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Sherman · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Sherman public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The city is beginning the process of creating the budget for the next fiscal year. This will determine how taxpayer money is spent on city services and projects.
Big businesses in Sherman are getting a break on their water and sewer bills. The city council adjusted rates because these companies aren't using as much water as they used to, meaning they'll pay less.
Sherman voters, get ready to hit the polls this Tuesday! A city council seat is up for grabs, and your vote will decide who represents you.
The developer of the Hickory Hill neighborhood wants to change the zoning on remaining parcels from a restrictive 'park' designation to general commercial (C-1). Commissioners expressed concern about changing the rules after residents already bought homes, so they formed a subcommittee to negotiate a more specific plan.
That old motel in Sherman? It's not reopening anytime soon. The City Council voted no on the plan, so it's staying shut.
Big changes are coming to Sherman! A new supermarket and park are planned, but it means moving a local pond. This could shake up where you shop and hang out.
Get ready for some traffic jams, Sherman! TxDOT is replacing a major bridge, so expect detours and delays. Plan ahead to avoid the construction zone.
Tired of circling the block downtown? Sherman's exploring new ideas to make parking less of a headache, so you can actually get to the shops and restaurants you want to visit.
Sherman is cutting red tape to make building affordable housing a breeze. This move could open up more options for people struggling to find a place to live, whether they want to buy or rent.
Sherman is getting serious about motel compliance! Expect more surprise inspections and potential fines for places not meeting city standards. This means cleaner, safer stays for visitors.
Get ready for a trash day shake-up in Sherman! The city's adding a new truck to beef up waste management, meaning your pickup schedule might be changing soon. Stay tuned for the official word on your new trash day.
Police have blocked off Taylor Street near Highway 75 for a homicide investigation, so expect some major traffic headaches if you're driving near the Splash Aquatic Center this morning. It's best to steer clear of the area entirely to avoid getting stuck in the gridlock.
Sherman's upgrading its backbone with a new water tower and a vehicle service center. This means better water pressure for your home and more efficient city services overall.
Sherman's downtown is getting a much-needed makeover! A $150,000 contract has been approved to bring some fresh upgrades to the area, so get ready for a revitalized city center.
Heads up, Sherman residents! The City Council just updated rules for West Hill Cemetery. If you have family buried there, or plan to, you'll want to know what's changed.
Sherman's getting a huge new park! The City Council approved a massive 200-acre Greenway project, promising more space for outdoor activities and nature.
Get ready for better parks in Sherman! The city's rolling out phase two of park upgrades, meaning safer and more enjoyable spots for everyone.
Sherman is upgrading its water systems to handle the influx of new tech companies. While this might mean some construction headaches, it's aimed at ensuring a more dependable water supply for all residents.
A change order was approved for the Animal Services security fence and access control project, indicating ongoing improvements to city facilities.
Sherman's City Council has updated development guidelines. If you're a builder or just interested in local growth, pay attention to these new rules.
Sherman's getting a cool new neighborhood where your driveway is basically a runway! Pilots can live right next to their planes in this new 'fly-in' community that's officially moving forward.
Sherman's fire department is struggling to keep up with emergency calls in rural areas, and they're saying they can't afford it anymore. If a deal isn't made, you might have to wait longer for help to arrive when you need it most.
Sherman's City Council just approved selling alcohol at Veteran's Field. This move could pave the way for minor league baseball and bring more entertainment to the city.
Get ready for a much smoother commute! Sherman is planning a major push for road repairs in 2025, meaning those annoying potholes might finally be a thing of the past.
Sherman is jacking up water rates, but only for the big industrial players. The city claims it's to pay for much-needed infrastructure upgrades. So, will this mean higher bills for the rest of us?
Sherman's new 6 miles of mountain bike trails are a hit, bringing in riders from all over the DFW area. It's a big win for outdoor enthusiasts looking for some new trails to explore.
Sherman's got a shiny new wastewater treatment plant, and it cost a pretty penny! This upgrade is a huge step for keeping our water clean and our city running smoothly.
Big news for Sherman's Pecan Grove! Fire Station #3 is getting a much-needed renovation. This upgrade will give our firefighters better facilities, ultimately boosting our community's safety.
The city is cracking down on hotels that allow long-term residents, which has been linked to higher crime rates.
Sherman's City Council met recently, and it was a big one! Lots of residents turned out to voice their opinions on important city matters. Stay tuned to see what decisions were made.
Big news for Sherman! A new hotel and conference center is coming, which means more people visiting and more events happening right here in town.
Sherman got crushed by a massive tornado—the third deadliest in Texas history—forcing the city into a massive, expensive rebuilding mode.
Sherman's Pecan Grove East Park is getting a major upgrade with a new all-inclusive playground! This means kids of all abilities will finally have a place to play together.
Water pressure issues in Sherman are officially over! Crews finished up valve repairs, so you can finally take that long shower again without any worries.
The city renewed its contract for body cameras and in-car video systems, enhancing law enforcement capabilities.
That Sherman motel that got shut down is still closed. They tried to get their business permit back, but the city council denied their request, meaning they can't reopen anytime soon.
Heads up, Sherman! A massive $400 million hospital is on its way. This could be a game-changer for local jobs and the quality of healthcare you receive.
Get ready for some construction! Sherman is dropping $12 million to beef up roads, water, and sewer lines to make way for a new H-E-B grocery store.
Sherman's City Council has chosen a new acting city manager. This person will be running the city's daily operations, so it's a pretty big deal for how things get done around here.
Sherman's new city services app is here to make your life easier! Need to report a pothole or find out about a city event? This app is your one-stop shop for all things Sherman, right on your phone.
Sherman's City Hall is temporarily relocating! While the main building gets renovated, services will be available at a new spot. Plan ahead for your visits!
Sherman's city council just approved annexing over 200 acres of land. This move is all about making room for new development and shaping the future growth of the city.
Sherman's new City Hall is almost ready to open! Get a sneak peek at the impressive new building that's been under construction.
Good news for Sherman commuters! The new Taylor Street bridge over US 75 is now open. Get ready for less traffic and a quicker drive.
Great news, Sherman! The boil water advisory has been lifted, meaning your tap water is safe to drink again. No more worrying about whether your water is safe for cooking or brushing your teeth.
Texas Instruments is closing its Sherman plant, and that's a big deal for local jobs and the economy. Get ready for some economic shifts as the city figures out how to move forward.
Your current city council member is staying put! Sherman voters decided to re-elect the incumbent, meaning things will likely stay the same at City Hall for the next term.
Two execs are finally admitting they defrauded the City of Sherman. After two failed trials, they've decided to plead guilty, likely saving taxpayers more money on further legal battles.
A sewage spill in Sherman caused a real mess, flooding a parking lot and shutting off water to some local businesses. Talk about a bad day for everyone involved!
Great news, Sherman! You can stop stressing about your water bill. The city has lifted the request for residents to cut back on water usage, so things are back to normal.