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GLENN HEIGHTS – The Glenn Heights Citizens Police Advisory Committee (CPAC) held their july meeting on Monday night and elected their executive officers. The meeting produced a lively discussion between…
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The Glenn Heights City Council is scheduled to consider authorizing an independent audit and financial consulting firm to review the City’s financial operations during its meeting Tuesday night. The proposal,…
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The Glenn Heights City Council is scheduled to consider whether the City should implement Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) technology during its meeting on Tuesday, July 7. The proposal appears…
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The Glenn Heights City Council is expected to consider final approval of the Aura Glenn Heights apartment development Tuesday, bringing back a project that sparked neighborhood concerns during public hearings…
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Hundreds of pages of Glenn Heights utility records show Glenn Heights’ Water Infrastructure remains operational, but long-term planning will be critical as nearly 9,200 new residents are expected through future…
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Editorial by Will Busby Glenn Heights residents packed a Town Hall to discuss the proposed data center. Here’s what happened, what the zoning vote means, and what questions remain. The…
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The proposed data center near Uhl Road may ultimately prove beneficial for Glenn Heights. It may generate tax revenue, attract investment, and contribute to future economic growth. However, residents should…
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Glenn Heights Could Top 30,000 Residents. Is Commercial Growth Keeping Up? Nearly 3,000 housing units are working their way through the pipeline right now. That’s enough new rooftops to push…
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City Council Recap – June 2, 2026 Boards & Commissions City Council discussed updates to the City’s boards and commissions process. If you are interested in serving your community, keep…
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What to Watch at Tuesday’s Glenn Heights City Council Meeting The Glenn Heights City Council will meet Tuesday, June 2 at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall. Residents can review the…
