The meeting featured community service announcements highlighting local charitable contributions and volunteer initiatives. The council formally recognized the police department for achieving reaccreditation through the Texas Police Chiefs Association. Legislative business included the approval of the fiscal year 2026-2027 action plan for federal housing and urban development grants, as well as the discussion of an ordinance to designate a new tax abatement reinvestment zone.
May 20, 2026·Board meeting
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Irving City Council Budget And Strategic Planning Meeting Minutes
The Council reviewed the 2026 Resident Survey results and analyzed the fiscal year 2026-27 preliminary revenue outlook alongside year-to-date performance for various municipal funds. Discussions focused on debt service and bond election planning, updates to the Capital Improvement Program across general and utility services, and legislative matters affecting city operations. The meeting also covered public safety funding commitments for fire and police departments, strategies for Civic Center Complex maintenance and construction, the three-year strategic plan, and property tax rate projections including exemptions.
Aug 14, 2025·Board meeting
City of Irving Budget Retreat
The proposed annual operating budget for FY 2025-26 focuses on delivering exceptional services and promoting a high quality of life for residents, visitors, and businesses. The budget maintains the current tax rate of $0.5891 per $100 of taxable value and includes an increase in the Over 65 and disabled exemption to $60,000. General Fund revenues are projected to increase by $16.7 million, but are matched by increases in expenditures for salaries and benefits, inflation, and operating costs, including funding for increased Police and Fire personnel. Water Utilities is recommending an overall 6.7 percent rate increase, while Solid Waste Services maintains the current rate. The total Capital Improvement Program is $105.9 million for significant capital projects.
