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Garland · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Garland public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Garland's changing how they handle code violations, like overgrown lawns. Instead of criminal court, they're switching to a civil system starting in September 2026, aiming to make things quicker and more about fixing problems than slapping fines.
Garland's getting a new accessibility committee to make the city easier for people with disabilities to get around and enjoy. This means more inclusive spaces and better access to city services for everyone.
Garland is tightening the reins on short-term rentals like Airbnb. New rules are coming down the pike to address resident concerns about these properties.
Garland's getting a shiny new fire station and a revamped rec center, all funded by a voter-approved bond. This means faster fire response and a better place to work out and hang out.
Garland is apparently drowning in debt, according to a new report. We're ranked as the city struggling the most with debt in the nation. Yikes!
Garland's city council has decided to cancel a telehealth contract after residents voiced their concerns. It looks like the council is taking community feedback seriously this time around.
Garland is taking a big step by making telehealth a public utility for everyone by 2026. This means getting medical help online will be as easy as turning on your tap, making healthcare way more accessible.