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Glenn Heights council appoints 12 members to Charter Review Commission, leaves two seats open
3000985 · April 15, 2025
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Summary
Council approved a 12-member Charter Review Commission to examine the city charter and return recommendations for ballot measures; two seats remain vacant under the creating resolution's 14-seat limit.
The Glenn Heights City Council voted unanimously to appoint 12 residents to the city's Charter Review Commission and confirmed the commission will bring proposed charter changes to the council for possible placement on the ballot this November.
Councilman Travis Bruton, who requested the commission because the city charter has not been reviewed in many years, said the…
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