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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Nueces County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Veteran Suicide Awareness and Prevention Partnership
The county partnered with the VA to install 988 crisis line signs in county parks and public spaces to support veteran mental health.
Public Hearing
Nueces County is hosting a public hearing to give residents a direct voice on upcoming local decisions that could impact their neighborhoods. It is a quick and straightforward chance to see what city leaders are planning and make your opinion heard.
Building Department Public Hearing
The Port Aransas Building Department is hosting a public hearing about local construction rules and development projects. It's your prime opportunity to speak up about changes that could alter the look and feel of your neighborhood.
Public Health District Quarterly Update
The Public Health District reported on expanded satellite clinic hours, mobile outreach, Narcan vending machine installations, and wellness programs for seniors and children.
Public Health Leadership
Nueces County just brought in a new health director to run the show for our local public health policies. This person will be the main decision-maker for how we handle everything from routine health services to emergency medical crises.
Building Department Regulations
Nueces County is hosting a public hearing on May 12 to discuss building department rules and operations. If you have any plans to renovate your home or want to sound off on local construction red tape, this is your prime opportunity to speak up.
Public Health Mandate
Nueces County is hitting the brakes on all elective surgeries to make sure hospitals have enough room for emergency patients. If you had a non-urgent procedure on the books, you’ll need to call your doctor to reschedule.
Public Health Reporting
Nueces County is finally breaking down COVID-19 data by zip code, so you can see exactly how the virus is moving through your own neighborhood. They’re also building a new predictive model to help us get ahead of the infection curve.