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Bell County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Bell County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The votes are officially in for Bell and Williamson counties, and the results are set to change how our local government operates. Check the final tallies to see which new leaders and policies will be impacting your daily life.
Election season is officially here in Bell County, and it's time to figure out who's on your ballot. Check out this guide to get the lowdown on local candidates before you head to the polls.
Patrick Patterson is running for Justice of the Peace in Bell County's Precinct 1, leaning on his deep local roots to win over voters. If you live in the area, this race is worth watching because it determines who handles your local judicial matters.
Early voting for the March 3 primaries is officially open in Bell County. You've got until February 27 to get your ballot in and help decide who represents us at the local and state levels.
Election season is officially kicking off in Belton, and the window to file for City Council or school board seats is now open. If you’ve ever wanted to have a say in how our city or schools are run, now is your chance to get on the May 2 ballot.
The Morgan’s Point Resort City Council just wrapped up their December meeting. It’s worth a quick look at the official minutes to see if any new policies or tax changes are coming to your street.
Belton’s mayor is stepping down from the top job, but he’s sticking around to serve as a regular city council member. It’s a major leadership shakeup that will shift how the city council operates moving forward.