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Sep 17, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
Provide pre-award and post-award grant management services. Services will include the preparation of a Texas general land office's (GLO) CDBG-DR disaster recovery mitigation reallocation program (MRP) and the management of the grant and project(s) if funded by GLO. The targeted projects are for drainage improvements and sewer collection system improvements.
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Census ID
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209547
Population
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2,882
Procurement Hell Score
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68 / 100
Propensity to Spend
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Brazoria
The council meeting addressed a wide range of administrative and operational items. Key actions included the designation of authorized signatories for the CDBG MIT Resilient Communities program, the repeal of an ordinance regarding the Austin Colony Public Improvement District, and the acceptance of the 2024/2025 fiscal year audit and single audit. Several resolutions were passed to delegate signing authority for city accounts at various financial institutions and to add representatives for investment accounts. The council also approved the purchase of ticket writers and printers for the Code Enforcement and Police Departments. Furthermore, various infrastructure and construction-related matters were handled, including approval for debris removal contracts, lift station repairs, and payments for drainage and waterline projects. A budget calendar for the upcoming year was also adopted.
The council adopted a resolution to canvass election results and administered the oath of office to elected officials. They honored an individual with a proclamation for life-saving actions, discussed concerns regarding culvert installation policies, and appointed a new Mayor Pro Tem. Additionally, the council adopted an ordinance setting monthly garbage collection rates, approved financing for a backhoe, and passed a resolution for the temporary closure of a state highway for a festival parade. Significant project approvals included invoices and payment applications for a drainage improvement project, a waterline improvement project, and a water line lowering invoice. Finally, the council approved a cooperative agreement for animal sheltering and reviewed revenue reports.
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The council proclaimed April as Fair Housing Month and accepted the report on the nine-month follow-up to the Texas Water Development Board's AMPSS project. Several financial actions were taken, including the approval of invoices for the water and gas meter project and the wastewater treatment plant project, while taking no action on other proposed financial obligations. The council established a policy for the discontinuance of pennies, mandating rounding to the nearest five cents for cash payments. Additionally, the council accepted multiple quarterly financial and investment reports and conducted an executive session to perform the City Manager's annual performance review.
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