Conroe residents will have an opportunity to weigh in on possible changes to the city’s governing document during a July 17 town hall hosted by city staff.
What you need to know
The meeting will include a presentation on the city charter, how amendments are made, which changes city staff may propose for future Conroe City Council consideration and receive comments and recommendations, according to the agenda.
The charter functions as the city’s constitution, outlining powers, duties and organizational structure of Conroe’s local government, according to the charter. Per the agenda, the goal of the meeting is to inform residents about the legal process for charter amendments and receive feedback on any proposed updates.
Any proposed charter changes must go before Conroe City Council before being placed on a ballot for voter consideration in a future election, according to the agenda. City staff did not specify which sections of the charter could be amended, but the process allows for community members to influence how the city governs moving forward.
Learn more
The town hall will take place July 17 starting at 9:30 a.m. at Conroe City Hall, 300 W. Davis St., Conroe. View the city charter here.
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