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Arlington City Council considers options to hold bond vote on non-council election years - Vimarsana News

Arlington City Council considers options to hold bond vote on non-council election years

Following a change to the Arlington city charter, the city council is considering a shift to a three-year bond cycle with elections held in May. The earliest a bond vote can take place is May 2025.

Arlington voters will decide whether city gets new police, fire stations and rebuilt roads - Vimarsana News

Arlington voters will decide whether city gets new police, fire stations and rebuilt roads

Five propositions on the ballot in Arlington this spring will dictate $278 million in bond funding on improvements to streets, parks and city facilities.

Parents of Arlington toddler who died from rare amoeba reach settlement with the city - Vimarsana News

Parents of Arlington toddler who died from rare amoeba reach settlement with the city

Six months after losing their son to a rare, fatal disease contracted from an Arlington splash pad, Tariq Williams and Kayla Mitchell say they've reached an agreement with the city that they believe will prevent more deaths.

Parents reach $250,000 settlement with Texas city after son, 3, dies after contracting brain-eating amoeba at splash pad - Vimarsana News

Parents reach $250,000 settlement with Texas city after son, 3, dies after contracting brain-eating amoeba at splash pad

The parents of a 3-year-old boy who died last year after a contracting a rare brain-eating amoeba at a splash pad in Arlington, Texas, have reached a $250,000 settlement with

Brain-Eating Amoeba Kills Toddler; Parents Sue Texas City - Vimarsana News

Brain-Eating Amoeba Kills Toddler; Parents Sue Texas City

Bakari Williams, 3, played at his favorite spot at the Don Misenhimer Park splash pad, and then he quickly fell ill and died days later.