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Midlothian · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Midlothian public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Midlothian’s county budget is currently in flux after officials realized they miscalculated tax revenue estimates. This could mean tighter belts for local services or potential changes to your tax bill down the road.
Midlothian is landing a massive $500 million data center that promises to bring high-tech jobs and a serious boost to the city's tax revenue. It’s a major win for the local economy that puts the city on the map for future tech investment.
A big developer just bought up a bunch of land near the new Google data center, which means Midlothian is about to see a massive wave of new construction. Expect the area to transform quickly as more commercial projects break ground.
Midlothian’s City Council is hosting a public hearing on August 22, and it’s your best shot to speak up about what’s happening in town. Make sure to check the agenda beforehand so you know exactly which local policies are on the table.
Midlothian is finally getting a new animal shelter thanks to a $15 million donation from Compass Datacenters. This fills the massive gap left when the SPCA shut down, giving our local rescues a real place to operate again.
Midlothian is finally getting a new Lowe’s off Highway 67, which means you won't have to drive as far for home improvement supplies. It’s a clear sign that the city is expanding and attracting more retail options to the area.
Midlothian is booming, which is why you're seeing more construction and feeling the extra traffic on your daily commute. These new projections confirm the city is expanding rapidly, changing the local landscape faster than many expected.
Midlothian officials just signed off on the look of the new El Primo restaurant, meaning the project is officially moving forward. You can expect to see them opening up shop sometime in 2023.
Midlothian is installing Flock license plate-reading cameras across town to help police track vehicles. While the city says it’s all about catching criminals, some residents are worried about what this means for our personal privacy.
Midlothian is rolling out seasonal water restrictions on June 1 to keep our supply steady. Check the new schedule now so you don't accidentally rack up a fine while keeping your lawn green.
Midlothian just officially declared itself a 'Sanctuary City for the Unborn,' setting a firm legal stance on local reproductive policy. This move marks a significant shift in how the city handles reproductive health issues moving forward.
Midlothian city council members are pushing for a pay raise, claiming their current workload warrants a bigger paycheck. It’s a controversial move since they’re the ones voting on their own salary, so keep an eye on where your tax dollars are going.
Midlothian is asking residents to limit lawn watering to the overnight hours of 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. to keep our water supply stable during this heatwave. It’s a simple shift to help prevent a bigger shortage later on.
Midlothian’s City Council just shot down a proposal to ban abortion locally, so the status quo remains in place for now. There won't be any new city-level restrictions on the books following this vote.
Midlothian is leveling up with a brand-new park and tighter security at local schools. It’s a solid move to make the city safer and more fun for families living here.
Midlothian’s local election is heating up, and candidate Ed Gardner is laying out his platform on the issues that actually impact your day-to-day. Check out this Q&A to see if his priorities align with what you want to see changed in town.
Midlothian is dealing with a spike in industrial pollution that’s got locals worried about the air they’re breathing. It’s a big deal because it could have long-term effects on everyone’s health and the city's overall vibe.
Midlothian is looking for a new city council member after a tragic car accident left a seat empty. The city will need to decide quickly whether to hold a special election or appoint someone to fill the gap.