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Cleburne city officials are reassessing their approach to addressing public safety infrastructure needs after voters rejected a bond measure on Tuesday, though they maintain the requirement for upgraded police, fire, and court facilities will become increasingly urgent as the city grows.
Cleburne's city administrative offices and municipal facilities will be closed on Wednesday, November 11th for Veterans Day.
Cleburne's Planning and Zoning Commission has released its agenda for a November 9th meeting.
Johnson County has released polling locations organized by precinct for Election Day voting.
More than 33,000 Johnson County voters cast ballots during the first week of early voting, according to the Cleburne Times-Review.
Brooke Clifton, Cleburne's city risk manager, has been recognized with an All-Star Award after 14 years of service in a behind-the-scenes role supporting municipal operations.
Johnson County Commissioners Court will convene Monday morning at the Cleburne courthouse to consider proclamations and county projects on their agenda.
Early voting opens Monday in Johnson County for the November 3 general election, featuring races for U.S. Senate, governor, and various state and local offices.
Early voting opens Monday in Johnson County for the November 3 general election, featuring races for U.S. Senate, governor, and various state and local positions.
Cleburne has received a state award recognizing its planning and community development efforts.
Johnson County Commissioners will meet Tuesday morning to discuss tobacco restrictions and subcourthouse expansion plans among other proposals.
Cleburne will implement an enhanced water disinfection process lasting 30 days to improve water quality and safety for residents.
Cleburne has launched an interactive dashboard allowing residents to track ongoing and upcoming infrastructure work on streets, water systems, and wastewater facilities across the city.
A city secretary from Cleburne has been elected president of the Texas Municipal Clerks Association, a statewide professional organization for municipal clerks and city secretaries.
Cleburne voters will decide on Proposition A in a November 3 bond election to fund a public safety facility, with early voting starting October 19 and detailed information available online.
State and county officials have recognized the work of the local historical commission for its efforts in preserving and promoting regional history.
Cleburne city officials and public safety leadership held a town hall at the Cleburne Conference Center to discuss a public safety bond proposal, though attendance was limited.
Cleburne City Council approved a reduced property tax rate for the fiscal year beginning October 1, marking a decrease from the current year's rate.
Cleburne is directing additional funding toward downtown development projects to spur economic growth and community investment in the area.
Cleburne Mayor Derek Weathers issued three proclamations this week recognizing significant American events and figures, with city council members in attendance.
Johnson County Commissioners have adopted a resolution regarding data center development in the area. The move reflects local government action on a significant economic development initiative.
Cleburne city offices will shut down on Monday, September 7th for the Labor Day holiday.
Cleburne is opening a new municipal service center on August 24 to streamline customer interactions with city government. The facility will consolidate services to make it more convenient for residents to handle city business.
A group voiced support for Sheriff King during a Commissioners Court meeting in Cleburne, according to reporting from the local Times-Review.