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Bell County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Bell County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Bell County is bracing for a massive influx of eclipse tourists by declaring a state of emergency to keep things running smoothly. Expect major traffic jams and a potential strain on local 911 services while the crowds are in town.
Bell County's 911 response times just slowed down by two seconds, which might not sound like much but is a red flag for public safety. The county is now scrambling to figure out how to fix these delays before they get worse.
Winter weather is wreaking havoc on city schedules today, so don't bother dragging your trash to the curb just yet. Check your city's website before you head out to make sure offices are actually open.
Morgan’s Point Resort is leveling up its fire department with new gear funded by a grant and is officially on the hunt for a new city manager. It’s a big transition period for the town as they look for fresh leadership to steer the ship.
Belton just declared a state of emergency after Winter Storm Fern left a mess behind. This move is basically a green light to get state and federal cash to help pay for the cleanup and repairs.
Bell County is swapping out eight old police cruisers for a fresh fleet. It’s a standard equipment refresh, but it’s a good reminder to keep an eye on how the city spends your tax money on public safety.
Belton is kicking off a new emergency training program this September to help you learn how to handle local disasters. It’s a solid chance to pick up some life-saving skills and help keep your block safe.
Bell County is teaming up with Salado Fire to cut down on emergency wait times. It’s a smart move to make sure help actually gets to your door faster when there's an emergency.