The Council reviewed several key business items, including the final acceptance of the Wastewater Treatment Plant improvement project and the authorization of various purchases from the Equipment Replacement Fund, such as police patrol vehicles, body armor, and safety equipment. The Council also considered a special use permit for tourist accommodations. Historical meeting records included discussions regarding 2026 property tax rates, the adoption of the 2026-2027 operating and capital budget, amendments to the General Fund reserve policy, Civic Club updates, and various personnel-related matters and board appointments.
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The City Council meeting agenda covers a diverse array of municipal business, including a website services presentation and the scheduling of year-end meeting dates. The council will deliberate on a road closure request for a local charity run, the adoption of the 2026 Investment Policy, and a special use permit application for tourist accommodations at 9030 Tamina Road. Further actions include reviewing a zoning variance for 251 Green Boulevard, an Interlocal Cooperation Contract with state agencies, and a change order for the Tamina Southeast Water and Sanitary Utilities Project. The session concludes with departmental reports and an executive session regarding economic development.
Sep 23, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Shenandoah Municipal Development District Regular Meeting
The board discussed and received presentations on the MDD cash flow report and the Capital Project report. Key actions included the discussion and planning for the upcoming November meeting date due to scheduling conflicts with the TML Annual Conference, and consideration of a budget amendment for the 2026-2027 fiscal year regarding membership fees for The Woodlands Area Economic Development Partnership.
Aug 5, 2026·Board meeting
Shenandoah City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council convened to discuss the 2026 property tax rate, ultimately proposing a rate of $0.1911 per $100 valuation. Significant budget discussions were held covering the General Fund, Hotel/Motel Fund, Water and Sewer Fund, and various non-major funds, focusing on revenues, expenditures, and cost-control strategies. The council reviewed several special consideration items, including strategic planning, compensation studies, police pay parity, and municipal court feasibility. Additionally, proposed capital projects and purchases across multiple departments were evaluated, with specific direction provided for project prioritization and funding, including the inclusion of a new Water and Sewer operator position.
