Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Mickie Matlock’s organization
Sep 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Granbury City Council Council Meeting
The council meeting focused on the intercity agreement with Hood County regarding police dispatch services. Discussion centered on a proposed 376% cost increase for these services, which city staff deemed unexpected and unsupported. The council reviewed the history of the agreement, the failure of the county to form a required advisory board, and concerns regarding potential double-taxation of city residents. Staff recommended demanding a detailed justification for the proposed fee, re-establishing the advisory board, and negotiating a mutually acceptable financial arrangement.
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The meeting included an announcement regarding recall petitions for several council members and the Mayor. A proclamation was issued designating October 2026 as Monarch Butterfly Migration Month. The Council received a presentation regarding new electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft technology and future possibilities for the local airport. It was noted that 'Project Patriot' was withdrawn from the agenda. Additionally, public comments were heard concerning data centers, setbacks, infrastructure requirements, and environmental impacts.
Sep 1, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Granbury City Council Regular Meeting Minutes
The council meeting covered a wide range of administrative, financial, and development items. Key discussions included the approval of various specific use permits and zoning changes for construction, retail, and residential projects, and the passage of ordinances amending the master fee schedule. The fiscal year 2026-2027 annual operating budget and property tax rate were adopted. Additionally, the council authorized an agreement with Ameresco Inc. for infrastructure projects and created a Legislative Task Force to assist with advocacy. An executive session was held to discuss litigation, real property, personnel matters, and economic development negotiations.
The commission held two public hearings regarding Certificates of Appropriateness for signage. The first involved a request for a large hanging sign that exceeded size guidelines; the commission approved the request with the condition that the sign be mounted on the wall without drilling into limestone or adding new brackets. The second hearing concerned a new wall sign, which the commission approved on the condition that it be installed using existing support without creating new holes.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
