even knows what's happening. It’s a major transparency issue that could permanently change our rural landscape without any real community input.
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.
Ellis County is blowing up with new housing and people, which means your daily commute is about to get a lot more crowded. The city is scrambling to upgrade roads and infrastructure to keep up with all the new construction.
County Judge Todd Little announced he is resigning in May to lead the North Central Texas Council of Governments, prompting the county to start a public application process to pick his replacement.