The meeting agenda includes special presentations regarding Citizens Academy graduates and the administration of oaths of office for police officers. Key agenda items feature public hearings on zoning amendments regarding tiny homes and vape shops. The commission is set to discuss and take action on fiscal year budgets for the Breckenridge Economic Development Corporation and the Stephens County Appraisal District. Additional action items include downtown revitalization project change orders, property zoning ordinances, the purchase of a public works dump truck, and discussions regarding a fire station location. The commission also plans to convene an executive session to deliberate on legal, real property, and personnel matters.
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The City Commission held a regular meeting that commenced with a quorum followed by an invocation and the Pledge of Allegiance. The meeting concluded shortly thereafter without further discussion on agenda items.
Sep 2, 2025·Board meeting
Breckenridge City Commission Regular Meeting
The commission received staff reports concerning city business, upcoming events, and an employee recognition presentation. A public hearing was conducted regarding the proposed municipal budget for the upcoming fiscal year. The commission approved the BEDC budget, a facility use agreement with the Stephens County Humane Society, and formally adopted the municipal budget for the next fiscal year. Furthermore, the commission ratified tax revenue and approved ordinances to establish ad valorem tax rates and amend the current fiscal year's budget.
May 6, 2025·Board meeting
Breckenridge City Commission Regular Meeting Minutes
The Commission addressed several items, including the approval of the FY 2024-2025 Annual Audit Engagement Letter and various resolutions, such as appointing a City Health Authority and supporting TXDOT's 2025 Transportation Alternatives projects. Public hearing items regarding zoning ordinances for residential RV use and property replat requests were conducted. Action items included approval of Ordinance 2025-07 to clarify residential RV usage, approval of a replat for 1200 W. 2nd, the cancellation of a previously approved replat, and the approval of a performance agreement for Soggy Dog Wine and Brew. The Commission also approved ordinances conveying a portion of Morningside Drive, updating terminology for substandard buildings, amending flood damage prevention measures, and removing certified mail requirements for code violation notifications. Additionally, the Commission awarded the bid for Solid Waste Services to Republic Services, approved an interlocal agreement for the demolition of substandard homes, and awarded a construction bid for a Texas Water Development Board project to Raydon Inc.
