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Travis County approves ambitious 'Marshall Plan' for northeast planning district - Austin Monitor

Eastern Travis County historically blighted
Marshall Plan aims to address systemic poverty and racism
City of Austin district plan focuses on equity and economic development

Travis County approves tax breaks for child care providers - Austin Monitor

Travis County approved 100% property tax break for child care centers, following Austin's lead.
The tax break may not fully address the child care challenges in Travis County.

Travis County voters supported a tax rate increase to expand access to affordable child care. What happens now? - Austin Monitor

Travis County voters approved Proposition A, a tax increase to fund affordable child care and related workforce programs for lower-income families.

Travis County passes plan to invest in affordable child care - Austin Monitor

Travis County's Proposition A to fund affordable child care garnered 60% support, addressing the critical need for accessible services in the area's expensive market.

Travis County passes budget with a focus on justice reform - Austin Monitor

Travis County's FY 2025 budget reflects a significant investment in mental health and legal services, impacting property taxes for homeowners.

Ballot measure asks taxpayers to help fund access to affordable child care - Austin Monitor

Travis County is proposing a property tax increase to improve access to child care for families facing financial hardships.

Travis County approves ambitious 'Marshall Plan' for northeast planning district - Austin Monitor

Eastern Travis County historically blighted
Marshall Plan aims to address systemic poverty and racism
City of Austin district plan focuses on equity and economic development

Travis County approves tax breaks for child care providers - Austin Monitor

Travis County approved 100% property tax break for child care centers, following Austin's lead.
The tax break may not fully address the child care challenges in Travis County.

Travis County voters supported a tax rate increase to expand access to affordable child care. What happens now? - Austin Monitor

Travis County voters approved Proposition A, a tax increase to fund affordable child care and related workforce programs for lower-income families.

Travis County passes plan to invest in affordable child care - Austin Monitor

Travis County's Proposition A to fund affordable child care garnered 60% support, addressing the critical need for accessible services in the area's expensive market.

Travis County passes budget with a focus on justice reform - Austin Monitor

Travis County's FY 2025 budget reflects a significant investment in mental health and legal services, impacting property taxes for homeowners.

Ballot measure asks taxpayers to help fund access to affordable child care - Austin Monitor

Travis County is proposing a property tax increase to improve access to child care for families facing financial hardships.
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Total eclipse could bring massive crowds in 2024

Travis County in Texas is expecting a surge in population in April 2024 as visitors come to see the total eclipse of the sun.
Western Travis County is well within the viewing path and is expected to attract the most visitors.
There are concerns about traffic congestion and the possibility of implementing a reservation system for county parks to manage the influx of visitors.

Republican push for hand counting leads to uncertainty about Travis County's 2024 primaries - Austin Monitor

Travis County in Texas is facing uncertainty about how to administer the 2024 primaries due to a divide between local political parties on hand counting and paper ballots.
The Travis County Democratic Party is concerned about the Travis County Republican Party's questions and positions regarding the primary election.
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