Eduardo Tenorio

The Council meeting involved citizen discussions regarding street closure fees, city administration changes, and security camera systems. Key actions included approving amendments to the City Council Rules of Procedure, temporarily restoring street closure fees, and authorizing an easement agreement with Entergy for Fire Station #8. The Council also awarded a bid for the Fire Station #1 concrete project, approved an annual payment for the Montgomery County MUD #138 Pine Lake Cove Section, and authorized the payment of various invoices for construction and utility services. Members also requested future agenda items concerning communications policy, the Main Street program, capital project status, and various park and commission appointments.

The council meeting addressed several operational and financial agenda items. Key discussions included an interlocal agreement with Montgomery County for the extension of David Memorial Drive, the annexation of land into Municipal Utility District No. 111, and the awarding of contracts for the demolition of an obsolete city structure and street rehabilitation projects in Glenwood Park and Lake Conroe Forest. A public hearing was held regarding municipal storm water utility fees. Other approvals involved repairs for a water well, funding for motor and pump repairs, vehicle equipment and upfitting for the police department, and various grants for theft prevention and medical kits. The council also addressed financial obligations, including an arbitrage rebate liability payment, investment reports, and monthly financial summaries.

The Council convened in an executive session to deliberate on personnel matters. Following the closed session, the Council approved a motion to authorize the retention of outside professional services, including legal counsel and financial advisors, to support administrative and operational functions. Furthermore, an appointment was made for a member of the SJRA GRP Review Committee.

The council canvassed the results of the General Election, declaring winners for council positions and ordering a runoff election for the Municipal Judge. Additional actions included the recognition of outgoing council members, the administration of oaths of office for newly elected members, and the appointment of a new Mayor Pro Tem.

The meeting covered various city business, including presentations on Flock and ALPR camera systems and a Department of Transportation and Mobility Services update. The council awarded bids for sanitary sewer rehabilitation and approved funding for grant coordination on the IH-45 project. Other approvals included the purchase of two fire department pumpers, an early access agreement for a proposed fire station location, and software modules for permitting and secure access. Additionally, the council discussed administrative reforms for the Hotel Occupancy Tax grant program, requested comprehensive organizational charts from departments, and directed staff to compile a comprehensive inventory of city-owned real property. A civil service commission appointment was made, and the monthly financial report for April 2026 was reviewed.