Borger public meetings in 2025
50 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Borger City Council will vote on an interlocal agreement with Plemons‑Stinnett‑Phillips Consolidated ISD to provide School Resource Officer services. The council will also consider ordinances updating park rules, mobile food unit regulations, and animal control policies, as well as a resolution for traffic cameras on state right‑of‑way and use of opioid settlement funds for transportation services.
- Approve Interlocal Agreement with PSPCISD for School Resource Officer services
- Approve Ordinance O‑018‑25 adding park smoking, vaping, hours, and parking conduct rules
- Approve Ordinance O‑019‑25 amending Mobile Food Units regulations
- Approve Ordinance O‑017‑25 updating outdoor feeding of feral animals and microchipping requirements
- Approve Resolution R‑020‑25 authorizing traffic cameras installation with TxDOT
Borger Inc
The Borger Economic Development Corporation board will review two grant applications: the Corridor Revitalization Grant Program request for 724 N. Main and the Commercial Building Improvement Program request for 503 N. Main. Both requests will be discussed in executive session and then voted on in open session. The meeting also includes routine consent agenda items and a travel approval.
- Presentation of Corridor Revitalization Grant request for 724 N. Main by Mitchel Holland
- Presentation of Commercial Building Improvement Program request for 503 N. Main by Ali Huneiti
- Executive session discussion of the CRGP request (724 N. Main)
- Executive session discussion of the CBIP request (503 N. Main)
- Board vote on the CRGP and CBIP grant requests
City Council
The Borger City Council work session will discuss proposed changes to three ordinances covering animal control, park rules, and mobile food units. They will also consider a possible agreement with Aspire regarding use of an opioid grant fund, and plan the date for the 2026 strategic planning session. No formal actions can be taken at this meeting.
- Discuss ordinances amending Animal, Park, and Mobile Food Unit Regulations
- Discuss a possible agreement with Aspire for potential Opioid Grant Fund usage
- Discuss scheduling the 2026 Strategic Planning Session
City Council
The City Council will consider first readings of three ordinances regarding city codes. The body will also review a memorandum of understanding with the Texas Division of Emergency Management.
- Ordinance O-017-25: Regulations on outdoor feeding of feral animals and microchipping of impounded animals
- Ordinance O-018-25: Regulations for smoking, vaping, park hours, and parking lot conduct in parks
- Ordinance O-019-25: Amendments to Article 4.10 Mobile Food Units
- Resolution R-019-25: Updated Statewide TEMAT MOU with the Texas Division of Emergency Management
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Borger Inc
The Borger Economic Development Corporation Board will confirm a quorum and then retire into executive session to discuss personnel matters concerning the Executive Director. After returning to open session, the Board will consider actions such as evaluation, reassignment, discipline, or dismissal of the Executive Director. No final decision can be made during the executive session.
- Confirm quorum and take roll of Board members
- Executive session to discuss employment, evaluation, reassignment, duties, discipline, or dismissal of the Executive Director
- Return to open session
- Consider and take appropriate action on the Executive Director's employment matters
City Council
The Borger City Council will meet to approve routine minutes and financial reports, and to consider releasing property from its Extraterritorial Jurisdiction and an interlocal agreement for IT services with the City of Fritch.
- Release property from Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (Ordinance O-016-25)
- Interlocal Agreement with City of Fritch for IT Services
- Authorization to participate in Panhandle Region Regional Mutual Aid Agreement
- Approval of November 4, 2025, meeting minutes
- Approval of first half of November 2025 expenditures
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Borger Inc
The Borger Economic Development Corporation will review a proposal from House of Cards, LLC to lease 528 N. Main. The board will also discuss regional employment data and a matured savings account with Santa Fe Federal Credit Union.
- Intent to Lease 528 N. Main by Dylan Overpeck with House of Cards, LLC
- Santa Fe Federal Credit Union Savings Account associated with a matured BEDC Certificate of Deposit
- Resolution R-010-25
- Regional employment and wage data for August 2025
- Project DVIR-01-2025 (Executive Session)
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session, during which no official actions can be taken. Council members will discuss proposed animal, parking, and park regulations, a traffic study and a speed‑limit reduction on Marcy Trail and Gregg Drive at the FPC Campus, and code enforcement procedures. They may also address any items from the regular agenda.
- Proposed animal, parking, and park regulations
- Traffic study and ordinance to reduce speed limit on Marcy Trail and Gregg Drive (FPC Campus)
- Code enforcement procedures
- Any item from the regular agenda
City Council
The Borger City Council will consider Resolution R-017-25, which orders a special local option election on May 2, 2026 to legalize the sale of all alcoholic beverages. The meeting also includes routine consent‑agenda actions: approval of the October 21, 2025 meeting minutes, October expenditures, FY‑to‑date financials, and Ordinance O-015-25 concerning acquisition of a public service provider via eminent domain. After agenda items, council members will hear citizen comments limited to three minutes each.
- Approve minutes of the regular meeting held on October 21, 2025 (Agenda item 5).
- Approve expenditures for the second half of October 2025 (Agenda item 6).
- Review Fiscal Year to Date Financials (Agenda item 7).
- Approve Ordinance O-015-25 on acquiring a going‑concern service provider through eminent domain (Agenda item 8).
- Consider Resolution R-017-25 ordering a special local option election on May 2, 2026 to legalize all alcoholic beverage sales (Agenda item 9a).
City Council
The Borger City Council will review and approve the final amendments to the FY 2025 budget (Ordinance O-014-25). Council members will also introduce, on first reading, Ordinance O-015-25, which outlines a method for acquiring a public service provider through eminent‑domain proceedings. Additional items include approval of meeting minutes, October expenditures, and a review of year‑to‑date financials. Citizens may address the council for up to three minutes each.
- Approve Ordinance O-014-25: final amendments to the FY 2025 Budget
- Introduce Ordinance O-015-25: method to acquire a going‑concern service provider via eminent domain
- Approve minutes of the Work Session and Regular Meeting of October 7, 2025
- Approve expenditures for the first half of October 2025
- Review FY to date financials and City Manager's monthly report
City Council
The Borger City Council will hold a work session to discuss proposed contract terms with Don't Burn Me, LLC, and potential changes to animal, parking, and park ordinances. The meeting will also cover a possible speed limit change on Marcy Trail and Gregg Drive.
- Discuss proposed contract terms with Don't Burn Me, LLC
- Discuss Animal, Parking, Park, and other possible ordinance changes
- Discuss a possible Speed Limit Change for Marcy Trail and Gregg Drive
- Discuss CRMWA II
City Council
The City Council will consider awarding bids for city vehicles and a mobile sound stage. The body will also discuss final amendments to the FY 2025 Budget and a professional services agreement with Don't Burn Me, LLC.
- Bid award to Bulldog Motors (Duncan Chevrolet) for 9 light duty vehicles totaling $508,298.54
- Bid award to Century Industries for a ShowMaster Mobile Sound Stage totaling $206,585
- First reading of Ordinance O-014-25 for final FY 2025 Budget amendments
- Professional services agreement with Don't Burn Me, LLC
- Recognition of Borger as a Music Friendly Community by the Texas Music Office
Borger Inc
The Borger Economic Development Corporation will review regional employment and wage data through July 2025. The board will also consider the approval of August 2025 financials and meeting minutes.
- Presentation of regional employment and wage data through July 2025
- Approval of August 22, 2025, Regular Board Meeting minutes
- Approval of BEDC August 2025 Financials and Expenditures
City Council
The City Council will consider a final reading of an ordinance regarding Texas Municipal Retirement System employee contributions and retiree adjustments. The body will also review a bid for a commercial side loader and a settlement regarding opioids.
- Ordinance O-013-25 to increase Texas Municipal Retirement System (TMRS) employee contribution rate
- Bid award to Doggett Freightliner of South Texas for a 20 Yd Commercial Side Loader for $241,697.65
- 2nd Amendment to the Solid Waste Agreement between the City of Borger and the City of Pampa
- Authorization for participation in an Opioid Settlement with multiple companies including Alvogen and Mylan
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss potential changes to animal, parking, and park regulations, as well as other ordinances following the recent legislative session. They will also review proposals related to the Electrical Service Safety Improvement Services RFP. No formal actions will be taken during this meeting.
- Discuss animal, parking, and park regulation changes after legislative session
- Discuss other ordinance changes required by recent legislation
- Review proposals for the Electrical Service Safety Improvement Services RFP
City Council
The City Council will consider final approval of the FY 2026 operating budget and a combined tax rate of 0.606807/$100 valuation. The meeting includes a public hearing on the budget and a vote on the FY 2026-2030 Community Investment Program.
- Ordinance O-010-25: Combined tax rate of 0.606807/$100 valuation for FY 2026
- Ordinance O-011-25: FY 2026 Operating Budget (median home tax estimated at $1,153)
- Ordinance O-012-25: Amendments to the City Fee Schedule for FY 2026
- Resolution R-016-25: FY 2026-2030 Community Investment Program (CIP)
- Lease Agreement with Phillips Country Club, Inc. for Borger Municipal Golf Course
Borger Inc
The Borger Economic Development Corporation will review regional employment and wage data and financial account consolidation. The board will decide on a $250,000 certificate of deposit and the FY2026 agreement with the Borger Chamber of Commerce.
- Decision on Certificate of Deposit #6781 at Sante Fe Credit Union for $250,000.00
- Renewal of Borger Chamber of Commerce Agreement for Business Retention and Leadership Initiatives for FY2026
- Discussion and action on Financial Accounts Consolidation
- Executive session regarding Borger Enterprise Park
- Review of Executive Director employment, evaluation, and compensation
City Council
The City Council will discuss the proposed FY 2026 operating budget and a combined tax rate of 0.606807/$100 valuation. The body will also consider updates to the city fee schedule and a water system agreement with the Borger Independent School District.
- Proposed combined tax rate of 0.606807/$100 valuation for FY 2026
- Rezoning of 1202 Madison (Westover Hills Addition) from Semi-Urban Residential to Commercial
- Bid for replacement skate park equipment from American Ramp Company for $150,803.99
- Interlocal Agreement with Borger Independent School District for water system operation
- Grant administration agreement for the Huber Park Playground Project
City Council
The Borger City Council will hold a work session on August 5, 2025, to discuss the proposed FY 2026 budget and its accompanying budget ordinance. Council members will also review the proposed FY 2026 tax rate and consider changes to park regulations and other pending ordinances. Any items on the regular agenda may also be discussed, but no official actions will be taken.
- Discussion of the Proposed FY 2026 Budget and Budget Ordinance
- Discussion of the Proposed FY 2026 Tax Rate
- Discussion of Park Regulations and other pending ordinance changes
- Discussion of any item on the Regular Agenda
City Council
The Borger City Council will consider several actions, including approving the minutes from July, reviewing financial reports, and adopting resolutions on investment policy, 9‑1‑1 services, and the opioid settlement. A public hearing will be held on rezoning two parcels in the Westover Hills Addition from residential to commercial. The council will also vote on a $463,214 bid to replace Water Well #13 and consider a proposed property tax rate for FY 2026.
- Ordinance O-008-25: change Future Land Use Map for Lots 16‑18, Block 1, Westover Hills Addition from General Residential to Commercial
- Ordinance O-009-25: rezone 1202 Madison (Lots 16‑18, Block 1, Westover Hills Addition) from Semi‑Urban Residential to Commercial
- Award bid to Hydro Resources – Mid Continent, Inc. for Water Well #13 Replacement, $463,214
- Authorize participation in the Opioid Settlement with Purdue/Sackler
- Approve Resolution R-012-25 to amend Interlocal Agreement with Panhandle Regional Planning Commission for 9‑1‑1 emergency communications
Borger Inc
The board will consider several action items, including a $250,000 CD investment, a lease for a laydown yard in Borger Enterprise Park, and incentive agreements with 04 Fabrication. They will also review presentations on a property at 630 E. 10th Street and regional employment and wage data through May 2025. The meeting includes a routine consent agenda and an executive session for confidential matters.
- Approve $250,000 Certificate of Deposit investment with Santa Fe Federal Credit Union (Item 9).
- Authorize lease agreement between Equipment Share and Borger EDC for a laydown yard in Borger Enterprise Park (Item 10).
- Approve Job Training Program Incentive agreement with 04 Fabrication, LLC (Item 11).
- Authorize Commercial Building Improvement Program incentive agreement with 04 Fabrications (Item 12).
- Presentation on property at 630 E. 10th Street related to the Commercial Building Improvement Program (Item 3).
Borger Inc
The Borger Economic Development Corporation board will meet to elect officers for FY2026 and consider several resolutions. Key actions include approving the corporation's Investment Policy, reauthorizing board members and staff to act on public funds, and adopting the FY2026 annual budget. The meeting also includes routine consent agenda items and public comment.
- Election of officers for FY2026 (Item 5)
- Resolution R-003-25: approve the Borger EDC Investment Policy (Item 6)
- Resolution R-004-25: reauthorize board members and staff as representatives for public funds (Item 7)
- Resolution R-005-25: approve the FY2026 Annual Budget (Item 8)
- Consent agenda items: minutes, reports, tax property sales, and bid awards
City Council
The Borger City Council held a work session on July 1, 2025. No official actions will be taken. Council members will discuss possible changes to the city's TMRS Plan Design, the FY 2026 operating budget, and any items from the regular agenda. The meeting was posted in compliance with Texas Open Meetings Law.
- Discuss possible changes to the City’s TMRS Plan Design
- Discuss the FY 2026 Operating Budget
- Discuss any item on the July 1st Regular Agenda
City Council
The City Council will discuss updates and unmet needs at Agnes Howe Sports Park. The body will also consider an interlocal agreement to join the Panhandle Alliance for Safe Electricity and the reappointment of a board member to the Canadian River Water Authority.
- Discussion of updates and unmet needs at Agnes Howe Sports Park
- Release of abatement fee lien on 1311 Boyd St
- Reappointment of Glendon Jett to the Canadian River Water Authority Board of Directors
- Interlocal agreement to join the Panhandle Alliance for Safe Electricity
- Acceptance or rejection of winning bids from Texas Communities Group
Borger Inc
The Borger Economic Development Corporation will review regional employment data and financial reports. The board is deciding on property demolition, a job training agreement, and lease extensions.
- Demolition of 423 N. Main Street
- Job Training Program Agreement with Disco, Inc.
- Cooling system solution for 532 N. Main
- Lease agreement extension for Borger Enterprise Park with Xcel Energy
- Regional employment and wage data through April 2025
City Council
The Borger City Council meeting will address routine consent items and several specific actions. Council members will consider a resolution supporting the city’s application to the Texas Department of Transportation’s 2023 Transportation Alternatives Set‑Aside program. They will also vote on an interlocal agreement to join the Regional SPEX Forensics Network and on releasing abatement fee liens for four properties on N. McGee Street. Additional items include approving bid results and reviewing June financial expenditures.
- Release of abatement fee liens on 414, 416, 420, and 426 N. McGee St.
- Resolution R-09-25 to support application to Texas DOT 2023 Transportation Alternatives Set‑Aside
- Interlocal Agreement for participation in the Regional SPEX Forensics Network (AFIS)
- Accept/reject winning bids from the Texas Communities Group online bidding process
- Action on expenditures for the first half of June 2025
Borger Inc
The Borger Economic Development Corporation board will consider several action items, including the demolition of 423 N. Main Street, a job‑training program agreement with Disco, Inc., a solution for the cooling system at 532 N. Main, and an extension of the Enterprise Park lease with Xcel Energy. The meeting also includes a presentation of regional employment and wage data through April 2025 and routine consent agenda items.
- Demolition of 423 N. Main Street
- Job Training Program Agreement between Borger EDC and Disco, Inc.
- Solution for 532 N. Main cooling system
- Extension of Borger Enterprise Park lease with Xcel Energy
- Presentation of regional employment and wage data through April 2025
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss several city matters. Because this is a work session, no official action will be taken during the meeting.
- FY 2026 Operating Budget
- Animal-related regulations
- Long-term water planning
City Council
The City Council will discuss an incentive agreement involving Borger, Inc., the Borger Economic Development Corporation, and Station Media, LLC. The body will also consider an agreement for School Resource Officers with the Borger Independent School District.
- Resolution R-008-25: Incentive Agreement between Borger, Inc., Borger Economic Development Corporation, and Station Media, LLC
- Interlocal Agreement for School Resource Officers with Borger Independent School District
- Ordinance O-007-25: Update to fee schedule for the Johnson Park Youth Center
- Oath of Office for Police Officer Nicholas Kemp
City Council
The Borger City Council will consider several actions, including approving an interlocal agreement with Hutchinson County for jail services. Council members will also introduce a budget amendment ordinance (O-005-25) on first reading and adopt a resolution setting guidelines for banners on city-owned streetlight poles. Additional items include updating the fee schedule for the Johnson Park Youth Center and reviewing fiscal year‑to‑date financials.
- Approve Interlocal Agreement between City of Borger and Hutchinson County for Jail Services (Item 11)
- Introduce Ordinance O-005-25 to amend the FY 2025 Budget (first reading) (Item 10)
- Adopt Resolution R-007-25 establishing banner display guidelines on city‑owned streetlight poles (Item 12)
- Introduce Ordinance O-007-25 to update the fee schedule for Johnson Park Youth Center (Item 13)
- Review and act on FY‑to‑date financials and first‑half May expenditures (Items 8‑9)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Borger Inc
The Borger Economic Development Corporation Board will review regional employment and wage data for February and March 2025, approve routine consent items, and consider a Job Training Program Agreement with Payton Machine & Supply, Inc. An executive session will be held to discuss real‑property, gift, personnel, and financial incentive matters, but no final decisions are permitted in that session.
- Presentation of regional employment and wage data for February and March 2025
- Approval of the minutes of the April 11, 2025 BEDC regular board meeting
- Approval of the April 2025 financials and expenditures
- Executive session to discuss the Internship Program Incentive and related real‑property, gift, personnel, and financial matters
- Consideration of a Job Training Program Agreement between Borger EDC and Payton Machine & Supply, Inc.
City Council
The Borger City Council held a work session on May 6, 2025, during which no official actions could be taken. Council members discussed annual cybersecurity training, the progress and incentive options for the housing project "Development W," and possible procedures for non‑profit use of city vehicles. Additional topics included pricing for the Johnson Park Youth Center and the FY 2026 operating budget.
- Annual Cybersecurity Training
- Progress and incentive options for housing project "Development W"
- Procedures for city vehicle use by non‑profit organizations
- Prices for the Johnson Park Youth Center
- FY 2026 Operating Budget
City Council
The City Council will declare the results of the May 3 general election and elect a Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem for 2025-2026. The body will also consider a bid for a new ambulance and renew youth program standards.
- Resolution R-006-25 to canvass May 3 general election results
- Election for Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem for 2025-2026
- Bid award to Siddons Martin Emergency Group for one Type I ambulance for $379,610.00
- Public hearing and final reading of Ordinance #O-006-25 renewing Standards of Care for Youth Programs
- Receipt of FY 2024 Popular Annual Financial Report and Performance Management Report
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
City Council
The Borger City Council meeting will consider routine consent items, approve the minutes from April 1, and review first‑half April expenditures. Council members will vote on Ordinance O-004-25 to revise and modernize the city’s taxicab regulations. They will also consider an interlocal agreement with Potter County for a motor vehicle crime prevention grant and receive the FY 2024 audit report.
- Approve minutes of the April 1, 2025 work session and regular meeting
- Approve expenditures for the first half of April 2025
- Vote on Ordinance O-004-25 to amend Chapter 4, Article 4.07 and update taxicab regulations
- Consider an Interlocal Agreement with Potter County for the FY2024 Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority Grant
- Receive and act on the FY 2024 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report from audit firm SingletonClark
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Borger Inc
The Borger Economic Development Corporation will review a business presentation and potential incentive agreement with Station Media, LLC. The board will also consider a temporary lease agreement with Xcel Energy for property at Borger Enterprise Park.
- Incentive Agreement between Station Media, LLC and Borger EDC
- Temporary lease agreement between Borger EDC and Xcel Energy for property at Borger Enterprise Park
- Presentation of regional employment and wage data through January 2025
- Business presentation by Colin Archer and Carter Estes of Station Media, LLC
City Council
The Borger City Council will hold a work session on April 1, 2025, at the Dome Civic & Convention Center. No official actions can be taken during this session. Council members will discuss the City Light Pole Banner Usage Policy, updated taxi regulations, and any items from the regular meeting agenda.
- Discussion of City Light Pole Banner Usage Policy
- Discussion of updated taxi regulations
- Discussion of any item on the regular meeting agenda
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a Special Use Permit appeal for a store on N Main St. Members will also consider agreements for tourism services and fire department training and assistance. The meeting includes a first reading of an ordinance to modernize taxicab regulations.
- Public hearing on Special Use Permit appeal for coin-operated machines at 941 N Main St
- Bid for micro-surfacing services with Intermountain Slurry Seal, Inc. for $261,246.00
- First reading of Ordinance O-004-25 to revise taxicab regulations
- Tourism Services Agreements with Tri-City Community Concert Association and Friends of the Hutchinson County Museum
- Mutual Firefighting Assistance Agreement with the National Park Service (2025–2030)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
City Council
The City Council will decide on a zoning change for a property on S. Bryan and a contract for the 2025 Group Seal Coat Program. Members will also review a tourism services contract and a grant application for the Borger Economic Development Corporation.
- Rezoning of 517B S. Bryan from Corridor Mixed Use to Suburban Urban
- Bid award to Missouri Petroleum Products for 2025 Group Seal Coat Program at $3.27/SY
- Ordinance O-002-25 amending the Unified Land Development Ordinance regarding Non-Conformities
- Interlocal Agreement with Panhandle Regional Planning Commission for 9-1-1 services
- Resolution R-005-25 authorizing Borger Inc to submit an EDA grant application
Borger Inc
The Borger Economic Development Corporation board will consider routine items such as approving minutes from February meetings and the February financial report. It will also decide on payment to Parkhill for a grant application, amend a construction contract with 712 General Contractors, and vote on a resolution authorizing the Executive Director to act on the Yucca Park Estates Housing Project.
- Approve minutes from the February 7 and February 14, 2025 BEDC meetings
- Approve February 2025 financials and expenditures
- Authorize payment to Parkhill for Borger Enterprise Park EDA grant application preparation
- Amend the construction contract between Borger EDC and 712 General Contractors
- Adopt Resolution R-002-25 to let the Executive Director execute instruments for the Yucca Park Estates Housing Project
City Council
The Borger City Council will hold a work session on March 4, 2025, at the Dome Civic & Convention Center. No official actions can be taken; the council will discuss the City Manager’s evaluation process, possible changes to taxicab regulations, and potential interlocal information technology services. The agenda also allows discussion of any item from the regular meeting agenda.
- Discuss the City Manager’s Evaluation Process
- Discuss possible changes to Taxicab regulations
- Discuss possible Information Technology Interlocal Services
- Discuss any item on the Regular Meeting Agenda
City Council
The Borger City Council will consider several routine items on its March 4, 2025 meeting, including approval of minutes, expenditures, and FY-to-date financials. Council members will vote on Ordinance O-001-25 establishing Council Ethics Standards and Operating Procedures. A public hearing will be scheduled to introduce Ordinance O-003-25, which rezones 517B S. Bryan from the Corridor Mixed Use district to the Suburban Urban district, and Ordinance O-002-25, which amends the Unified Land Development Ordinance's Non-Conformities article. The council will also appoint election judges for the May 3, 2025 General Election.
- Approve Ordinance O-001-25 – Council Ethics Standards and Operating Procedures
- Schedule public hearing (Mar 18, 2025) and introduce Ordinance O-003-25 to rezone 517B S. Bryan
- Conduct public hearing and introduce Ordinance O-002-25 to amend Article 14.07 of the Unified Land Development Ordinance
- Approve FY‑to‑date financial statements and February expenditures
- Appoint election judges and alternates for the May 3, 2025 General Election
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
City Council
The City Council will consider selecting an official bank depository and authorizing the City Manager to execute agreements. The body will also vote on final reading of an ordinance regarding Council Ethics Standards and Operating Procedures.
- Ordinance O-001-25 Council Ethics Standards and Operating Procedures
- Selection of an official bank depository
- Borger, Inc's FY 2024 Annual Report
- Borger Police Department's 2024 Racial Profiling Report
- Expenditures for the first half of February 2025
Borger Inc
The Borger Economic Development Corporation board will vote on Resolution R-001-25, which would provide matching funds for an EDA grant to finance infrastructure improvements in the Borger Enterprise Park and authorize the Executive Director to sign related documents. The board will also review the OneWit, LLC Commercial Building Improvement Program (CBIP) Incentive Agreement. Public comments are limited to three minutes per speaker, and standard procedural items will be addressed.
- Approve Resolution R-001-25 for matching funds on an EDA grant for infrastructure improvements in Borger Enterprise Park
- Authorize the BEDC Executive Director to execute all documents related to the Enterprise Park project
- Consider the OneWit, LLC Commercial Building Improvement Program (CBIP) Incentive Agreement
Borger Inc
The Borger Economic Development Corporation Board will confirm a quorum, hear brief public comments, and present regional employment and wage data through December 2024. The Board will approve the minutes of the January 17 meeting and the January 2025 financials, then enter executive sessions to discuss real‑property agreements, a prospective gift, personnel matters, and financial incentives. After returning to open session, the Board will consider action items including an investment option with Amarillo National Bank, a breach of an incentive agreement with Tiltski Industries, an extension of an option agreement for Enterprise Park land, a temporary lease with Fibertex, LLC, and an amendment with 712 General Contractors.
- Extension of Option Agreement on land located in Borger Enterprise Park
- Temporary Lease Agreement with Fibertex, LLC for land in Borger Enterprise Park
- Amendment of agreement between Borger EDC and 712 General Contractors
- Consideration of breach of incentive agreement between Tiltski Industries and Borger EDC
- Consideration of investment options pertaining to Amarillo National Bank CD #5438
City Council
The Borger City Council will hold a work session on February 4, 2025, at the Dome Civic & Convention Center to discuss the Debt Management Policy Resolution and the Salary Survey and FY 2026 Personnel. No official action will be taken during this session.
- Discuss Debt Management Policy Resolution
- Discuss Salary Survey and FY 2026 Personnel
- Discuss any item on the Regular Agenda
City Council
The Borger City Council will consider routine consent agenda items, including minutes, financial reports, and bid awards. Council members will vote to authorize the purchase of three Dodge Charger police vehicles for $119,700 and a LifePak 35 monitor/defibrillator for $66,655.37. They will also adopt a Debt Management Policy (Resolution R-003-25) and introduce an ethics standards ordinance (Ordinance O-001-25). An executive session will be held to discuss the Elite Media Group v. City of Borger litigation.
- Authorize purchase of 3 Dodge Charger Police RWD from Sunset Chrysler for $119,700
- Approve purchase of LifePak 35 monitor/defibrillator from Stryker for $66,655.37
- Adopt Debt Management Policy for the City of Borger (Resolution R-003-25)
- Introduce Ordinance O-001-25 Council Ethics Standards and Operating Procedures
- Discuss Elite Media Group, LLC v. City of Borger in executive session
City Council
The Borger City Council will vote on a resolution ordering a regular general election on May 3, 2025, including details for one seat in Place 4 and one seat in Place 5. The council will also consider a Hazard Mitigation Grant Program application to the Texas Department of Emergency Management for the 3rd Street Culvert Project, and a Memorandum of Understanding with Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service for the Texas Public Works Response Team. Routine consent agenda items such as minutes, reports, tax property sales, and bid awards will be approved in a single motion.
- Consent agenda: approval of minutes, reports, tax property sales, and bid awards
- Resolution R-002-25 ordering a regular general city election on May 3, 2025 for Places 4 and 5
- Resolution R-001-25 authorizing a Hazard Mitigation Grant Program application for the 3rd Street Culvert Project
- Memorandum of Understanding with Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service for the Texas Public Works Response Team
- Consideration of expenditures for the first half of January 2025 and FY‑to‑date financials
Borger Inc
The Borger Economic Development Corporation board will review routine consent items such as minutes, financial reports, and bid awards, and will consider the FY2024 annual report. It will also discuss a breach of the incentive agreement with Tiltski Industries. The meeting includes a presentation of regional employment and wage data through November 2024 and a public comment period.
- Presentation of regional employment and wage data through November 2024
- Approval of the minutes of the December 13, 2024 BEDC regular board meeting
- Approval of December 2024 financials and expenditures
- Consideration and approval of the FY2024 Annual Report
- Consideration of breach of incentive agreement between Tiltski Industries and Borger EDC
City Council
The City Council is holding a work session to discuss several policy and operational items. Because this is a work session, no official action will be taken.
- FY 2026 Budget Priorities
- EMS Revenue and Staffing Levels
- Debt Management Policy
- Council Meeting Rules & Procedures and Ethics Policy
City Council
The City Council will consider awarding a bid for equipment replacement at the Wastewater Treatment Plant. The body will also review a tower site lease agreement and routine financial expenditures.
- Bid award to Bo Simon, Inc. for Wastewater Treatment Plant Screw Pump replacement in the amount of $282,000
- Tower Site Lease Agreement between the City of Borger and Pano AI, Inc.
- Expenditures for the last half of December 2024
- Fiscal Year to Date Financials