The City Council held a public hearing regarding applications for hotel occupancy tax funds for the 2026-2027 fiscal year, subsequently approving multiple funding requests for various community events, including the Trail of Terror, Scarefest, Bible Quiz Tournaments, and others. The Council also approved the adoption of Appendix BB and Appendix BC of the 2024 International Residential Code, authorized budget amendments for economic progress and professional services, and approved debris monitoring and disaster recovery service contracts. Additionally, the Council awarded contracts for administrative services for the 2027 and 2028 Texas Community Development Block Grant Programs.
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The Vidor City Council meeting featured a proclamation recognizing 100 years of impact for the United Way of Orange County. The Council approved the payment of accounts and appointed a new Animal Welfare Representative to the Animal Control Advisory Committee. Additionally, the Council authorized a one-year agreement extension with Brooks Watson & Co. and approved an ordinance amending solid waste rates. The Council discussed the process for removing junked and abandoned property, though no action was taken on this item. A budget amendment for police uniform cleaning was approved, and the Council conducted an executive session regarding the appointment and employment of a City Manager.
Jun 11, 2026·Board meeting
Vidor City Council Regular Meeting
The council addressed public concerns regarding the Old Spanish Trail crossing and heard a presentation from the Vidor High School Criminal Justice Club regarding a proposed domestic violence awareness project. Key actions taken included the approval of a service agreement with JustFOIA for public information requests, amendments to job descriptions for the City Secretary and HR Director, and a budget adjustment for police uniform cleaning costs. Additionally, the council authorized 'Dollar Days' at the city pool and, following an executive session, approved the interviewing of four potential City Manager applicants.
May 28, 2026·Board meeting
Vidor City Council Regular Meeting
The council approved the annual auditors' reports for the previous fiscal year and authorized the construction plans for the West Circuit detention pond. Discussions resulted in the adoption of updated permit fees for vendors and event usage, the disposal of surplus police property, and the utilization of a decommissioned garbage truck for parts. The council authorized participation in the Southeast Texas Alerting Network and confirmed interim appointments for key municipal roles, including pay adjustments for those positions. Additionally, the council conducted multiple public hearings and approved ordinances to address dilapidated structures identified as public nuisances, ordering their repair or demolition.
