City Council Committee on Finance Committee Meeting Agenda
The committee meeting agenda included briefing items on city real estate processes, procedures, and governance, as well as an overview of the fiscal year 2025-26 end-of-year budget amendments. Various reports were reviewed, covering monthly audit insights, the American Rescue Plan Act financial status, community development block grant funds, budget and technology accountability, procurement accountability, and a budget overview for the DFW International Airport. Additional items involved updates on the city auditor search and preparations and costs associated with the upcoming GOP Convention. Several upcoming city council agenda items were also previewed, covering drainage utility notes, the city's living wage policy, lane striping services, and 911 infrastructure modernization.
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The council reviewed a wide array of municipal business, including amendments to city codes concerning amusement centers, animal regulations, convenience stores, and park use. The agenda featured authorization for grant applications related to forensic science, crime reduction, and homeland security preparedness. Significant development projects, including multi-family housing and lease agreements, were considered alongside infrastructure improvements for parks and aviation facilities at Dallas Love Field and Dallas Executive Airport. Furthermore, the council scheduled multiple public hearings to address levy assessments for several public improvement districts, including Downtown, Deep Ellum, and Knox Street.
Jun 30, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City Council Committee On Government Efficiency Special Called Meeting
The committee meeting addressed an overview of the Office of Data Analytics and Business Intelligence, including its role in internal efficiencies, savings, and artificial intelligence initiatives. Discussions also covered the potential for consolidating the Human Resources and Civil Service Departments, reviewing current charter requirements and recruitment strategies such as the Talent Central gateway. Additionally, the committee reviewed the status of stipends and partnerships across all city departments, focusing on fiscal policy, public purpose compliance, and future funding considerations.
Feb 25, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Council Agenda
The agenda primarily focused on approving various actions and resolutions across multiple departments. Key discussions included establishing the Cultural Organizations Program (COP) guidelines for the fiscal year 2026-27, amending the Dallas Housing Resource Catalog (DHRC) programs, and authorizing funding and agreements for construction and services. The Park & Recreation Department agenda items involved a deleted motion regarding the Dallas Zoo Safari Trail Project and approval for supplemental agreement for the Cotton Bowl Renovation. Several items addressed accepting FY 2024-2025 Annual Reports for multiple Tax Increment Financing Reinvestment Zones. The Dallas Water Utilities Department sought authorization for multiple easement conveyances and acquisitions concerning power lines, as well as contracts for feasibility studies and pump station construction. Transportation items included payments related to the Cockrell Hill Road overpass, engineering design for the Malcolm X Bridge, and contracts for sidewalk improvements and bike lane safety projects. Further items involved professional services contracts for project management related to the Dallas Police Department Law Enforcement Training Center, abandonment of water easements, and lease agreements for City-owned land for agricultural purposes. The Council also addressed administrative matters, including the ratification of a meet and confer agreement with firefighter and police associations, consideration of appointments to boards and commissions, and authorizing a contract for real-time threat monitoring services for the City's computers. Finally, several items in the later sections concerned the acquisition of land for the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas Expansion Project and funding agreements related to the Dallas Wings facility development.
