Hemphill public meetings in 2025
4 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Hemphill City Council will meet to approve routine items like minutes and bills, review the annual audit, and discuss changing mayor and council pay effective with the May 2026 election.
- Approve minutes from November 18, 2025
- Approve gas and electric power cost adjustments
- Consider and approve Annual Audit Report for fiscal year 2024-2025
- Discuss changing Mayor and Council Pay effective May 2026
- Receive Police Report and City Manager's Report
City Council
The Hemphill City Council will consider several routine items, including approval of the October 21 meeting minutes and cost adjustments for gas ($0.012 per ccf) and electric power ($0.024198 per KWH) for November 2025. The council will also discuss authorizing requests for proposals and qualifications to support the 2024 Disasters Community Development Block Grant administered by the Texas General Land Office. Additional topics include a FEMA Hazard Mitigation Assistance hiring resolution, a license agreement for a TexNet seismic station, and the city’s 2026 holiday schedule.
- Approve Minutes of the October 21, 2025 Regular Meeting
- Approve Gas Power Cost Adjustment of $0.012 per ccf for November 2025
- Approve Electric Power Cost Adjustment of $0.024198 per KWH for November 2025
- Authorize RFP for administrative services and RFQ for engineering services for the 2024 Disasters CDBG-DR grant
- Discuss Resolution #2025-009 FEMA HMA Hiring Resolution for hazard mitigation assistance
City Council
The Hemphill City Council will approve routine consent‑agenda items, including minutes and utility cost adjustments. Council members will discuss and approve the City’s public‑funds investment report for the July‑September 2025 quarter. A police report and a city‑manager update on the new police station will be presented. The meeting will conclude with the swearing‑in of Police Officer John Trammell II and an executive‑session discussion of possible disciplinary action.
- Approve minutes of the September 16, 2025 regular meeting
- Approve gas power cost adjustment of $0.034 per ccf for October 2025
- Approve electric power cost adjustment of $0.019358 per KWH for October 2025
- Discuss and approve City of Hemphill public funds investment report for 07/01/2025‑09/30/2025
- Swear‑in John Trammell II as a Police Officer for the City of Hemphill
City Council
The Hemphill City Council will consider several items, including the creation of a new checking account for funds from the Consolidated Municipal Court Building Security and Technology Fund. Council members will also vote on budget amendments for park restroom maintenance and water treatment plant pond clean‑out, and on utility cost adjustments for gas and electric power. Additional agenda items include the resignation of Alderman Shelly Starr, approval of a design for the Hemphill/Bass Fishing Capital sign, and discussion of disaster‑recovery service contracts.
- Approve Gas Power Cost Adjustment of $0.036 per ccf for September 2025
- Approve Electric Power Cost Adjustment of $0.019358 per KWH for September 2025
- Discuss and accept resignation of Alderman Shelly Starr (Place 2) effective August 28, 2025
- Approve design for the Architectural Hemphill/Bass Fishing Capital of Texas sign
- Approve Resolution #2025-008 to open a checking account for the Consolidated Municipal Court Building Security and Technology Fund at Bank of Montgomery