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Brownsville · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Brownsville public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
A resident advocate requested more funding and staff for animal control, citing high numbers of pending service calls and spay/neuter requests.
Someone shot guns right outside a Brownsville city commissioner's house, and local police are on the case. It's a pretty wild security breach that hits right at home for our city's elected leaders.
The city is planning to recognize Fraud Awareness Month in November to help employees and residents learn how to spot and report fraud.
Brownsville's police department is growing! Eight new officers just joined the force, and they'll be hitting the streets soon. More police presence means a safer community, right?
The city is upgrading its court system to handle code enforcement cases locally instead of sending them to the county, which should speed up the process.
Downtown Brownsville is getting a new public safety ordinance focused on the Pablo Kisel bar area. The goal is to curb issues and make the popular spot safer for everyone.