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Friendswood · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Friendswood public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Council will consider a new three-year agreement with the Friendswood Volunteer Fire Department to maintain vital emergency and rescue services.
The city is considering changing fence rules after a resident built a fence without a permit. Commissioners are worried that making exceptions for specific streets will lead to unfair, inconsistent rules across the city.
The committee is reviewing the Friendswood City Charter to determine if any changes or updates are needed, which could eventually lead to ballot measures for voters. This process shapes the fundamental rules and governance of the city.
Friendswood is building a new City Center packed with a hotel, shops, and restaurants to give the area a major upgrade. It’s a push to keep your money local and create a new go-to spot for hanging out.
The race is on for the upcoming Friendswood city council elections, and candidate filing is officially open. It’s time to see who’s stepping up to represent your neighborhood and mark your calendar to vote.
Friendswood’s latest election results are in, keeping some familiar faces while bringing in new blood by a hair. These winners are now in the driver's seat for big decisions on local taxes and how we handle drainage issues moving forward.
Friendswood’s city council race is heating up, and the candidates are finally tackling the stuff that actually matters: flooding and over-development. If you’re tired of traffic or worried about your property during storm season, now is the time to pay attention to who’s running.
A Friendswood police officer is currently suspended while the city audits over 200 of her past cases. This could trigger a massive legal mess, potentially forcing the city to revisit or even retry dozens of criminal convictions.
Election season is officially here in Friendswood, and it’s time to figure out who’s running for City Council Position 5. Check out the candidate Q&As to see how their plans for the city actually affect your daily commute and local services.
The city is organizing its annual Independence Day events, including a breakfast, parade, and evening program. These events are vital for community spirit and require significant volunteer effort.