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Lubbock Mayor Mark McBrayer set to host ‘Coffee with the Mayor’ for all districts - KCBD
Mayor Mark McBrayer is skipping the formal presentations and heading straight for one-on-one chats at Citizens Tower next Monday morning. He's hosting "Coffee with the Mayor" on August 24, starting bright and early at 7:00 a.m.
He's hosting "Coffee with the Mayor" on August 24, starting bright and early at 7:00 a.m. On the second floor. This free session invites anyone from any district to sit down directly with the mayor or council members. It offers a rare opportunity to discuss local issues, ask questions about city projects, or share concerns about anything from new potholes on Slide Road to future plans for the Depot District. This series aims to bridge the gap between residents and city leadership, making dialogue easier.
This means your specific neighborhood concerns, whether you're in Raintree or wondering about zoning changes near the South Plains Mall, can go straight to the top. It provides a unique, unfiltered opportunity for regular people to influence city decisions directly, rather than just reading about them later. Residents gain a clear, personal path to discuss problems affecting their street, their local park, or even traffic flow on Marsha Sharp Freeway.
Showing up for an hour could potentially influence city policy quicker than a dozen emails or a long wait for public comment.
Common questions
When is 'Coffee with the Mayor' in Lubbock?
- Lubbock Mayor Mark McBrayer's 'Coffee with the Mayor' event is on August 24, beginning at 7:00 a.m. This free session offers residents a chance to engage directly with city leadership early in the morning at Citizens Tower.
Where will Mayor McBrayer host the coffee session?
- Mayor Mark McBrayer will host 'Coffee with the Mayor' at Citizens Tower on the second floor. This central location provides an accessible meeting point for residents from all districts to discuss local concerns directly with city leaders.
What can Lubbock residents discuss at this event?
- Lubbock residents can discuss local issues, city projects, or share concerns directly with Mayor McBrayer or council members. This includes topics like neighborhood problems, zoning changes, or city plans, making it easy to voice your specific concerns.
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