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Plano · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Plano public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Plano's gearing up for a major 2026, focusing on big projects like attracting the Dallas Stars, figuring out public transit with DART, and fixing up roads. It's all about making Plano an even better place to live and work.
Plano's dropping some key updates you need to know! We're talking about Parks & Rec Month fun, important water meter work, and the latest from City Council. Don't miss out on what's happening in your city!
Plano is planning to install two new public art pieces to honor local hero Ross Perot. These installations will celebrate his life and contributions to the community.
Plano city council is delaying a decision on a new rideshare contract. They claim negotiations are getting 'more focused,' which could lead to better deals or services for local Uber and Lyft users.
Plano's city buildings and services are closed due to icy weather. Don't get caught out – check online or call before you make a trip!
Plano just snagged two old elementary schools, Davis and Forman. Now the big question is what the city plans to do with all that newly acquired real estate.
Plano's on the fence about leaving DART, but a new proposal might keep them in the fold. This could mean big changes for your commute and how your tax money is used.
Plano's mayor just laid out the city's wins and future game plan in the State of the City address. Think big projects and growth – it's all about where Plano is headed next.
Heads up, Plano! Your water and sewer bills are about to get pricier. The city's hiking rates to pay for much-needed infrastructure work, so expect your monthly bills to climb.
Plano is cracking down on short-term rentals like Airbnb starting August 1st. If you're renting out your home or using these services, you'll need to know the new rules.
Get ready for drone deliveries in Plano! The city council is considering a plan to allow these flying couriers, which could speed up your package arrivals. They're still figuring out the best way to make it happen safely and efficiently.