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Austin · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Austin public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Austin just cut a massive $95 million from its budget, and the axe is falling hard on parks and services for the homeless. Get ready for fewer park programs and less support for those struggling to find housing.
Austin's City Manager is starting up budget talks again. This is your chance to tell them how you want your tax money used.
Austin's City Council has approved the budget for the next two years. This means your tax money will be allocated differently, so get ready for some shifts in city services and projects.
Austin voters said 'no' to Prop Q, a plan that would have changed how the city spends its money. Now, the City Council is exploring other options to get a better handle on the budget.
Austin's big I-35 project is stalled because they can't find the money for the cap decks. City leaders are scrambling to figure out how to pay for it, so expect some tough budget decisions ahead.
Austin's City Council is throwing its support behind six affordable housing projects. This move is all about helping them snag federal cash, which could mean more affordable homes for folks in the city.
Numerous contracts were approved for various city services, including Austin Energy operations, fleet maintenance, IT equipment, and emergency management support.
Austin's cultural funding list for 2026 is out! If you're curious about which local arts organizations snagged a piece of the pie, you'll want to see who got the green light.
The committee reviewed a memo about requests for federal funding for community projects and other legislative developments. This is about securing resources for the city and staying informed on policy.
Get ready, Austin! City Council is starting to talk about whether we should prepare for air taxis, like flying cars, to become a reality here. It's still early days, but they're looking into what it would take to make it happen.