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In Willis, TX, a meeting is scheduled for August 13. Council members are expected to discuss various proposals. Residents may be interested in a potential vote on residential lot sizes.
Further action items are also on the agenda, including a proposal related to firefighters. The city's use of certain technology is another topic of discussion. Details about these proposals are available, including information about potential ballot items and the council members who are bringing them forward.
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