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Killeen council, P&Z to hold joint meeting on data centers, short-term rentals (opens the original)
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Killeenâs City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a joint meeting Monday to discuss priorities, communication and amendments to zoning ordinances, particularly around data centers and short-term rentals. The meeting will take place at the Utility Collections Conference Room, 210 W. Ave. C, at 5 p.m. There are no details on the council agenda about the specifics of these discussions. However, both data center regulation and short-term rentals have been discussed at the Killeen
Democrat Richardson believes Buckley’s voting record is ‘not good for Bell County’ (opens the original)
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Democrat Dawn Richardson, who is running against incumbent Republican Brad Buckley for District 54, told KDH News in an interview last week that she is prioritizing getting education âback on track.â Richardson, who has decades of experience in education herself, said there needs to be more funding for public schools âso that we can keep and hire good educators.â âWeâve allowed too many outside interests into our public education,â she said. âIf you think about it, we are the onl
Buckley touts record as reason residents should vote for him (opens the original)
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State Rep. Brad Buckley, R-Salado, touted his record as a reason residents should reelect him for House District 54 on Nov. 3. Buckley, a veterinarian who works in Killeen, said he believes he has a proven track record, since he is in his fourth term as a Texas representative, and that he is âreally proud of the work that Iâve been able to do for this district and for Texas.â Some of the perceived accomplishments he listed as an example included securing a $2 million appropriation for a mi
I give the city manager candidate who fainted an A-plus for effort (opens the original)
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I did not anticipate having somebody I was about to interview collapse in front of my eyes, but that really did happen last week. The past week was a very big one for people interested in the city of Killeenâs government and how it functions â especially when I actually got to meet the four candidates that will potentially replace City Manager Kent Cagle, who leaves Oct. 9. I could not say which of the four candidates â Christopher Whittaker, Marie Peoples, Joseph Lessard and Eric Garretty
Choosing Killeen's next leader: City manager finalists are ‘evenly split’ among residents, city staff, council member says (opens the original)
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Killeen Mayor Joseph Solomon said Thursday, the day after the council went into closed sessions to interview the four finalists for the Killeen city manager job, that there were no updates and the council was still âin consideration.â The finalists for the position are Christopher Whittaker, Marie Peoples, Joseph Lessard and Eric Garretty, all of whom have decades of municipal government experience, but will potentially be taking on a bigger challenge if they are hired to be the city manager
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