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The council conducted a work session to review the proposed fiscal year 2026-27 budget. The discussion covered departmental budget presentations, including staffing requests for police, fire, library, and IT departments. The session also addressed Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) projects, tax rate revenue projections, health insurance budget estimates, and future dates for public hearings and final budget adoption.
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The City Council meeting included several key actions and updates. The finance department was recognized for receiving a distinguished budget preparation award. Action items included approval of a participation agreement with the Texas Municipal Power Agency and Oncor, new annual mowing contracts for two city-owned cemeteries, and an annexation petition from Oak National Development. Procedural items were set for upcoming public hearings regarding the fiscal budget and property tax rate. The Council approved three change orders for the Sports Park Center and Reecie Davis Center, authorized a grant application for an electric aircraft charging station at the Municipal Airport, amended the HR software agreement to increase employee capacity, and approved two studies related to PFAS treatment at water plants. Additionally, the Council authorized the purchase of easements for a waterline project and voted to eliminate the associate municipal judge position.
The council received a presentation on the 2024-2025 Comprehensive Financial Report and an update regarding the plan of finance for GEUS revenue bonds. During the regular session, the council issued an Arbor Day proclamation. Multiple resolutions were approved, including agreements for sewer main replacement projects on Bowie Street and Park Street, a change order for the Recreation Center construction and Reecy Davis expansion project, cemetery mowing service agreements, and a standard facility use agreement for the farmers market. The council also approved the Texas Main Street program contract and an amendment for occupancy tax audit services. Executive sessions were held to discuss various legal and property matters, resulting in the approval of purchase agreements for easement rights related to the Dual Raw Water Line Project.
The council meeting focused on the official canvassing and declaration of results for the General and Special Elections. Key topics included the reading of vote totals for the City Council Place 4 seat and various proposed Greenville City Charter amendments. The council approved a resolution to officially canvass and declare the election results and directed the City Secretary to record them in the city's official election register.
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