Houston Mayor John Whitmire secures $50 million grant for disaster relief, averts tax hike
In a surprising turn, Houston Mayor John Whitmire secured a $50 million grant from state leaders for disaster debris removal, preventing a proposed tax increase while addressing the city's pressing budget needs.
Houston City Council this week will consider delving more deeply into the spending of its controversial network of ...
The City of Houston has voted not to raise property taxes. The city council voted unanimously to keep the tax rate at ...
Mayor Whitmire announced the state was sending $50 million to derecho and Hurricane Beryl disaster-declared communities for ...
Four of the 16 Houston City Council members face an “uphill battle” in their effort to raise property taxes enough to cover a ...
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Houston City Councilmembers are divided over a proposed emergency, one-year property tax increase that would raise the city’s ...
Texas provides $50 million for Houston's post-storm recovery, allowing the city to avoid a proposed property tax hike.
After Governor Greg Abbott announced additional funds for storm recovery, including an expected $32 million for Houston, city ...
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The Houston Housing Authority's board called a special meeting to discuss appropriate actions regarding its CEO's employment.
Gov. Greg Abbott announced Oct. 9 the distribution of $50 million in funds to communities in Southeast Texas to help with ...
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Houston's credit outlook lowered to negative amid looming property tax decisionsFinancial groups are worried Houston is not receiving enough money and is taking on too much debt. One example they point to ...
Multiple Killeen city officials are expected to gain insight into successful municipality governance this week at the annual ...
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From now on until the end of the year, HPD will perform increased traffic surveillance downtown as part of a new initiative.
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