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Fulshear council narrowly approves limited electronic signs for schools after months of public debate
Summary
The City Council voted 4-3 to amend the coordinated development ordinance to allow small, time-limited electronic signs for schools in specified locations after extensive public comment for and against the change.
Fulshear City Council voted 4-3 on July 15 to amend the city’s coordinated development ordinance (CDO), allowing limited electronic signs for schools under a new set of restrictions.
Supporters — including parents and PTA leaders — told the council electronic marquees would improve school-to-family communications. “Digital signs allow us to share updates instantly, reminders, school news, celebration, and events, all with just a few clicks,” said Kimberly Wilhelm, a Cross Creek parent. Lisa Abel, who said she represents Shaffer Elementary, told the council the signs reduce missed deadlines and increase…
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