The City Council meeting included a proclamation recognizing Code Enforcement Month. Key business items addressed included the approval of an interlocal agreement for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone participation, authorization for the purchase of twenty-two Chevrolet Tahoe police vehicles, and the approval of an operational and curatorial contract for the Interurban Railway Museum. The Council also considered management contracts for the Plano Mayor's Summer Internship Program, authorized participation in multiple traffic and homeland security grant programs, and reviewed appointments for an Assistant City Attorney and an Associate Judge of the Municipal Court. Additionally, the Council discussed the consolidation and update of city fees into a new Master Fee Schedule.
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The City of Plano's City Manager's Recommended Budget for fiscal year 2026-27 (October 1, 2026 - September 30, 2027), a proposed budget submitted to City Council for consideration.
Sep 22, 2026·Board meeting
Willow Bend Redevelopment Advisory Committee Advisory Committee Meeting
The committee received a presentation on the financial analysis and property valuation forecasting conducted for proposed facility developments. The discussion focused on how residential property values change in relation to proximity to large-scale facilities, using historical data from various projects. Committee members discussed the selection of comparative sites, the methodology for analyzing property value impacts, and the scope of upcoming project phases which will examine neighborhood demographic trends and displacement rates.
Aug 24, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City Council City Council Meeting
The meeting included various administrative and legislative actions, including proclamations for Hunger Action Month and public works reaccreditation. The Council addressed consent agenda items such as contract awards for reinforcing steel and maintenance services, the purchase of ballistic equipment and conducted energy weapons, and various engineering professional services agreements. Additionally, the Council reviewed economic development incentive agreements, resolutions regarding board appointments and health authority reappointment, and ordinances related to gas rate settlements and parking restrictions. The meeting also featured public hearings on the recommended budget, community investment program, ad valorem tax rates, improvements to the downtown public improvement district, amendments to tax increment financing zones, and heritage landmark designations.
