City Council of the City of Livingston Regular Meeting And Public Hearing
The City Council held a public hearing and subsequently adopted the budget ordinance for the upcoming fiscal year. Key actions included the cancellation of the General Election due to unopposed candidates, the designation of an official newspaper, and the authorization to negotiate a land sale for a bridge replacement project. The Council also approved a contract for city attorney services, extended a declaration of local disaster related to Tropical Storm Edouard, renewed a firefighting agreement with the county, and authorized the submission of a grant application along with the issuance of an RFP for grant administration services. Additionally, the Council appointed a rating review committee, approved expenditures over $2,500, and finalized a new salary schedule following an executive session.
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City Council Of The City Of Livingston Special Called Meeting
The council received a presentation on a Water/Wastewater Rate Study Update, discussing operations of the water treatment facility, infrastructure maintenance, and proposed rate structure scenarios for residential and commercial customers. The council reviewed proposals for City Attorney services and discussed the scoring process for selecting a firm. Additionally, the council addressed administrative updates regarding the operational hours of City Hall.
Jul 14, 2026·Board meeting
City Council of the City of Livingston Regular Meeting Minutes
The council discussed membership dues for the Alliance for I-69 Texas, passed a resolution for participation in the Texas Community Development Block Grant Program, and reviewed proposals for city attorney services. Substantial discussion occurred regarding proposed employee compensation and benefit changes, specifically the implementation of a 4-day work week, salary schedule adjustments, and a new longevity pay plan. The council also reviewed the order for the upcoming General Election, approved expenditures exceeding $2,500, and received administrative reports on development projects, community events, and personnel matters, including a municipal court judge resignation.
