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Community pulse
What residents are talking about in Copperas Cove public meetings, ranked by community engagement.
Zoning & land use
Development & housing
Water
Budget
Infrastructure
TMRS Retirement Contribution Increase
Suicide Awareness and First Responder Protocols
Retirement
Proclamation: Oscar's Market Day. Dan D. Yancey, Mayor
City Employee Cost of Living Adjustment
Golf Course, Budget Freezes, and Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones
Infrastructure, Financial Transparency, and TIF/TRZ Projects
Public Records and EDC Event Promotion
Communication and Public Information Costs
Community Representation and Local Discourse
Proclamation: Hispanic Heritage Month. Dan D. Yancey, Mayor
Public safety
Budget and Personnel
Budget and Transparency
Transparency
Community Projects
Budget and Debt
Business Fees
FY 2026-2027 Municipal Budget & Tax Rate
Market with the Mission
Fiscal Year 2027 Municipal Budget and Tax Rate
Market with a Mission
Water Infrastructure and Utility Billing Concerns
Water Infrastructure
Budget and Infrastructure
Water Infrastructure and Utility Rates
Budget and Fees
Short-Term Rental Permit on Lexington Drive
City management
Recognition
Non-governmental agencies
Water emergency
Data centers
Infrastructure and taxes
Accountability
Water System Emergency
Water Conservation and Data Centers
City Governance and Accountability
Water Infrastructure and Tax Rates
Economic Development and City Direction
Budget and Non-Profit Funding
Community Volunteerism
FY 2026-27 Property Tax Rate and Budget
Five-Year Street Maintenance Program
Water & utilities
In the news
12 articlesRecent coverage of Copperas Cove from local and regional media.
Copperas Cove Council backs higher employee retirement rate, approves athletic storage contract
Copperas Cove Council backs higher employee retirement rate, approves athletic storage contract
Retired teacher running for Cove school board
Retired teacher running for Cove school board
Copperas Cove council walks back tax rate increase, set to trim budget after last-minute proposal
Copperas Cove council walks back tax rate increase, set to trim budget after last-minute proposal
Back to School
Students across Central Texas are heading back to schools. 25 News is here to help parents and kids get the information they need for a new school...
Cove remains under water restrictions; no schoo…
Cove remains under water restrictions; no schoo…
Copperas Cove residents earn paramedic certifications through CTC
Copperas Cove residents earn paramedic certifications through CTC
Cove eyeing new big box stores in Five Hills Shopping Center
Cove eyeing new big box stores in Five Hills Shopping Center
Army veteran launches campaign for Copperas Cove City Council Place 7
Army veteran launches campaign for Copperas Cove City Council Place 7
Coryell County Judge resigns after budget conflict
Coryell County Judge resigns after budget conflict
Retired firefighter William Smith seeks Copperas Cove City Council Place 7 seat
Retired firefighter William Smith seeks Copperas Cove City Council Place 7 seat
CCISD trustees approve changes to breakfast and lunch program for CCHS, CTIA | Copperas Cove Leader Press
Special to the Leader-Press The Copperas Cove ISD board of trustees approved changes to the school lunch program at Copperas Cove High School and Central Texas Innovation Academy., during its meeting on Tuesday evening. The changes will take effect in January when classes resume after Christmas and New Year’s break. The campuses were removed from the federal Community Eligibility Provision program, which provides free breakfast and lunch to every student at eligible campuses.
Oct 28, 2026Council approves agreement for Courtney Lane and Golf Course Road drainage projects | Copperas Cove Leader Press
By LYNETTE SOWELL-STEVENS Cove Leader-Press The Copperas Cove city council approved a professional services agreement with Lockwood, Andrews and Newman, Inc. (LAN), for the design, bidding and construction-phase services for the Courtney Lane and Golf Course Road Drainage Improvements Project. The amount is for $176,925 and is funded via the 2025 annual certificate of obligation bonds.
Oct 23, 2026