Many of us believe that elections are the only way to force change at the local level but there are many ways for citizens to reform their governments. If we know what tools are available to us we can take advantage of them and use them to improve our communities.
Boards and Commissions across the state often go unnoticed but wield an immense amount of power. We need to recognize that and hold them accountable the way we do other entities.
As inflation burns through your pockets, your local jurisdictions are coming for more of your money. Bonds and taxes are on the ballot this May and November, make sure you're aware and vote accordingly.
Superintendent salaries are up, way up, and taxpayers should be on notice as they're the ones shouldering this hefty burden.
For the first time you’ll get the opportunity vote on who sits on your appraisal district board of directions. Make sure you research the candidates and don’t miss the […]
