Tuesday night’s Board of Commissioners meeting covered a lot of ground – from long-awaited traffic solutions to capital improvement updates that will shape Waxhaw’s growth for years to come. Here are the highlights. A Practical Step Toward Fixing a Frustrating Intersection The Board was agreeable on a structured agreement with Pulte Homes, tied to the […]
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Better Communications, Better Outcomes
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 […]
A Fresh Format and a Focused Future
A Strong Start to Our New Work Session Format Last night marked an exciting milestone for the Waxhaw Board of Commissioners as we held the first work session under our new meeting schedule for the year. Instead of two regular meetings each month, the board will now hold one regular meeting and one dedicated work […]
Waxhaw’s Board Gets to Work
Last night’s Waxhaw Board of Commissioners meeting opened with a small but telling moment of confusion—one that ultimately underscored the importance of process and clarity. Consent Agenda Confusion Clarified Early in the meeting, a proposed 2026 schedule change appeared on the consent agenda, despite the fact that the board had already voted on and approved […]