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.
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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.
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.
After an extensive search, the city of Rosenberg has hired the organization’s next director of planning.
Assistant City Manager Joyce Vasut stated that Rosenberg is poised to allocate $51.5 million for two bond projects without raising the tax rate during the Tuesday workshop on a potential
Despite the controversy surrounding the Travis Park splash pad, Rosenberg city leaders are now considering building a second splash pad and a skate park.