REMINGTON PHASE IV DEVELOPMENT RFP
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Nov 12, 2026
Purchase and development of approximately 22 acres into a single-family residential subdivision, including a connecting public street and required infrastructure.
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Posted
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Nov 12, 2026
Purchase and development of approximately 22 acres into a single-family residential subdivision, including a connecting public street and required infrastructure.
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113613
Employee FTE
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153
Population
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13,531
Procurement Difficulty Score
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48 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Kilgore
The Council received updates on public works projects and authorized the purchase of new patrol units. Decisions were made to adopt new employee insurance plans for dental, vision, and ancillary products, and to formally adopt the 2026 Engineering Design Manual. The Council also established a new process for ensuring awareness regarding proposed expenditures not included in the approved budget. Following an executive session regarding legal, real estate, and personnel matters, the Council appointed a new Chief of Police and approved a cost-of-living adjustment for the City Manager.
The City Council held a meeting to discuss various civic and administrative items. Key topics included a development services update, the approval of an update to the FY2027 Master Fee Schedule (Ordinance No. 1951), and a budget amendment for FY2026 (Ordinance No. 1952). The Council also elected members to the Texas Municipal League Intergovernmental Risk Pool Board of Trustees and appointed a new member to the Kilgore Economic Development Board. Significant items discussed in the executive session and subsequent action included a ground lease for an additional EMS station.
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The City of Kilgore's Strategic Plan outlines a vision for 2028, aiming to achieve a premier quality of life for its citizens. The plan is structured around key goals including increasing housing stock, implementing the master plan, improving community appearance, diversifying the tax base, enhancing tourism opportunities, rebuilding recreation, addressing infrastructure needs, communicating effectively, fostering citizen involvement, and revitalizing the downtown area. The overarching vision is to establish Kilgore as a city with a vibrant downtown, new walkable neighborhoods, premier parks, an extensive trail system, and first-rate infrastructure, making it envied by all East Texans.
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