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Rowlett · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Rowlett public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
A massive sewer line break in Rowlett is causing major headaches, forcing businesses to shut down for months. This isn't just an inconvenience; it's hitting local commerce hard and the city's got a big repair job ahead.
Rowlett residents, get ready to hit the polls on May 6th! There are some big propositions and bond issues up for a vote that could shape the city's future. Make sure you're informed before you cast your ballot.
Rowlett's code enforcement is stepping in to help tornado victims by mowing their overgrown lawns. It's a thoughtful move to ease the burden on residents still recovering from the storm's damage.
Rowlett's mayor just dropped the annual State of the City speech, showing off all the fresh growth and new investments happening right in our backyard. If you live here, it's basically a quick update on where our town is heading next.
Rowlett's in a legal battle! Two ex-employees are suing the city for harassment, and Rowlett's asking a judge to throw the case out. Wonder how this will play out.
Big news for Rowlett! Federal and state teams are assessing storm damage, which could mean crucial aid is coming your way to help with recovery. Keep an eye out for updates on potential assistance.
Rowlett residents are fuming over plans to build a new city hall and municipal complex right in the middle of a popular park. Get ready for some serious pushback as people fight to save their green space!
The Sapphire Bay project is officially stalled, and the city is stepping in. This default could change everything for the massive development planned on Lake Ray Hubbard.
A Rowlett daycare is suing the city after a sewage backup flooded their property. This lawsuit could mean big costs for taxpayers if the city has to pay out damages.
A Rowlett church is accusing the city of religious discrimination over a fight about where to set up early voting stations. They feel their faith is being unfairly targeted by the city's decisions.
Rowlett's only early voting location, a church, is in hot water. The city claims its permit was a mistake, potentially shutting it down and making it harder for folks to cast their ballots before the election.
Former Rowlett Mayor, John Neely, is facing sexual harassment allegations and is blaming former employees. This situation has created a lot of drama and controversy within the city government.
Former Rowlett employees are suing the city, alleging they were sexually harassed and then faced retaliation for reporting it. This lawsuit could lead to significant financial and legal consequences for the city.