The Waxhaw Board of Commissioners (BOC) meeting on April 14, 2026 proceeded as a steady, methodical approach to governance. From better communications to infrastructure concerns, the Board focused on making informed decisions while improving transparency and efficiency. Public Input and the Fluoridation Discussion Residents spoke on the issue of water fluoridation during public comments, sharing […]
Waxhaw Is Turning the Corner
For a long time, residents have been asking for the same things: real planning, transparency, and results—not just talk. At the March 24th meeting, it was clear that Waxhaw is turning the corner. This Board is listening more closely, asking tougher questions, and focusing on delivering the kind of progress our town has been waiting […]
Recognitions, Transportation, and Waxhaw Water Supply Safety
The Waxhaw Board of Commissioners met Tuesday, March 10, to consider recognitions, transportation initiatives, and updates from the town’s annual retreat. The agenda was amended at the start of the meeting to add a discussion regarding Waxhaw water supply safety. Public Comments Residents raised several issues during public comments. One speaker thanked town departments and […]
Grants, Growth, and the Real Cost to Serve
The Waxhaw Board of Commissioners held a lengthy work session on February 24, 2026, covering topics ranging from honoring a World War II veteran to multimillion-dollar infrastructure commitments and long-standing questions about growth and fiscal sustainability. While no formal votes were taken — as this was a work session — several discussions preview significant financial […]
Our Wall Begins at the Ballot Box
Early voting is underway, and Election Day is March 3rd. For Waxhaw residents, this Union County primary may be one of the most consequential elections we participate in — not because it will draw national headlines, but because turnout will be low. In elections like this, a relatively small number of votes can determine who […]
New Waxhaw Board Puts Residents First
At the February 10 Waxhaw Board of Commissioners meeting, one principle guided the evening’s decisions: Residents First. Commissioner Farris was absent due to the birth of his son, Connor. Congratulations to the Farris family. Legislative Priorities Structured Around Residents’ Interests The Board unanimously approved a focused list of legislative priorities divided into two categories: Importantly, […]