The meeting featured administrative reports regarding water and sewer infrastructure projects, including status updates on the water plant, sewer lines, and water line designs. Discussions also covered the progress of the Blanco Comprehensive Plan update and various grant-funded projects, such as an alternative transportation plan and infrastructure upgrades for water and wastewater facilities. Additionally, the Chief of Police provided a monthly report for April, detailing department operations, patrol efforts, administrative tasks, and statistics on calls for service, arrests, and traffic enforcement.
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City of Blanco, Texas Foundational Strategy Document
This foundational strategy document for the City of Blanco, Texas, outlines a community-driven vision and guiding principles for future planning and development. The plan prioritizes protecting the Blanco River and watershed, preserving the city's historic character and small-town scale, and supporting local residents and enterprises. Key focus areas include improving infrastructure, enhancing walkability, expanding parks and trails, and addressing affordable housing needs, all with the goal of ensuring Blanco's distinctive character and community thrive for generations while managing growth responsibly.
May 1, 2026·Strategic plan
City Of Blanco, Texas Strategic Plan
This foundational strategy document outlines a vision and guiding principles for the City of Blanco, Texas, to preserve its unique identity, history, and natural environment amidst growth pressures. The plan emphasizes protecting natural systems, particularly the Blanco River, maintaining small-town character, fostering local enterprise, and designing infrastructure and services to meet resident needs. It is structured around a community-ratified vision, the city's unique advantages ('Superpowers'), and five guiding principles focused on stewardship, resident-first design, treating water as identity and infrastructure, local and incremental growth, and measuring success by continuity and resilience for future generations.
Feb 10, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Blanco Agenda Packet
The agenda packet includes several items for consideration by the Blanco City Council, dated for February 10th, 2026. Key discussions involve administrative reports covering candidate filing deadlines, the operational status of the water plant and TCEQ approval timeline, sewer line update with projected completion in May, and progress on the Blanco Comprehensive Plan Update, including grant funding for public engagement and UDC re-write. Financial statements as of January 31, 2026, for the General Fund and Enterprise Fund (Water and Sewer) are also presented for review. Additionally, two proclamations are listed: one declaring Sunday, February 22, 2026, as President George Washington Day, and another proclaiming February 14th as Valentine's Day in Blanco.
