Lubbock public meetings in 2025

Called Special Meeting of the City Council - Groundbreaking

The City Council will attend a groundbreaking ceremony for the future Lubbock Downtown Park at 2:00 p.m. on December 11, 2025. The meeting is located at the site on Broadway Street between Avenues L and M. No official action is scheduled to be taken during this event.

• Groundbreaking ceremony for Lubbock Downtown Park
• Location: Broadway Street between Avenues L and M
• Date: December 11, 2025 at 2:00 p.m.
• No action will be taken by City Council

The City Council met in special session at the future site of the Lubbock Downtown Park for a groundbreaking ceremony, naming the park 'Pickering Park.' No formal decisions or votes were taken; the meeting was ceremonial and adjourned after remarks and the groundbreaking.

• Held groundbreaking for Pickering Park (no vote recorded)
• Approved minutes of the December 11, 2025 special meeting on January 27, 2026

Regular City Council Meeting

The City Council will convene at 12:00 p.m. for an executive session before reconvening at 2:00 p.m. to consider a consent agenda including budget amendments for airport land acquisition and public health grants, as well as resolutions for right-of-way purchases and construction contracts.

• Budget Ordinance Amendment 8 for Airport Fund land purchase
• Resolution authorizing purchase of 404.5-acre tract for Airport Capital Projects
• Resolution authorizing execution of DSHS HIV/STI prevention grant contracts
• Resolution authorizing purchase of right-of-way parcels for 2022 Street Bond Project
• Resolution authorizing construction of roadway improvements on 114th Street

The Lubbock City Council approved the November 11, 2025 meeting minutes and a 35-item consent agenda, all by 7-0 votes. The consent agenda included a 404.5-acre land purchase for airport development, multiple budget amendments, right-of-way acquisitions, construction contracts, and four zoning changes. No citizen comments were made, and the meeting included executive sessions for legal, real estate, personnel, and economic development matters.

• Approved November 11, 2025 meeting minutes (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda items 5.1-5.35 (7-0)
• Authorized purchase of 404.5-acre tract for airport development (Resolution 2025-R0541)
• Approved budget amendments for airport, health grants, and library programs (Ordinances 2025-O0137 through O0140)
• Approved zone change to Heavy Commercial at 702 76th Street (Ordinance 2025-O0141)
• Approved zone change to Medium Density Residential at 12415/12603 Upton Avenue (Ordinance 2025-O0142)
• Approved zone change to Office District west of Indiana Ave and south of 110th St (Ordinance 2025-O0143)
• Approved zone change to Light Industrial at 5603 122nd Street (Ordinance 2025-O0144)

Called Special Meeting of the City Council - LEDA

The Lubbock City Council is holding a special meeting to attend and participate in the Lubbock Economic Development Alliance (LEDA) Board of Directors meeting. The session is scheduled for December 3, 2025, at 8:30 a.m. at the McDougal Companies Building.

• City Council participation in LEDA Board of Directors meeting
• Meeting location: McDougal Companies Building, 1500 Broadway, Suite 501
• Executive session authorized under Texas Government Code Chapter 551

Regular City Council Meeting

The Lubbock City Council will begin with an executive session to discuss pending litigation, real‑property matters, and economic‑development negotiations. In open session the Council will receive a sales tax update, conduct ceremonial items, hear citizen comments, and consider a consent agenda that includes multiple budget ordinance amendments, right‑of‑way resolutions, board appointments, and planning public hearings. The meeting will conclude with the adoption of minutes from the November 4, 2025 meeting.

• Resolution – Police: Purchase Order 10028907 with Primary Arms LLC for service rifle bundles for the Lubbock Police Department
• Resolution – Right‑of‑Way: Purchase of a 1.579‑acre tract on the west side of Upland Avenue (NE ¼ Section 34, Block AK) for the 2022 Street Bond Project
• Budget Ordinance Amendment (2nd Reading) – Impact Fees for Roadway Improvements on 114th Street from Upland Avenue to Xenia Avenue (Capital Improvement Project 92953)
• Public Hearing – Planning (District 2): Zone Case 2607‑A request by Hart Heating and AC to change 702 76th Street from High Density Residential to Heavy Commercial
• Public Hearing – Planning (District 4): Zone Case 3538 request by AMD Engineering for Treze Cooper Heights to change 12415/12603 Upton Avenue from Low‑Density Single‑Family to Medium‑Density Residential

The Lubbock City Council approved Ordinance No. 2025-O0135, amending the animal code to add a new division on dangerous dogs, with a 4-3 vote. The approval included an amendment adding a muzzle requirement under Section 4.06.102. The council also approved all consent agenda items, several zoning changes, and board appointments.

• Approved Ordinance No. 2025-O0135 (dangerous dogs) with muzzle amendment (4-3)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2025-O0136 (animal code amendments) (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda items 6.1-6.15 (7-0)
• Approved zone change to Heavy Commercial at 702 76th St (7-0)
• Approved zone change to Medium Density Residential at 12415/12603 Upton Ave (7-0)
• Approved zone change to Office District west of Indiana Ave/south of 110th St (7-0)
• Approved zone change to Light Industrial at 5603 122nd St (7-0)
• Appointed Dan Williams, Sandy Henry, Jeff Dane, Kevin Glasheen as TIF board chairs (7-0, 6-0)

Special City Council Meeting - Game Changers Town Hall

The Lubbock City Council will hold a town hall discussion, hosted by Lubbock Game Changers, about the proposed HUB Youth Sports & Events Center, a multi-court facility planned for McAlister Park. No votes or formal action will be taken at this meeting.

• Discussion of HUB Youth Sports & Events Center at McAlister Park
• Multi-court facility for youth sports, families, and community events
• No action will be taken by City Council

Regular City Council Meeting

The City Council will convene in executive session to discuss litigation and real property matters, then reconvene to consider budget amendments, land purchases for street projects, and an ordinance reorganizing animal control definitions.

• Budget Ordinance Amendment 5th Reading for LP&L employee compensation
• Budget Ordinance Amendment 1st Reading for 114th Street roadway improvements
• Ordinance 1st Reading to reorganize animal control definitions
• Resolution to purchase land for 2022 Street Bond Project at Upland Ave and 66th St
• Resolution to execute contract with Viking Painting for Pump Station 12

The Lubbock City Council approved a first-reading ordinance amending the city's animal code to add a new division on dangerous dogs, with a required liability insurance amount of $1,000,000. A proposed amendment to lower the insurance requirement to $250,000 failed. The council also approved a separate animal ordinance amendment, a consent agenda of 19 routine items, and several board appointments.

• Approved Ordinance 2025-O0135 on dangerous dogs, first reading (6-1)
• Failed amendment to lower dangerous dog liability insurance from $1,000,000 to $250,000 (3-4)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-O0136 amending animal code, with Sections 2 and 3 struck and Section 4.01.003(c) deleted (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda items 6.1-6.19, including budget amendments, right-of-way resolutions, and contracts (7-0)
• Appointed Stacey Rogers to the Planning & Zoning Commission (4-3)
• Appointed Jim Bob Conner, Briana Cooper, and John Russell to the Vintage Township Public Facilities Corporation Board (7-0)
• Approved October 28, 2025 regular meeting minutes (7-0)

Regular City Council Meeting

The City Council will consider budget amendments for municipal purposes, including street paving on Avenue P and pedestrian safety grants, along with resolutions for street bond projects and right-of-way dedications.

• Budget Ordinance Amendment 3 for Avenue P paving (Capital Improvement Project 92952)
• Budget Ordinance Amendment 4 for Safety City pedestrian safety grant
• Resolution to execute street dedication deeds for 34th Street and Mackey Avenue
• Resolution to purchase land for 2022 Street Bond Project at 66th Street
• Ordinance 2nd Reading repealing Burglar and Robbery Alarms ordinance

The Lubbock City Council approved the consent agenda (items 5.1-5.10, 5.12-5.15) and several regular agenda items, including a resolution casting votes for the Lubbock Central Appraisal District Board of Directors and an ordinance amending the burglar and robbery alarm regulations. Item 5.11 was postponed indefinitely, and item 6.3 was postponed to the November 11, 2025 meeting. All votes were 6-0, with Council Member Dr. Jennifer Wilson absent.

• Approved consent agenda items 5.1-5.10 and 5.12-5.15 (6-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-R0515 casting 232 votes each for Brady Goen and Greg Jones to the Lubbock Central Appraisal District Board (6-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-O0127 amending burglar and robbery alarm regulations (6-0)
• Postponed indefinitely item 5.11 (engineering services amendment for 82nd Street) (6-0)
• Postponed to Nov 11, 2025, item 6.3 (animal ordinance amendments) (6-0)

Regular City Council Meeting

The City Council meets at 2:00 p.m. after an executive session on legal, real estate, and personnel matters. The open session includes citizen comments, approval of minutes, and a consent agenda with multiple budget amendments, an alley right-of-way abandonment, a parking lease agreement, and numerous resolutions authorizing the purchase of right-of-way parcels and professional services contracts for street bond projects.

• Resolution authorizing Public Works Contract 19060 with Lone Star Dirt & Paving for Milwaukee Avenue Reconstruction from 4th Street to Marshall Street ($2022 Street Bond Project)
• Multiple right-of-way acquisitions (Parcels 70–74, 7, 19, 58A/58B, and others) along Upland Avenue and 114th Street for 2022 and 2024 Street Bond Projects
• Budget ordinance amendments for Lake Alan Henry Fund, Impact Fee Streets Zone A/E, and Safety City Grant (TxDOT pedestrian/safety education)
• Ordinance abandoning a portion of alley right-of-way in Original Town of Lubbock (Block 116)
• Parking lease agreement with Cast Iron Grill for 72 spaces at 1801 Crickets Avenue

The Lubbock City Council repealed Ordinance No. 2025-O0111, which had amended the burglar and robbery alarm regulations, and approved a zone change for The Worship Center at 7205 82nd Street. The council also approved numerous contracts, including road construction, design services, and employee benefits, and appointed Thomas Parker to the Electric Utility Board.

• Repealed Ordinance No. 2025-O0111 (burglar and robbery alarm amendment) (5-0)
• Approved zone change to Auto-Urban Commercial District at 7205 82nd Street (5-0)
• Approved $2.1M Milwaukee Avenue reconstruction contract with Lone Star Dirt & Paving (5-0)
• Approved design contracts for 34th Street and 146th Street projects (5-0)
• Approved resolution to reimburse capital project expenditures (5-0)
• Approved speed limit reductions on Upland Avenue (5-0)
• Approved school zone speed limit reduction to 30 mph at two schools (5-0)
• Appointed Thomas Parker to Electric Utility Board (5-0)

Regular City Council Meeting

The Lubbock City Council will consider a resolution amending Contract 17636 with Halff Associates to provide engineering services for reconstructing Upland Avenue from 19th Street to 34th Street. It will also vote on several right‑of‑way resolutions authorizing the purchase of multiple parcels for the 2022 Street Bond Project, and on two first‑reading budget ordinance amendments affecting the Lake Alan Henry Fund and the Milwaukee Avenue capital project. Additional items include an ordinance to abandon a dedicated alley and routine consent‑agenda business.

• Resolution – Engineering: amend Professional Services Agreement Contract 17636 with Halff Associates for Upland Avenue reconstruction (19th St to 34th St).
• Resolution – Right‑of‑Way: authorize purchase of several parcels (e.g., 0.0533‑acre at Upland Ave & 22nd St, 0.0052‑acre near 50th‑52nd St) for the 2022 Street Bond Project.
• Budget Ordinance Amendment 1st Reading – Finance: amend FY 2025‑26 budget for the Lake Alan Henry Fund and increase the Lake Alan Henry Dump Station appropriation.
• Budget Ordinance Amendment 1st Reading – Finance: amend FY 2025‑26 budget for the Impact Fee Streets Zone A Fund and Streets Capital Project 92819 on Milwaukee Avenue.
• Ordinance 1st Reading – Right‑of‑Way: abandon and close a portion of a dedicated alley in South Half Block 116, Original Town of Lubbock.

The Lubbock City Council approved a resolution amending the purchasing policy to allow the City Manager to approve routine contracts up to $75,000, passing 4-3. The council also approved a consent agenda with numerous routine items, including budget amendments, right-of-way purchases, and professional service agreements. A proposed ordinance amending the animal code was postponed to the November 4, 2025 meeting.

• Approved Resolution No. 2025-R0465, setting routine contract approval limit at $75,000 (4-3)
• Approved consent agenda items 5.1, 5.4-5.29, 5.31-5.37 (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2025-O0125, budget amendment for Milwaukee Avenue project (7-0)
• Approved Resolution No. 2025-R0466, Civic Park design contract amendment (7-0)
• Approved board appointments to multiple city boards (7-0)
• Approved Resolution No. 2025-R0467, nominating Brady Goen and Greg Jones to Lubbock Central Appraisal District Board (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2025-O0126, Highland Oaks Public Improvement District assessment (7-0)
• Approved Resolution No. 2025-R0468, alcohol permit variance for Shanghai & Tokyo Cafe (7-0)

Regular City Council Meeting

The Lubbock City Council will convene for a regular meeting to discuss zoning map analysis, review budget ordinance amendments, and authorize right-of-way agreements and construction contracts.

• Discussion on draft Zoning Map Analysis
• Budget Ordinance Amendment 2nd Reading for Airport and Risk Management Funds
• Resolution authorizing Street Use License Agreement with Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts
• Resolution authorizing Storm Water Storage and Drainage Easement with RaiderH30 Investments, LLC
• Resolution authorizing purchase of right-of-way for 2022 Street Bond Project

The Lubbock City Council approved a one-year Meet and Confer Agreement with the Lubbock Professional Police Association, three zoning changes, and a consent agenda of routine items including contracts and budget amendments. Two items were postponed to the October 14 meeting: a right-of-way purchase and appraisal district director nominations.

• Approved police union Meet and Confer Agreement (7-0)
• Approved zone change at 5024 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd to Neighborhood Commercial (7-0)
• Approved zone change at 3603 130th St to Neighborhood Commercial (7-0)
• Approved zone change at 10320 Milwaukee Ave to Neighborhood Commercial (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda items 6.1-6.6 and 6.8-6.26 (7-0)
• Postponed right-of-way purchase from Crystal Conner to Oct 14 (7-0)
• Postponed appraisal district director nominations to Oct 14 (7-0)
• Approved minutes of Aug 18 and Aug 26 meetings (7-0)

Regular City Council Meeting

The City Council will convene at 1:00 p.m. for an executive session followed by an open session. The agenda includes first and second readings of budget amendments, the closing of a portion of Yuma Avenue, and resolutions for right-of-way purchases and public service contracts.

• Budget Ordinance Amendment 29 (Airport Fund)
• Budget Ordinance Amendment 32 (Risk Management Fund)
• Abandonment of Yuma Avenue (32nd to 34th Streets)
• Right-of-way purchase for 2022 Street Bond Project
• Contract 18970 with Deerwood Construction for traffic signal conduit

The Lubbock City Council approved the FY 2025-26 budget, a property tax rate increase, and related financial measures. The budget was adopted with a 5-2 vote after a proposed amendment to shift funds and cut certain programs failed. The council also approved a resolution ratifying the budget and setting the tax rate at $0.472191 per $100 valuation, a 2.22% effective increase.

• Approved FY 2025-26 budget (Ordinance 2025-O0112) 5-2
• Approved property tax rate of $0.472191 per $100 valuation (Ordinance 2025-O0113) 5-2
• Ratified budget requiring more property tax revenue (Resolution 2025-R0409) 5-2
• Approved Hotel Occupancy Tax revenue allocation (Resolution 2025-R0410) 6-1
• Adopted LP&L electric rate/tariff schedule effective Nov 1, 2025 (Resolution 2025-R0411) 7-0
• Approved consent agenda items 5.1-5.25 and 5.27-5.28 7-0
• Approved amended burglar alarm ordinance (2025-O0111) 7-0
• Approved Valencia PID assessment rate (Ordinance 2025-O0117) 7-0

Special City Council Meeting

The City Council will hold public hearings on the proposed FY 2025-26 operating budget and capital program, and on a proposed tax rate of $0.479365 per $100 valuation (a 3.77% increase above the no-new-revenue rate). Following the hearings, the council will consider first readings of ordinances to adopt the budget and set the tax rate. The budget includes adjustments to various fees, including animal services, city secretary, fire, water, solid waste, and landfill service fees.

• Public hearing on the proposed FY 2025-26 Operating Budget and Capital Program
• Public hearing on a tax rate of $0.479365 per $100 valuation, a 3.77% effective increase
• Ordinance first reading adopting the FY 2025-26 budget, including fee changes for animal services, city secretary, fire, water, solid waste, and landfill services
• Ordinance first reading setting the 2025 property tax rate and levy

The Lubbock City Council held public hearings on the proposed FY 2025-26 budget and a tax rate increase, then approved the budget ordinance (No. 2025-O0112) and the tax rate ordinance (No. 2025-O0113) on first reading. The budget was amended to move $1.7 million from the street bond contingency fund to the general fund, reduce the city council budget by $15,000, and reduce the transfer to Market Lubbock by $100,000. The tax rate was set at $0.107586 for the Interest and Sinking Fund and $0.364605 for the General Fund, a 2.22% increase. Both votes were 5-2, with Mayor McBrayer and Council Member Glasheen voting no.

• Approved FY 2025-26 Operating Budget and Capital Program (Ordinance 2025-O0112) on first reading (5-2)
• Approved tax rate of $0.107586 for Interest and Sinking Fund and $0.364605 for General Fund (Ordinance 2025-O0113) on first reading (5-2)
• Amended budget to move $1.7 million from street bond contingency to general fund, cut council budget by $15,000, and reduce Market Lubbock transfer by $100,000 (5-2)
• Rejected amendment to move $1.7 million from street bond contingency, add $600,000 from Interest and Sinking fund, cut council budget by $45,000, cut non-civil service salaries by $140,000, and reduce non-public safety non-personnel budgets by $1,112,726 (2-5)
• Rejected amendment to reduce the $1.7 million transfer to $1.61 million and use $279,000 for a 3% employee pay increase (died for lack of a second)

Regular City Council Meeting

The City Council will hold a work session to review the proposed FY 2025-26 budget and capital program. The meeting also includes an executive session regarding litigation, real property, and critical infrastructure, as well as a consent agenda with various municipal contracts and right-of-way ordinances.

• Proposed FY 2025-26 Operating Budget and Capital Program discussion
• Budget Ordinance No. 2025-O0087 for Fire Station 20 and General Fund reserves
• Budget Ordinance No. 2025-O0088 for radio towers and system upgrades
• Lubbock Emergency Communications District Budget for Fiscal Year 2025-26
• Right-of-way closures including Yuma Avenue between 32nd and 34th Street

The Lubbock City Council approved the FY 2025-26 Operating Budget and Capital Program after a work session presentation, and approved all consent agenda items (6.1-6.29) and regular agenda items (7.1-7.20) unanimously (6-0). Key actions included approving two zone changes to Heavy Commercial, annexing 8.82 acres, establishing the Highland Oaks Public Improvement District, and authorizing funding for the Downtown Civic Park. The meeting also included a public hearing on the proposed budget and presentations on the Downtown Civic Park and budget.

• Approved FY 2025-26 Operating Budget and Capital Program (6-0)
• Approved consent agenda items 6.1-6.29 (6-0)
• Approved zone change to Heavy Commercial at 4322 50th St (6-0)
• Approved zone change to Heavy Commercial at 5202/5210 130th St (6-0)
• Approved annexation of 8.82 acres south of 146th St (6-0)
• Established Highland Oaks Public Improvement District (6-0)
• Authorized funding for Downtown Civic Park construction (6-0)
• Approved alarm ordinance amendment with Oct 1 effective date (6-0)

Special City Council Meeting

The Lubbock City Council holds a special meeting with an executive session on security, followed by a regular session for two second-reading ordinances. The first ordinance adopts 56 amendments to the Unified Development Code covering zoning, signs, parking, and other regulations. The second ordinance amends Chapter 41 to adjust roadway impact fee rates.

• Second reading of Ordinance No. 2025-O0095 approving 56 amendments to the Unified Development Code, including changes to zoning lot densities, smoke shop regulations, signs, landscaping, and nonconforming uses.
• Second reading of Ordinance No. 2025-O0096 amending Chapter 41 to update Roadway Impact Fee rates.
• Executive session under Texas Government Code §551.089 to discuss security devices or security audits.
• Citizen comments allowed on agenda items before the regular session.

The Lubbock City Council approved two ordinances on second reading. Ordinance No. 2025-O0095, amending the Unified Development Code with 55 amendments, passed unanimously 7-0. Ordinance No. 2025-O0096, increasing Roadway Impact Fee rates, passed 5-2, with Mayor Pro Tem Martinez-Garcia and Council Member Collins voting no. The meeting included an executive session on security devices and citizen comments on the impact fee ordinance.

• Approved Ordinance No. 2025-O0095, Unified Development Code amendments (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2025-O0096, Roadway Impact Fee rate increase (5-2)

Called Special City Council Meeting-Veterans Cemetery Update

The City Council will meet to discuss the West Texas State Veterans Cemetery. The meeting includes a progress update and lunch at the cemetery site. No official action is scheduled.

• West Texas State Veterans Cemetery progress update
• Lunch at West Texas State Veterans Cemetery, 4614 E 50th Street
• City Council remarks regarding the cemetery

Regular City Council Meeting

The City Council will hold a work session to review the proposed FY 2025-26 Operating Budget and Capital Program, including the General Fund and American Rescue Plan Act Funds. The meeting also includes a consent agenda with various budget amendments, right-of-way closures, and infrastructure contracts.

• Proposed FY 2025-26 Operating Budget and Capital Program discussion
• Budget Ordinance Amendment 30 for Fire Station 20
• Budget Ordinance Amendment 31 for new radio towers and system upgrades
• Contract 19054 with KRT Cooper Ranch, LLC for roadway improvements on Avenue P
• Grant Agreement No. HHS001606300006 for community health workers

The Lubbock City Council approved an ordinance amending Chapter 41 to set the maximum roadway impact fee and collection rate at zero dollars for each service area, effective immediately, with a 4-3 vote. The council also adopted a resolution setting the proposed maximum tax rate at 0.479365 for the upcoming fiscal year, with a 6-1 vote. Several other items were approved, including a commitment agreement with Lubbock Game Changers for a multi-sport event center at Bill McAlister Park, amended to clarify that the 85% fundraising goal excludes city contributions. A proposed amendment to the Unified Development Code regarding wall signs failed on a 3-4 vote.

• Approved Ordinance No. 2025-O0096 setting roadway impact fees to zero (4-3)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2025-R0370 setting max tax rate at 0.479365 (6-1)
• Approved Resolution No. 2025-R0368 for Lubbock Game Changers event center, amended to exclude city contributions from fundraising goal (6-1)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2025-O0095 UDC amendments (7-0)
• Failed Amendment 31 on wall signs (3-4)
• Approved annexation of 8.82 acres near Frankford Avenue (6-1)
• Approved multiple zone changes (7-0 each)
• Approved appointments to various boards and commissions (7-0)

Special City Council Meeting - Work Session 4

The Lubbock City Council will hold a work session to receive a presentation and discuss the proposed FY 2025-26 Operating Budget and Capital Program, covering all city funds. Council members will provide guidance and direction to the City Manager for potential changes to the budget.

• Presentation and discussion of the Proposed FY 2025-26 Operating Budget and Capital Program
• Direction to the City Manager for changes to the budget

The City Council held a special work session to hear a presentation on the Proposed FY 2025-26 Operating Budget and Capital Program. City Manager Jarrett Atkinson presented the budget and answered questions, with discussion covering property tax changes, next steps, and sales tax data through June 2025. Council provided direction to the City Manager for budget changes, but no formal votes were taken.

• Heard presentation on Proposed FY 2025-26 Operating Budget and Capital Program
• Discussed property tax changes, next steps, and sales tax through June 2025
• Provided direction to City Manager to make changes to proposed budget

Special City Council Meeting - Work Session 2

The City Council will hear a presentation on the Proposed FY 2025-26 Operating Budget and Capital Program, covering all city funds. The work session is for discussion and staff guidance, with no formal votes expected. The Council may provide direction to the City Manager for budget changes.

• Presentation and discussion of Proposed FY 2025-26 Operating Budget and Capital Program, including General Fund, Debt Service, Enterprise Funds, and more

The City Council heard presentations on the proposed FY 2025-26 Operating Budget and Capital Program, covering all city funds, including enterprise, internal service, and special revenue funds, as well as Lubbock Power & Light, LEDA, and other entities. Council members discussed the presentations and provided direction to the City Manager for budget changes. No formal votes were taken; the meeting was a work session.

• Heard budget presentations for all city funds and provided direction to City Manager
• Discussed LP&L revenue, expense, and rate model
• Discussed enterprise funds including Water & Wastewater, Stormwater, Airport, Citibus
• Discussed internal service funds including Fleet, Benefits, IT, GIS, Telecom
• Discussed special revenue funds including TIF zones, Community Development, Hotel Occupancy Tax
• Discussed LEDA, Market Lubbock, Visit Lubbock, and Lubbock Sports Authority budgets
• Discussed Civic Lubbock, Inc. budget

Special City Council Meeting - Work Session 1

The City Council will convene for a work session to review and discuss the Proposed FY 2025-26 Operating Budget and Capital Program. The council will provide guidance to staff and direct the City Manager to make changes to the budget, which includes General Fund, Debt Service, and American Rescue Plan Act funds.

• Presentation and discussion of Proposed FY 2025-26 Operating Budget and Capital Program
• Discussion of General Fund, Debt Service Fund, and Enterprise Funds
• Review of current and proposed American Rescue Plan Act Funds and uses
• Discussion of Capital Improvement Program
• Potential adjournment into executive session for personnel matters

The City Council held a work session to hear a presentation on the proposed FY 2025-26 Operating Budget and Capital Program. City Manager Jarrett Atkinson presented details on revenues, expenses, reserves, property tax, debt, and departmental budgets, and answered council questions. No formal decisions were made; the council only provided guidance to staff as appropriate.

• Heard presentation on proposed FY 2025-26 budget (no vote)
• Discussed budget details and answered council questions (no vote)

Regular City Council Meeting

The council will consider a second‑reading amendment to Budget Ordinance No. 2025‑O0078, shifting $665,000 of local funds to purchase Citibus vehicles. It will also hear two right‑of‑way ordinances that abandon specific easements and a portion of Avenue B. Additional items include an engineering contract for unpaved road design and a police procurement for ballistic shields.

• Budget Ordinance Amendment 2nd Reading – reallocate $665,000 for Citibus vehicle purchase
• Ordinance (Right‑of‑Way) – abandon easements in Tract 1‑D‑1, south of 19th St. and east of West Loop 289
• Ordinance (Right‑of‑Way) – abandon portions of Avenue B north of 29th St. to consolidate land holdings
• Resolution – authorize Contract 17967 with Kimley Horn and Associates for design services on the Unpaved Roads Improvements Project
• Resolution – authorize Purchase Order 10028656 with Galls, LLC for ballistic shields for the Lubbock Police Department

The Lubbock City Council approved a resolution supporting the Lubbock Housing Finance Corporation's issuance of up to $25 million in tax-exempt multifamily housing revenue bonds for the acquisition and rehabilitation of Hillcrest Manor Apartments, a 220-unit complex. The council also approved several zoning changes, including a zone change at 1001 Tulane Street from Office to Medium Density Residential, and a zone change at 6600 114th Street from Low Density Single-Family to Auto-Urban Commercial. Additionally, the council approved a consent agenda covering numerous routine items, including contracts for street maintenance, traffic signal upgrades, and police equipment.

• Approved Resolution No. 2025-R0353 supporting $25M housing revenue bonds for Hillcrest Manor Apartments (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2025-O0081 zone change at 1001 Tulane Street to Medium Density Residential (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2025-O0082 zone change at Slide Road and 130th Street to Heavy Commercial (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2025-O0083 zone change at 6600 114th Street to Auto-Urban Commercial (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2025-O0084 zone change at 7105 98th Street and 9901 Upland Avenue to Neighborhood Commercial (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2025-O0085 zone change at 130th Street and Frankford Avenue to Heavy Commercial (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2025-O0086 zone change at 6028 4th Street to Neighborhood Commercial (5-0)
• Approved Resolution No. 2025-R0352 annexation agreement with Betenbough Homes and Starlight Development (5-0)

Called Special Meeting of the City Council - EUB

This is a called special meeting of the Lubbock City Council to attend and participate in the Electric Utility Board meeting. The agenda includes only that participation; no other items are listed.

• City Council will attend and may take action during the Electric Utility Board meeting, whose agenda is referenced but not posted here

Regular City Council Meeting

The City Council will hold executive sessions to discuss economic development negotiations regarding a tax abatement for X-Fab and to consider appointments to various boards. In regular session, they will vote on consent agenda items including budget amendments for police equipment, a $229,485 HIV intervention grant, and $665,000 for transit vehicle purchases, as well as several right-of-way acquisitions for the Upland Avenue and 66th Street projects funded by street bonds. A work session will include a legislative update on the 2025 regular and special sessions.

• Hold executive session on X-Fab tax abatement economic development incentive
• Approve $229,485 grant from Texas DSHS for HIV intervention specialists
• Amend budget with $665,000 in local funds for CitiBus vehicle purchases (first reading)
• Abandon waterline easement in City View Campus and public right-of-way on Geneva Avenue
• Acquire right-of-way parcels for Upland Avenue (98th to 114th) and 66th Street expansion under street bond projects

The Lubbock City Council approved a 38-item consent agenda covering budgets, contracts, and zoning changes, and made numerous board appointments. The council also received the 2025 Impact Fee Restudy after a public hearing, and heard a legislative update.

• Approved consent agenda items 6.1-6.38 (7-0)
• Approved June 10, 2025 meeting minutes (7-0)
• Approved board appointments to multiple boards (7-0)
• Approved Civic Lubbock Inc. appointments (5-2)
• Approved Electric Utility Board appointment (6-1)
• Approved Resolution 2025-R0329 receiving 2025 Impact Fee Restudy (7-0)

Regular City Council Meeting

The Lubbock City Council will convene in regular session to consider second and first readings of budget ordinance amendments, including funding for the Police Department and a state health services grant. The council will also authorize various agreements for the 2022 Street Bond Project, including right-of-way acquisitions and engineering contracts.

• Budget Ordinance Amendment 2nd Reading for Lubbock Economic Development Alliance
• Budget Ordinance Amendment 1st Reading for Abandoned Vehicle Fund
• Authorization to execute Contract 18884 with Petree Farms for cattle grazing
• Authorization to execute Contract 18959 with Starlight Development for sewer expansion
• Authorization to execute Amendment No. 1 to Contract 16354 for HOME American Rescue Plan

The Lubbock City Council approved two zone changes, a variance for an alcohol permit, and a streetlight banner license, and approved the consent agenda. A motion to postpone the banner license failed before it was approved. The council also held work sessions on impact fees and sales tax/budget updates.

• Approved zone change at 1101 N Memphis from Heavy Commercial to Medium Density Residential (7-0)
• Approved zone change at 2312 82nd Street to Auto-Urban Commercial (7-0)
• Approved alcohol variance for Pub 55 at 3135 34th Street (5-2)
• Approved streetlight banner license for CBC Centre Suites (6-1)
• Approved consent agenda items 6.1-6.6, 6.8-6.14, 6.16-6.28 (7-0)
• Approved minutes of May 22 and May 27 meetings (7-0)

Regular City Council Meeting

The City Council will meet to discuss various budget amendments and professional service contracts. The body is considering a zoning change for a property in District 4 and several right-of-way closures. The meeting includes an executive session regarding pending litigation.

• Zone change request for 11713 Indiana Avenue from SF-2 to Auto-Urban Commercial District
• Budget Ordinance Amendments 23, 24, 25, and 26
• Closing of Alley Right-of-Way in Block 116, Original Town of Lubbock, for parking
• Contract with Habitat for Humanity, Inc. for low-to-moderate income home construction
• Contract with Hired Staffing Solutions, Inc. for armed security for Citibus

The Lubbock City Council approved the consent agenda (items 5.1-5.31) in a 4-0 vote, covering budget amendments, contracts, and other routine items. A variance request for an alcoholic beverage permit at 3135 34th Street (Pub 55) failed after a motion to approve lacked a second. The meeting was otherwise procedural, with no citizen comments and approval of prior minutes.

• Approved May 13, 2025 meeting minutes (4-0)
• Approved consent agenda items 5.1-5.31 (4-0)
• Denied variance for alcoholic beverage permit at 3135 34th Street (Pub 55) - motion failed, no second

Regular City Council Meeting

The City Council will discuss several right-of-way closures, aviation grants for airport LED lighting, and 2022 Street Bond projects. The body is also considering an annexation request for land south of 130th Street and a zone change for a property on Indiana Avenue.

• Annexation of approximately 121.80 acres south of 130th Street (Loop 88) and west of Milwaukee Avenue
• Zone change request for 11713 Indiana Avenue from Low Density Single-Family (SF-2) to Auto-Urban Commercial (AC)
• Federal Aviation Grant for Runway LED Light Replacement at Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport
• Contract with Chambers Engineering, LLC for airport runway LED light replacement
• Emergency Solution Grant funding agreements with Family Promise and ECHO West Texas for homeless services

The Lubbock City Council denied a resolution granting a variance for an alcoholic beverage permit at 1905 19th Street for Endzone Liquor Beer Wine, failing 0-7. The council also approved a zone change at 11713 Indiana Avenue from Low Density Single-Family to Auto-Urban Commercial, and approved the consent agenda containing 22 items, including airport runway LED lighting contracts, right-of-way abandonments, and annexation of 121.80 acres.

• Denied alcoholic beverage permit variance for Endzone Liquor Beer Wine (0-7)
• Approved zone change at 11713 Indiana Avenue from SF-2 to AC (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda items 5.1-5.22 (7-0)
• Approved April 22, 2025 meeting minutes (7-0)

Called Special Meeting of the City Council - Grand Opening

This is a special meeting of the Lubbock City Council dedicated solely to the grand opening ceremony of Fire Station No. 20 at 3210 142nd Street. The agenda includes ceremonial items such as a presentation of colors, remarks from the Fire Chief and Mayor, a tribute to Lt. Eric Hill, and a ribbon cutting. No legislative or business items are scheduled.

• Presentation of Colors by Lubbock Fire Rescue Honor Guard and Pipes & Drums
• Opening Remarks by Fire Chief Richard Stewart
• Message from the Mayor by Mark W. McBrayer
• In Memory of Lt. Eric Hill by Assistant Chief Nick Wilson
• Ribbon Cutting by City Council and Command Staff

The special meeting was ceremonial only, with no substantive decisions made. Council members and staff participated in a ribbon-cutting and rang the station into service. The minutes were later approved on June 24, 2025.

• Rang Fire Station No. 20 into service (ceremonial)
• Participated in ribbon-cutting for Fire Station No. 20 (ceremonial)

Special City Council Meeting

This special joint meeting with the Planning and Zoning Commission includes a public hearing and discussion on proposed amendments to the Unified Development Code (Ordinance No. 2023-O0054). The amendments cover numerous sections related to zoning, parking, setbacks, signs, and land use. The council will also receive a staff presentation and discuss the timeline for adoption.

• Proposed amendments to zoning regulations at annexation (Section 39.02.002)
• Changes to rear setback requirements in base residential districts (Section 39.02.004)
• Updates to parking requirements (Table 39.02.006.a-3) and off-street loading facilities
• Regulatory changes for smoke shops, alcoholic beverage uses, and manufactured home subdivisions
• Revisions to sign standards and MU-6 zoning district regulations

The Lubbock City Council held a joint special meeting with the Planning and Zoning Commission to discuss and hold a public hearing on proposed amendments to the Unified Development Code (Ordinance No. 2023-O0054). Planning staff presented the amendments, and public testimony was heard both in favor and opposition. No formal action was taken; the council discussed the timeline and procedures for future adoption.

• Held public hearing on UDC amendments (no vote)
• Discussed timeline and procedures for UDC amendment adoption

Regular City Council Meeting

The City Council will consider a consent agenda containing budget amendments, contracts, and a zone change. Notable items include a zone change for 404.5 acres near East Bluefield Street and North Guava Avenue from low-density single-family to light industrial, adoption of a revised Master Thoroughfare Plan Map, and purchase of police vehicles. Several contracts for street projects, water utilities, and airport services are also on the consent agenda.

• Zone change for 404.5 acres from SF-2 to Light Industrial District, north of East Bluefield Street and east of North Guava Avenue (Ordinance 2025-O0055)
• Adoption of revised City of Lubbock Master Thoroughfare Plan Map (Ordinance 2025-O0053)
• Purchase of Getac Rugged Laptops for Lubbock Police Department from SHI Government Solutions
• Purchase of ten replacement vehicles for Lubbock Police Department from Lake Country Chevrolet
• Change Order No. 1 for 66th Street Channel Drainage Project with Lone Star Dirt & Paving

The Lubbock City Council approved the annexation of approximately 121.80 acres south of 130th Street and west of Milwaukee Avenue (Ordinance 2025-O0062) and authorized the issuance and sale of City of Lubbock Tax Notes (Ordinance 2025-O0063), both by 7-0 votes. The council also approved the consent agenda (items 6.1-6.31) and the minutes of the April 8, 2025 meeting. No substantive decisions were made outside these approvals.

• Approved annexation of 121.80 acres (Ordinance 2025-O0062) (7-0)
• Authorized issuance and sale of Tax Notes (Ordinance 2025-O0063) (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda items 6.1-6.31 (7-0)
• Approved April 8, 2025 meeting minutes (7-0)

Called Special Meeting of the City Council - LEDA

The City Council is holding a special meeting to attend and potentially take action during the Lubbock Economic Development Alliance, Inc. (LEDA) Board of Directors meeting.

• Participation in the Lubbock Economic Development Alliance, Inc. (LEDA) Board of Directors Meeting

Regular City Council Meeting

The Lubbock City Council will hold a work session to receive the final sales tax report for FY 2024/25 and provide guidance. In open session, the council will consider a consent agenda with 27 items including budget amendments, a revised master thoroughfare plan, and multiple infrastructure contracts. One item authorizes the purchase of property at 5034 Frankford Avenue for the Godeke Branch Library.

• Final Year 2024/25 Sales Tax Collections presentation (work session)
• Budget Ordinance Amendment 20 for purchase of police laptops (consent item 6.5)
• Ordinance adopting a revised City of Lubbock Master Thoroughfare Plan Map (consent item 6.12)
• Resolution authorizing contract with Archer Western Construction for West Lubbock Water Expansion Project (consent item 6.16)
• Resolution authorizing purchase of real property at 5034 Frankford Avenue for Godeke Branch Library (consent item 6.4.1)

The Lubbock City Council approved a zone change for 404.5 acres from Low Density Single-Family to Light Industrial, plus four other rezoning requests and a municipal services agreement for annexation. All votes were 7-0. The council also approved a consent agenda covering budget amendments, contracts, and resolutions, and heard a sales tax presentation.

• Approved zone change for 404.5 acres to Light Industrial (7-0)
• Approved zone change at 5106 Slide Road to Auto-Urban Commercial (7-0)
• Approved zone change at 16002 Quaker Avenue to Auto-Urban Commercial (7-0)
• Approved zone change at 6303/6305 130th Street to Heavy Commercial (7-0)
• Approved zone change at 6602 104th Street to Neighborhood Commercial (7-0)
• Approved municipal services agreement for 121.80-acre annexation (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda with budget amendments and contracts (7-0)
• Approved March 25, 2025 minutes (7-0)

Regular City Council Meeting

The council will hold executive sessions on legal, real estate, personnel, and economic development matters before open session at 2:00 p.m. The consent agenda includes a budget ordinance amendment for hazard mitigation generators, multiple right-of-way abandonments, contracts for engineering and construction services, and 12 downtown grant program expenditures for facade and permittable improvements.

• Budget Ordinance Amendment 16 for Hazard Mitigation Generators Capital Improvement Project
• Abandoning right-of-way at 82nd Street and Cedar Avenue (Ordinance 2025-O0044)
• Resolution authorizing contract with Bo Simon, Inc. for waterlines ahead of unpaved street paving (2022 Street Bond)
• Resolution for airfield lighted sign panels and taxiway paint removal at Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport
• Downtown Grant Program expenditures for Primitive (905 Avenue K), Spade Farms (1107 Avenue K), LBK 1201-17 LLC (1203 17th Street), Gayle's Event Rentals (1615 Avenue F), and ImageNet Consulting (1616 Mac Davis Lane)

The Lubbock City Council approved the March 11, 2025 meeting minutes and a 30-item consent agenda, including budget amendments, right-of-way abandonments, contracts, and downtown grants. They also made numerous board appointments, with the Audit & Investment Committee appointments passing 5-2 after a proposed amendment failed.

• Approved March 11, 2025 minutes (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda items 5.1-5.30 (7-0)
• Approved board appointments to Animal Services, Board of Health, Capital Improvements, Keep Lubbock Beautiful, Lake Alan Henry, Park and Recreation, Public Transit, and Veterans committees (7-0)
• Approved Audit & Investment Committee appointments of Brandon Kidd, Edwin Schulz, and Cooper Cunningham (5-2)
• Amendment to appoint Gilbert Quintero to Audit & Investment Committee died for lack of second

Called Special Meeting of the City Council - EUB

This is a called special meeting of the Lubbock City Council to attend and participate in the Electric Utility Board meeting. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and references the EUB agenda, which is not detailed here. No specific decisions or discussion items are listed for the council itself.

Called Special Meeting of the City Council - LEDA

This is a called special meeting where the Lubbock City Council will attend and participate in the Lubbock Economic Development Alliance (LEDA) Board of Directors meeting. The specific items to be discussed at the LEDA meeting are not provided in the agenda. The Council may also enter executive session on economic development, real property, or legal matters.

Regular City Council Meeting

The council will consider a budget ordinance amendment for the 66th Street from I-27 to Ash Avenue capital improvement project and a development agreement with CRS Business Park, LLC for its construction. Also on the consent agenda are purchases of property insurance (including terrorism coverage for John T. Montford Dam), excess liability insurance, workers' compensation coverage, and a third-party claims administrator contract. Additional items include right-of-way abandonments, property sales, and engineering contract amendments for street bond projects.

• Budget Ordinance No. 2025-O0038, Amendment 11, for 66th Street from I-27 to Ash Avenue capital project (FY 2024-25 Budget)
• Development Agreement Contract 18627 with CRS Business Park, LLC for construction of a portion of 66th Street
• Property insurance purchase for John T. Montford Dam with $50,000,000 coverage limit, premium not to exceed $266,791.91
• Layered excess liability insurance from Texas Insurance and Upland Specialty, total premium not to exceed $1,056,926.14
• Sale of city-owned Lots 2-5, Block 1, Park View Addition to M&M Homes (southwest of 3rd Street and Avenue C)

Regular City Council Meeting

The City Council will begin with an executive session on legal matters and real property, then reconvene for a work session presentation from the Lubbock Public Health Department. The regular open session includes citizen comments, approval of minutes, and a consent agenda with items such as budget amendments for the 66th Street capital project and McAlister Park playground, numerous insurance premium authorizations, right-of-way abandonments, and two HOME Investment Partnerships Program funding agreements for affordable rental housing development.

• Budget Ordinance Amendment 11 for the 66th Street from I-27 to Ash Avenue capital improvement project
• Budget Ordinance Amendment 15 establishing the McAlister Park Playground capital project
• Resolution authorizing HOME Investment Partnerships Program Funding Agreement (Contract 18502) with Cotton Place Properties for affordable rental units
• Resolution authorizing HOME-ARP Funding Agreement (Contract 18503) with Serve Lubbock for housing homeless families
• Resolution authorizing package liability insurance premium not to exceed $1,090,856

Called Special City Council Meeting - State of the City

The City Council will attend a State of the City Address and panel discussion. The session covers the Lubbock economy, public safety, infrastructure, and budgetary matters. No action will be taken by the City Council during this meeting.

• State of the City Address and Panel Discussion regarding economy, employment, and core services

Called Special Meeting of the City Council - LEDA

The City Council will attend the Lubbock Economic Development Alliance board meeting and discuss several items. Members will review the LEDA January financial report and audit, receive workforce and marketing updates, and consider actions on land transactions and a performance agreement. The agenda includes an executive session for confidential business and legal matters.

• Executive session to discuss commercial/financial information and incentives for businesses
• Approval of LEDA Financial Report for January 2025 and FY 2024 audit
• Consider sale of approximately 25 acres in Lubbock Business Park
• Consider purchase of approximately 158 acres for future economic development
• Consider approval of a Performance Agreement for Project Spoke

Regular City Council Meeting

The City Council will hold an executive session on legal, real property, and economic development matters, then reconvene in open session. The consent agenda includes a budget ordinance amendment for the Traffic Capital Project Fund, a resolution for a TxDOT advanced funding agreement for traffic signal detection equipment, several zone changes, and support for a housing tax credit application. The regular agenda includes board appointments and acceptance of the annual financial report.

• Budget Ordinance Amendment 12 for FY 2024-25 Traffic Capital Project Fund
• Resolution for Advanced Funding Agreement with TxDOT for detection equipment at 60 traffic signals
• Ordinance for zone change at 4412 Avenue Q from MDR to Heavy Commercial
• Ordinance for zone change at 2210 Research Boulevard from SF-2 to Heavy Commercial
• Resolution supporting 9% Housing Tax Credit for Avenue U Villas Development at 8401 Avenue U

Regular City Council Meeting

The City Council will convene for a regular meeting to discuss budget amendments, approve right-of-way acquisitions for street projects, and authorize various engineering and utility contracts.

• Budget Ordinance Amendment 2nd Reading for General Fund and IT Fund
• Resolution to accept right-of-way deeds for 82nd Street bond project
• Resolution to execute Change Order No. 1 to Contract 17870 for waterline work
• Resolution to execute Professional Services Agreement with HDR Engineering for Lake 7
• Resolution to execute Lease Agreement with UPS at Preston Smith International Airport

Regular City Council Meeting

The City Council will hold a work session on the impact fee program, then convene open session to consider consent agenda items including several budget amendments, a 20-year electric franchise renewal with Southwestern Public Service (Xcel Energy), and right-of-way abandonments. The council also met in executive session to discuss land acquisitions for Loop 88, the 66th Street Project, and other real estate matters.

• 20-year electric franchise renewal with Southwestern Public Service (Xcel Energy) at 5% of annual gross receipts from retail electric sales within city limits
• Budget amendments for FY 2024-25: Abandoned Vehicle Fund, Water/Wastewater Fund, North Point Public Improvement District Fund, General Fund & IT, and General Facilities Capital Project Fund
• Resolution to approve purchase and installation of high-density shelving for new Police Department Forensic/Property Facility from Spacesaver/Southwest Solutions Group
• Construction contract with SRH Landscapes, LLC for west walking track in North Point Public Improvement District
• Ordinance to abandon portions of public right-of-way near 82nd Street and Elgin Avenue, and other easement abandonments

Called Special Meeting of the City Council - LEDA

The Lubbard Economic Development Alliance Board will approve the December 4, 2024 meeting minutes and the November and December 2024 financial reports. It will discuss workforce development, including an application for the Texas Workforce Commission South Plains High Demand Job Training Grant #12. The Board will consider a performance agreement for Project Spoke and a resolution to award a construction contract for the Wastewater Lift Station & Force Main (PLANT-AS-DNPS-003-01, LLC).

• Approve minutes of the Regular Board meeting held December 4, 2024
• Approve November 2024 and December 2024 LEDA financial reports
• Consider application to the Texas Workforce Commission for South Plains High Demand Job Training Grant #12
• Approve the Performance Agreement for Project Spoke
• Approve award of construction contract for Wastewater Lift Station & Force Main for PLANT-AS-DNPS-003-01, LLC

Called Special Meeting of the City Council - EUB

The Electric Utility Board will hold public comment, then enter executive sessions to discuss generation assets, billing issues, legal matters, and staffing. Afterward, the board will approve minutes, receive updates on operations and finances, and consider a resolution to award a $486,875 contract to WR Construction Inc. for a classroom training facility.

• Approve minutes from the Dec. 17, 2024 Electric Utility Board meeting
• Executive session on generation asset sales and land use
• Executive session on legal advice for pending litigation and NERC CIP standards
• Presentation on LP&L strategic planning, operations, and ERCOT matters
• Resolution to award a $486,875 contract to WR Construction Inc. for a classroom training facility

Regular City Council Meeting

The City Council will meet to discuss several budget amendments and right-of-way closures. The body is considering a 20-year franchise agreement with Southwestern Public Service (Xcel Energy) and various contracts for street and water infrastructure projects.

• 20-year franchise agreement with Southwestern Public Service (Xcel Energy) for 5% of annual gross receipts from retail electric sales
• Budget amendments for the General Fund (West Texas State Veterans Cemetery), Abandoned Vehicle Fund, Water/Wastewater Fund, and North Point PID Fund
• Design services contract with Freese and Nichols, Inc. for Broadway from Avenue Q to Avenue E
• Right-of-way and easement closures south of 48th Street, south of 82nd Street, and north of 122nd Street
• Contracts for the Southeast Water Reclamation Plant (Acme Electric) and Lake Alan Henry sluice gate repairs (Chapman Marine, Inc.)