Our District 6 office is working hard to pass a budget that balances necessary and valuable city services while trying to keep the city’s finances stable for the future. To this end, Council Member Flannigan is working hard to find savings within various departments of the City. While the initialRead More →
As National LGBTQ Pride Month begins to wrap up, there are opportunities in the last week of June to commemorate Stonewall, the launch of the LGBTQ rights movement. At three of these opportunities will feature special guest, Austin City Council Member Jimmy Flannigan, the first openly gay man elected to serveRead More →
Expect nightly lane closures as construction along MoPac ramps up with overnight projects. The Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority hopes to take advantage of the lighter traffic that usually occurs during the summer months. Read More →
Survey crews are out along Anderson Mill Road to collect data that will help guide how the city will spend the $5.5 million in 2016 Mobility Bond money towards improvements along the corridor’s stretch between 620 and 183. Read More →
Train horns will be a-honkin’ for your safety in NW Austin as construction proceeds along the tracks near neighborhoods along FM 620, Parmer Lane, Lakeline and Avery Ranch. Read More →
One hundred is a landmark in any situation, but is especially note-worthy for a newly elected official. Council Member Jimmy Flannigan and the District 6 team have been hard at work on a variety of issues since the swearing-in ceremony at City Hall on January 6, 2017. The team “hitRead More →
Neighbors in District Six and Round Rock are banding together to fight child hunger by paying off negative school lunch balances at area schools.Read More →
On the evening of March 8, 2017, the atrium of Austin’s City Hall was filled with shining, happy (mostly female) faces.Read More →
