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Over Half of First $120 Million Road Bond Funds Committed to Projects Across Montgomery County

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Over Half of First $120 Million Road Bond Funds Committed to Projects Across Montgomery County

Montgomery County officials have already allocated more than half of the first $120 million road bond issuance, with nearly $70 million committed to projects across all four precincts. The county is preparing for its next round of funding as early as 2026.

Conroe Ballot Proposals Could Reshape City Government Structure

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Conroe Ballot Proposals Could Reshape City Government Structure

On November 4, residents of Conroe will vote on 15 proposed revisions to the city charter, which would be the first update since 2014. These amendments have the potential to reshape the way in which local government functions.

Majority of Texans Back Military and Police Deployment to the U.S.-Mexico Border

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Majority of Texans Back Military and Police Deployment to the U.S.-Mexico Border

Nearly 60% of Texans support using both state and local law enforcement and U.S. military troops to secure the southern border and combat illegal immigration, according to a new statewide poll.

Conroe Voters to Weigh Major Government Overhaul, 14 Other Charter Changes

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Conroe Voters to Weigh Major Government Overhaul, 14 Other Charter Changes

Conroe voters face 15 propositions on the November ballot, the first potential charter update since 2014. The amendments address city operations, debt limits, and quorum rules, highlighted by a proposal to adopt a council-city manager form of government.

Conroe Delays Vote on Protest Permit Rule Amid First Amendment Pushback

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Conroe Delays Vote on Protest Permit Rule Amid First Amendment Pushback

The Conroe City Council postponed a proposed ordinance requiring protesters to obtain permits and pay fees for large gatherings, following public backlash over concerns it would restrict free speech.

Conroe Voters to Decide Whether to Restructure City Government

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Conroe Voters to Decide Whether to Restructure City Government

Beginning on November 4, voters in Conroe will have the opportunity to vote on fifteen different charter amendments, one of which proposes transferring power from elected officials to an appointed city manager.

Politics and Government

Over Half of First $120 Million Road Bond Funds Committed to Projects Across Montgomery County

Conroe Ballot Proposals Could Reshape City Government Structure

Majority of Texans Back Military and Police Deployment to the U.S.-Mexico Border

Conroe Voters to Weigh Major Government Overhaul, 14 Other Charter Changes

Conroe Delays Vote on Protest Permit Rule Amid First Amendment Pushback

Conroe Voters to Decide Whether to Restructure City Government

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