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No tax rate increase needed to fund $51.5 million bonds, Rosenberg city leaders tell citizens - Vimarsana News

No tax rate increase needed to fund $51.5 million bonds, Rosenberg city leaders tell citizens

The city of Rosenberg is asking voters to approve $51.5 million worth of bonds in November to fund a public works complex and emergency services complex.

No tax rate increase needed to fund $51.5 million bonds, Rosenberg city leaders tell citizens - Vimarsana News

No tax rate increase needed to fund $51.5 million bonds, Rosenberg city leaders tell citizens

The city of Rosenberg is asking voters to approve $51.5 million worth of bonds in November to fund a public works complex and emergency services complex.

Rosenberg residents to vote on 51 amendments to 'modernize' city charter – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

Rosenberg residents to vote on 51 amendments to 'modernize' city charter – Houston Public Media

For the most part, the changes are focused on modernizing the charter, and would not impact the city’s day-to-day functioning.

Rosenberg council considering second splash pad, skate park - Vimarsana News

Rosenberg council considering second splash pad, skate park

Despite the controversy surrounding the Travis Park splash pad, Rosenberg city leaders are now considering building a second splash pad and a skate park.

City of Rosenberg designated as 'Film Friendly Texas' community - Vimarsana News

City of Rosenberg designated as 'Film Friendly Texas' community

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced that the City of Rosenberg has earned the Film Friendly Texas designation, making it the latest addition to the 170 communities in the state that receive ongoing training and guidance from the Texas Film Commission. The designation will help the city attract film productions and create jobs for local residents, as well as spur on-site spending at small businesses.