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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Richland Hills public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Cecil Drive street reconstruction
The city awarded the contract to rebuild Cecil Drive, a 2023 bond-funded street project. Construction could start almost immediately, with contractors required to notify residents and post project contact information.
Citywide street conditions and paving priorities
The city's street resurfacing program for next fiscal year was up for discussion, including pricing and timing. Residents on rough streets have a direct interest.
Five-Year Capital Improvement Program
Staff presented a five-year roadmap for streets, water and sewer, drainage, parks and facilities, asking the council to shape priorities and funding assumptions before final approvals.
Ending the Real Time Transport Program
The council was scheduled to consider ending the city-subsidized Real Time Transport ride program once current funding runs out. Riders who depend on the subsidized service would lose it after closeout.
Glenview street project possibly paused
The Glenview reconstruction could cost $5 million in city funds; the city manager asked whether a cheaper mill-and-overlay could work instead while revenues are weak.