by Robert Dycus | Jun 15, 2026 | Public Policy
The June 13, 2026, local election brought Arlington voters to the polls to weigh in on a runoff for the City Council District 8 race. Arlington City Council The City Council is Arlington’s primary legislative body, responsible for adopting the city budget,...
by Robert Dycus | May 4, 2026 | Public Policy
The May 2, 2026, local election brought Arlington voters to the polls to weigh in on school bond measures, a city street maintenance tax, the Mayor’s seat and several City Council and Arlington ISD Board of Trustees races. City of Arlington: Street...
by Robert Dycus | Apr 23, 2026 | Public Policy
Leaders from the Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce joined the Dallas Regional Chamber, Fort Worth Chamber and Plano Chamber for a regional Fly-In to Washington D.C., bringing the priorities of more than 4,000 businesses directly to federal decision-makers....
by Robert Dycus | Mar 27, 2026 | Public Policy
The Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce proudly endorses the Arlington Independent School District’s May 2026 bond. Developing the next generation of talent and ensuring Arlington remains workforce-ready are core to the Chamber’s mission of championing...
by Charity Fitch | Nov 10, 2025 | Public Policy
During the Nov. 4 election, Texas voters approved all 17 proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution, an outcome bearing clear implications for businesses, workforce training, infrastructure and the economic environment our region competes in. The Chamber...
by Charity Fitch | Oct 20, 2025 | Public Policy
Early voting opens today for the Nov. 4 election, where Texans will consider 17 proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution. Several of these proposals have implications for the business community, economic development, workforce training and the overall...
