The City Council meeting addressed various municipal operations, infrastructure, and development matters. Key items included a recognition ceremony, resident comments regarding public safety and police conduct, and community event updates. Council authorized multiple resolutions and ordinances covering topics such as access control modernization, release of extraterritorial jurisdiction petitions, grant applications for law enforcement and infrastructure, and several utility and engineering services agreements including the Cordova Road widening and Unity Lift Station project. Additionally, the Council held public hearings for traffic and parking regulations, discussed floodplain management updates, and conducted an executive session regarding economic development negotiations and real property acquisitions.
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The council discussed the successful transfer of the Springs Hill territory to the City of Seguin, which is expected to lower water costs for residents. Recognition was given to police sergeants for completing advanced leadership training. Key approvals included the quarterly reports for organizations receiving Occupancy Tax funding, the submission of various public safety grant applications, and a contract amendment for the Mays Creek Drainage Improvements Project. Additionally, the council approved a new fee for household hazardous waste services, an extension for a feasibility period regarding a development term sheet, the award of a construction bid for the Mays Creek drainage project, the reimbursement of utility relocation costs for the Cordova Road project, and a professional services agreement for demand response facilitation. Zoning change requests for residential and commercial development were considered and moved forward. Finally, the council addressed personnel matters and approved a merit incentive payment for the City Manager in closed session.
Jan 20, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Meeting Minutes
The council discussed workforce development initiatives, including job shadow programs and upcoming regional job fairs, and reviewed transportation infrastructure projects supported by AAMPO funding. Presentations were made regarding the annual racial profiling report and water supply alternatives, resulting in a consensus to pursue Schertz-Seguin Local Government Corporation projects rather than the GBRA WaterSecure project. Discussions included growth statistics for local school districts and the development of the north side. The council approved the purchase of city vehicles, several grant applications, annexation and zoning ordinances, and a Drainage Master Plan to address localized flooding. Additionally, the council approved an agreement for the design phase of a new fire station, implemented a new household hazardous waste collection service, and authorized an economic development agreement.
