The Colleyville Planning and Zoning meeting on April 14, 2025, featured discussions on several pressing community issues, including ongoing concerns about helicopter traffic and property tax protests.

One of the primary topics raised was the frequent helicopter flights over Colleyville, which have become a common sight for residents. A council member emphasized the need for the city to address this issue, recalling a previous request for a helipad that was withdrawn. The member noted that helicopters, including one associated with a local celebrity, continue to operate in the area, prompting calls for action from the council.

In addition to the helicopter concerns, the meeting highlighted the upcoming property tax season. Residents were reminded that the period for protesting property taxes begins on April 8 and runs until May 15. Property owners were encouraged to file protests, especially since many will receive a postcard indicating that their property values remain unchanged from the previous year. The council member pointed out that while some areas may see a decline in property valuations, the burden of proof for any changes now rests with the property owners.

The meeting concluded with an invitation for community members to voice their concerns on non-agenda items, reinforcing the council's commitment to addressing local issues. As residents prepare for the property tax protest season, the discussions around helicopter traffic and property valuations remain significant topics for the Colleyville community.