Ennis, Texas

Board and Commission Meetings

Board and Commission Meetings

The Arts Commission will meet to discuss specific event projects and update its work plan for 2026-2027. The body will also review current and future projects.

• Discussion of Haunted Maze project
• Discussion of Bluebonnet Market Dia De Los Muertos Edition project
• Update to the 2026-2027 Arts Commission Work Plan

Board and Commission Meetings

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission will vote on several resolutions, including a salary increase for the City Manager and authorizations for contracts such as a $173,406 OpenGov software renewal and a $1,018,055 lead service line replacement project. It will also consider a $45,000 budget amendment for downtown events, a charter amendment presentation, and updates on public improvement districts. Additional agenda items include appointments to various city boards and discussions of water and wastewater projects.

• Approve resolution increasing the City Manager's base salary
• Authorize renewal of OpenGov cloud software up to $173,406.63
• Approve bid award for Lead Service Line Replacement project up to $1,018,055.00
• Amend FY 2026 budget to add $45,000 for Downtown Events
• Receive Charter Review Committee presentation on proposed charter amendments

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Crime Control and Prevention District Board will vote to approve the minutes from its June 30, 2026 meeting. It will also consider adopting the FY 2027 Crime Control Plan along with the district's budget. The agenda includes a tax impact statement showing the estimated property tax for a median‑valued homestead if the budget is adopted.

• Approve minutes of the June 30, 2026 Crime Control and Prevention District Board meeting
• Adopt the FY 2027 Crime Control Plan and Crime Control and Prevention District Budget
• Review property tax impact estimates: $1,759.57 if proposed budget adopted, $1,651.41 at no‑new‑revenue rate

Board and Commission Meetings

This document is a notice that a quorum of the Ennis Charter Review Committee may be present during the July 21, 2026, City Commission Meeting. No official action will be taken by the Charter Review Committee.

Board and Commission Meetings

The Historic Landmark Commission will consider five requests for Certificates of Appropriateness for residential structures. The body will discuss proposed exterior changes, including new construction, window replacements, and fencing.

• Proposed 712 sq ft detached garage at 403 N Preston St. (Fain House)
• Vinyl soffit, fascia, gutters, and 16 window replacements at 712 W Knox St.
• Replacement of 5 windows with PVC-wood composite at 701 NW Main St.
• Siding, porch, door, and shutter repairs and painting at 908 N Preston St.
• Replacement of cedar privacy fence at 605 N Preston St. (E.K. Atwood House)

Board and Commission Meetings

The Kaufman Development District Board will discuss, consider, and act on creating a sub‑committee to develop facade grant guidelines. The meeting includes a citizen comment period, presentations on the Kaufman facade grant program guidelines, and a June financial report. The board will also approve minutes from the June 18, 2026 meeting via a consent agenda.

• Discuss formation of Kaufman Development District Facade Grant Guidelines sub‑committee
• Presentation of Kaufman facade grant program guidelines
• Monthly financial report for June
• Approval of minutes from June 18, 2026 board meeting (consent agenda)
• Citizen comment period

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Charter Review Committee will consider three agenda items. It will approve the minutes from its July 9, 2026 meeting, review and finalize recommended charter amendments to be presented to the City Commission, and discuss informational sessions and materials for voters. The meeting may be moved to a closed executive session for confidential legal advice.

• Approve minutes of the Charter Review Committee meeting held on July 9, 2026
• Review, discuss, and finalize recommended charter amendments for City Commission
• Discuss informational sessions and materials for voters

Board and Commission Meetings

The Parks and Recreation Board will approve the June 17, 2026 and May 20, 2026 regular meeting minutes. It will receive updates on park projects and a recreation report. The board will also discuss upcoming events in downtown Ennis.

• Approval of the June 17, 2026 regular meeting minutes
• Approval of the May 20, 2026 regular meeting minutes
• Parks Projects Updates
• Recreation Report
• Discussion of upcoming events in downtown

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Public Library Advisory Board will meet to discuss and potentially approve the Library Strategic Plan. The board will also review library statistics and upcoming programs.

• Approval of April 14, 2026 meeting minutes
• Report of library statistics
• Discussion and consideration of Library Strategic Plan approval
• Review of recent and upcoming programs

Board and Commission Meetings

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a zoning change for a 124.289-acre tract at 2200 Country Club Road. The commission will also consider a final plat for a phase of the Prairie View Subdivision.

• Public hearing for zoning change from Agricultural (A) and Single-Family Residential District – 10 (R-10) to Planned Development (PD) at 2200 Country Club Road for Tranquility Subdivision (86 lots)
• Consideration of final plat for Phase 3B of Prairie View Subdivision at Lakeview Drive & Liska Road (160 residential lots and 4 common area lots)

Board and Commission Meetings

The Keep Ennis Beautiful Board will meet to discuss updating its regular meeting date and time. The board will also consider partnerships for a nature walk and a tree maintenance event.

• Proposed change to the board's regular meeting date and time
• Proposed guided nature walk at Kachina Prairie with Indian Trail Master Naturalists
• Proposed seasonal tree maintenance event at IOOF at Fairview
• Updates on Freedom Fest litter cleanup and TxDot Adopt-a-highway
• Planning for July 25, 2026 Litter and beautification event

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Charter Review Committee will consider approving the minutes from its June 17 meeting. It will vote on proposed changes to City of Ennis Home Rule Charter Articles 9, 10, 11, and 12. The committee will also review its schedule for upcoming meetings in July.

• Approve minutes from the Charter Review Committee meeting held June 17, 2026
• Vote on proposed amendments to Home Rule Charter Articles 9‑12
• Review schedule of remaining meetings: July 15 (final amendments) and July 21 (presentation to City Commission)

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission will review the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 budget, including an overview of budget development and the calendar for adoption. Commissioners will discuss decision packages and funding requests from multiple funds such as the General Fund, Economic Development Fund, and Water & Sewer Fund. The meeting will also allow public comment on each agenda item before any decisions are made.

• Fire – Replacement Brush Truck, one‑time $275,000
• Water & Sewer – Replacement Blower for Digester, one‑time $300,000
• Public Works – Bucket Truck Decision Package, one‑time $300,000
• Library – Parking Lot Improvements, one‑time $200,000
• Police – Personnel (4 Police Officers), recurring $390,102

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission may have a quorum present at a Flagpole Dedication Ceremony. This is not a regularly scheduled meeting, and no official action will be taken.

• Flagpole Dedication Ceremony at 401 W Plant Road

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Main Street Board will meet to receive updates from various city commissions and liaisons. The board will discuss downtown social media, Q2 project progress, and an accreditation self-assessment report.

• Discussion of Downtown Ennis Tx Social Media
• Progress Report for prioritized Q2 Projects/Tasks
• Accreditation Self-Assessment Report

Board and Commission Meetings

The Charter Review Committee was scheduled to consider approval of its June 17, 2026 minutes, vote on proposed amendments to Home Rule Charter Articles 9‑12, and review its upcoming meeting schedule. The meeting was cancelled, so no items were acted upon.

• Approve minutes from the Charter Review Committee meeting held on June 17, 2026
• Vote on proposed changes to City of Ennis Home Rule Charter Articles 9, 10, 11, and 12
• Review schedule of remaining Charter Review Committee meetings (July 15 and July 21, 2026)

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Arts Commission will hold a public meeting to discuss several items. Commissioners will recap the Texas Downtown Workshop and board orientation. They will consider an art painting project tied to the Bluebonnet Market on July 18 and explore a possible collaboration with the Ennis Public Theatre. The commission will also discuss any current and future projects.

• Recap of Texas Downtown Workshop and Board Orientation
• Art painting project in conjunction with the Bluebonnet Market on July 18
• Potential collaboration project with the Ennis Public Theatre
• Discussion of any current and future projects

Board and Commission Meetings

The Crime Control and Prevention District Board will meet to administer oaths to new members and elect board officers. The board will also hold a public hearing regarding the proposed budget for fiscal year 2026-2027.

• Public hearing on the FY 2026-2027 Proposed Crime Control and Prevention District Budget
• Election of Board Officers
• Oath of Office for newly appointed Board Members
• Approval of July 1, 2025 meeting minutes

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Economic Development Corporation Board will review the May financial report and approve minutes from recent meetings. It will then enter a closed executive session to deliberate on real property located at 301 N W Main St and on economic development negotiations for Project Shelter. No other actions are listed on the agenda.

• Approve minutes from May 28, June 10 joint workshop, and June 12 special meeting
• Review monthly financial report for May
• Executive session: deliberation on real property at 301 N W Main St
• Executive session: deliberation on economic development negotiations for Project Shelter

Board and Commission Meetings

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to consider a variance request for a 0.851‑acre single‑family residential lot at 2407 Country Club Road. The variance would allow a detached garage to be built within the front and side street setbacks. The board will also approve the minutes from the April 14, 2026 meeting and accept citizen comments.

• Approve April 14, 2026 ZBA meeting minutes (consent item)
• Public hearing on variance for 0.851‑acre lot at 2407 Country Club Road – detached garage front and side setbacks
• Citizens public comment period (up to 3‑minute remarks)

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Airport Advisory Board will hear updates on the airport project, hangar development, land lease terms ordinance, fuel purchasing and pricing policy, and the May financial report. The board will also consider a consent agenda that includes minutes from the May 26, 2026 meeting.

• Airport Project update
• Hangar Development update
• Land Lease Terms Ordinance update
• Fuel Purchasing and Pricing Policy discussion
• Monthly Financial report for May

Board and Commission Meetings

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a workshop to review its statutory powers and duties, discuss its organization and membership structure, and consider meeting, hearing, and procedural guidelines. No specific decisions or actions are listed; the agenda items are for discussion and training.

• Review of Board’s statutory powers and duties (B.1)
• Discussion of Board organization and membership (B.2)
• Consideration of meeting, hearing, and procedural rules (B.3)

Board and Commission Meetings

The Planning and Zoning Commission will approve the June 8, 2026 meeting minutes and consider two plat applications: a preliminary plat for the Ideal Storage Phase 3 addition (one commercial lot, about 2.94 acres at 2317 and 2319 N Preston St) and a final plat for the Forest Cove addition (one multifamily lot, about 14.448 acres at 1600 W Ennis Ave). The commission will also discuss a tabled zoning change request that seeks to rezone a 124.289‑acre tract at 2200 Country Club Road from Agricultural and Single‑Family Residential to Planned Development, including a concept plan for roughly 86 single‑family lots. A citizen public comment period is provided before these items.

• Approve June 8, 2026 Planning & Zoning meeting minutes
• Consider preliminary plat for Ideal Storage Phase 3 (1 commercial lot, ~2.94 acres at 2317/2319 N Preston St)
• Consider final plat for Forest Cove Addition (1 multifamily lot, ~14.448 acres at 1600 W Ennis Ave)
• Discuss tabled zoning change request for 124.289‑acre tract at 2200 Country Club Road (proposed Planned Development with ~86 single‑family lots)
• Citizen public comment period (3‑minute limit per speaker)

Board and Commission Meetings

The Kaufman Development District Board will swear in a new member, review business activity in the Kaufman Street Corridor, and approve the previous month's minutes.

• Swearing in of new board member
• Presentation on business activity in Kaufman Street Corridor
• Kaufman Facade Grant Program funding update
• Monthly financial report for May
• Approval of April 16, 2026 board meeting minutes

Board and Commission Meetings

The Parks and Recreation Board will meet to review updates on parks projects and recreation reports. The agenda includes a project update from Tim Gauna and an update from Keep Ennis Beautiful.

• Parks Projects Updates
• Recreation Report
• Tim Gauna Project Update
• Keep Ennis Beautiful Update

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Charter Review Committee will approve minutes from May and June meetings and vote on proposed changes to Articles 5 through 8 of the Home Rule Charter. The committee will also discuss changes to Articles 9 through 12 and review the schedule for remaining meetings.

• Approve minutes from May 27, 2026 meeting
• Approve minutes from June 3, 2026 meeting
• Vote on proposed changes to Articles 5, 6, 7, and 8 of the Home Rule Charter
• Discuss proposed changes to Articles 9, 10, 11, and 12 of the Home Rule Charter
• Review schedule for remaining meetings

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission will approve the May 19 meeting minutes and authorize several agreements, including an Economic Development Agreement with the Rotary Club and a Memorandum of Understanding with Unity in the Community. Commissioners will discuss a supplemental $85,000 appropriation to the Sanitation Fund for closing the FM 85 landfill and a contract with Solutient GeoSciences for up to $84,637 for related geoscientist services. Additional items include reconsidering a concrete repair contract and appointing commissioners to various boards.

• Approve May 19, 2026 City Commission regular meeting minutes
• Authorize Mayor to execute Economic Development Agreement with the Rotary Club of Ennis
• Amend FY 2026 budget with a $85,000 supplemental appropriation to the Sanitation Fund for FM 85 landfill closure
• Approve contract with Solutient GeoSciences, Inc. for up to $84,637 for geoscientist services for FM 85 landfill closure
• Reconsider Resolution No. 26-0519-F5 for concrete repairs and storm inlet work on Woodcrest Drive and Hackberry Drive

Board and Commission Meetings

The Historic Landmark Commission will approve the May 18, 2026 meeting minutes and discuss three Certificate of Appropriateness applications for residential structures at 710 N Preston St, 401 N Dallas St, and 408 W Decatur St. Each application details specific exterior alterations such as window replacements, handrail installations, and roof and siding repairs. The agenda also includes a list of administratively approved Certificates of Appropriateness dated May 12 to June 5, 2026, and a public comment period for citizens.

• Approve May 18, 2026 Historic Landmark Commission meeting minutes (Consent Item C.1).
• Consider COA for 710 N Preston St: replace 16 wood windows with vinyl double‑hung 1/1 windows (Case COA-26-13).
• Consider COA for 401 N Dallas St: install handrails, deck railing, and 34‑inch hog‑wire guard panels (Case COA-26-12).
• Consider COA for 408 W Decatur St: repair siding, reroof, restore original windows, add brick elements, and convert roof style (Case COA-26-9).
• Review list of administratively approved Certificates of Appropriateness from 5/12/26 to 6/5/26 (Item D.4).

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Economic Development Corporation Board will discuss and vote on a resolution supporting the city’s participation in the Texas Opportunity Zone 2.0 program and recommending submission of eligible census tracts. The meeting also includes a public comment period for citizens to address any topic not on the agenda. After the public session, the board will enter a closed executive session to deliberate economic development negotiations, identified as Project Revival.

• Resolution to support and recommend City of Ennis participation in Texas Opportunity Zone 2.0 program (C.1)
• Recommendation to submit eligible census tracts, including those from Opportunity Zone 1.0, to the Texas Economic Development and Tourism Office
• Public comment period allowing citizens up to 3‑minute remarks on any unscheduled topic
• Executive session to discuss economic development negotiations (Project Revival) per Texas Gov Code §551.087

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission may be present at a Downtown Stakeholder Meeting and Downtown Assessment hosted by Texas Downtown. This is not a regularly scheduled meeting, and no official action will be taken.

• Downtown Stakeholder Meeting/Downtown Assessment hosted by Texas Downtown

Board and Commission Meetings

A quorum of the Ennis City Commission may be present at a Downtown Stakeholder Meeting and Downtown Assessment hosted by Texas Downtown. This is not a regularly scheduled meeting, and no official action will be taken.

• Downtown Stakeholder Meeting/Downtown Assessment hosted by Texas Downtown

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission will hold a possible quorum meeting on Thursday, June 11, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the Ennis Public Library. The meeting concerns the Tranquility Subdivision but is not a regularly scheduled Planning and Zoning Commission meeting. No official action may be taken by the Planning and Zoning Commission at this gathering.

• Possible quorum meeting regarding Tranquility Subdivision (no official action)
• Meeting held at Ennis Public Library, 501 W Ennis Ave, 6:00 PM

Board and Commission Meetings

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public meeting to discuss the Tranquility Subdivision. The notice states that no official action can or will be taken during this meeting.

• Discussion regarding the Tranquility Subdivision

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission is announcing a possible quorum press conference to discuss the first infant safely surrendered at the city's Safe Haven Baby Box. No official action will be taken at this event, as it is not a regularly scheduled meeting.

• Press conference regarding Safe Haven Baby Box infant surrender
• Notice of possible quorum posted on City Hall bulletin board and website
• Event not a regular City Commission meeting; no official action permitted

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Economic Development Corp. and Arts Commission are holding a joint workshop. The session focuses on downtown and board orientation.

• Ennis EDC & Cultural Arts Commission Downtown Workshop and Board Orientation

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission is not holding a regular meeting on June 10, 2026. Instead, a quorum of the commission may attend a Texas Downtown: EDC Board/Arts Commission Workshop at the Ennis Welcome Center. No official action will be taken by the commission.

• Notice of Possible Quorum posted June 4, 2026
• Workshop at Ennis Welcome Center, Bluebonnet Room
• Texas Downtown: EDC Board/Arts Commission Workshop
• No official action to be taken by City Commission

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Main Street Board will approve the minutes from the May 6, 2026 regular meeting. It will hear a progress report on prioritized Q2 projects and tasks presented by Haley Burnett. A Texas Downtown Board training workshop led by TXD staff is also on the agenda, following a public comment period.

• Approve May 6, 2026 meeting minutes
• Progress report on prioritized Q2 projects/tasks (Haley Burnett)
• Texas Downtown Board training workshop (TXD Staff)

Board and Commission Meetings

The City Commission will conduct a workshop to discuss the development of the Fiscal Year 2027 budget, including revenue assumptions and expenditure packages. The body will also consider designating a voting representative for the 2026 North Central Texas Council of Governments General Assembly.

• FY 2027 Budget Workshop covering General, Special Revenue, Internal Service, Airport, Economic Development, Sanitation, and Utility funds
• Designation of a voting representative for the 2026 North Central Texas Council of Governments General Assembly
• Review of 2023-2028 Strategic Plan and economic outlook

Board and Commission Meetings

The Keep Ennis Beautiful Board will vote to approve the March 16, 2026 regular meeting minutes. It will hear public comments and discuss several upcoming community clean‑up and volunteer events, including the Silver Steppers Guided Walk, Lake Bardwell Habitat Restoration, and the Keep Texas Beautiful Conference. The board will also consider volunteer opportunities for the Bluebonnet Market vendor booth and the RED, WHITE, BIKE PARADE & Freedom Fest. The meeting will conclude with adjournment.

• Approval of the March 16, 2026 regular meeting minutes (Consent Item C.1)
• May 7, 2026 Silver Steppers Guided Walk at Meadow View Nature Area (New Business D.1)
• May 9, 2026 Lake Bardwell Habitat Restoration (New Business D.2)
• May 12‑14, 2026 Keep Texas Beautiful Conference (New Business D.3)
• June 13, 2026 Bluebonnet Market Vendor Booth: Bike Repair & Volunteer Litter Cleanup (Discussion Item E.1)

Board and Commission Meetings

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a zoning change for a 124.289-acre tract of land. The body will also consider a final plat for a commercial retail addition.

• Public hearing for zoning change from Agricultural and Single-Family Residential to Planned Development at 2200 Country Club Road (Tranquility Subdivision)
• Proposed concept plan for 86 single-family residential lots and 1.27 acres of common area open space
• Consideration of final plat for Sonoma Trail Retail Addition (2 commercial lots, 2.66 acres) in the 300 to 400-Block of N Sonoma Trl

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Charter Review Committee will meet to discuss the Ennis Charter. A quorum of the Ennis City Commission may be present, but no official action will be taken by the Commission.

• Ennis Charter Review Committee meeting
• Notice of possible quorum of City Commission
• Meeting at Ennis City Hall, 107 N Sherman St

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Charter Review Committee will consider approving the minutes from its May 27, 2026 meeting. It will vote on the proposed changes to Home Rule Charter Articles 1 through 4 and discuss additional changes to Articles 5 through 8. The committee will also review its schedule of remaining meetings before adjourning.

• Approve minutes of the May 27, 2026 Charter Review Committee meeting
• Approve proposed changes to Home Rule Charter Articles 1‑4
• Discuss proposed changes to Home Rule Charter Articles 5‑8
• Review schedule of remaining Charter Review Committee meetings

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Economic Development Corporation Board will review a monthly financial report and a sales tax report. The board is scheduled to discuss and act on an extension and amendment to an incentive agreement with SOPREMA, Inc. regarding infrastructure-related timeline adjustments.

• Approval of extension request and amendment to SOPREMA, Inc. Incentive Agreement
• Review of April monthly financial report
• Review of Sales Tax Report

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Charter Review Committee will consider approving the minutes from its May 20 meeting, discuss proposed amendments to Home Rule Charter Articles 1 through 4, and review the schedule for its remaining meetings. The meeting also includes a public comment period before adjourning.

• Approve minutes from the May 20, 2026 Charter Review Committee meeting
• Discuss proposed changes to Home Rule Charter Article 1, Article 2, Article 3, and Article 4
• Review the schedule of remaining Charter Review Committee meetings

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Airport Board will hear updates on the airport project, hangar development, land‑lease terms ordinance, fuel purchasing and pricing policy, and the April financial report. After the presentations, the board will consider the consent agenda, which includes the minutes from the April 28, 2026 meeting. No other action items are listed.

• Airport Project update
• Hangar Development update
• Land Lease Terms Ordinance update
• Fuel Purchasing and Pricing Policy update
• April financial report

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Railroad and Cultural Heritage Museum Board will approve the minutes from its February 24, 2026 meeting. It will discuss the recent Texas Midland event, review hours and attendance during bluebonnet season, and consider the upcoming North Texas Chapter of NRHS meeting at the museum.

• Approve February 24, 2026 meeting minutes
• Discuss recent Texas Midland event
• Update on museum hours and attendance during bluebonnet season
• Plan for upcoming North Texas Chapter of NRHS meeting at the museum

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission will hold a possible‑quorum meet‑and‑greet on May 21, 2026 at the historic Ellis County Courthouse. Governor Martin Netolicky and delegates from the Pardubice Region of the Czech Republic will attend to ceremonially sign a Cooperative Agreement for the Sister County Initiative between Ellis County and the Pardubice Region. No official actions or decisions are authorized at this gathering.

• Ceremonial signing of the Sister County Cooperative Agreement with the Pardubice Region (Czech Republic)
• Meet‑and‑greet with Governor Martin Netolicky and Czech delegates
• Event held at Historic Ellis County Courthouse, 101 W Main St, Waxahachie, TX
• No official city‑commission actions will be taken

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission will hold a meet‑and‑greet with Governor Martin Netolicky and delegates from the Pardubice Region of the Czech Republic on May 21, 2026 at 3:00 PM. The event is a possible quorum, is not a regularly scheduled meeting, and no official action may be taken. The notice was posted on the city bulletin board and website on May 15, 2026 as required by the Texas Open Meetings Act.

• Meet‑and‑greet with Governor Martin Netolicky and Czech Republic Pardubice Region delegates (no official action)
• Notice of Possible Quorum posted May 15, 2026 per Texas Open Meetings Act

Board and Commission Meetings

The Charter Review Committee will hold its regular session to receive open‑meetings training and a legal briefing on the city charter. Members will elect a chairman and vice‑chairman and adopt rules of procedure. The committee will discuss initial ideas for charter revisions, ballot language for the 2016 charter election, and review its remaining meeting schedule.

• Select Chairman and Vice‑Chairman
• Determine Rules of Procedure
• Discuss ballot language format for 2016 Charter Election
• Legal briefing on the Charter and its purpose
• Conduct Open Meetings Training – City Attorney

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Parks and Recreation Board will approve the March 18, 2026 meeting minutes. The board will then discuss updates on park projects, the Tim Gauna project, the Keep Ennis Beautiful board, current open positions, and baseball and softball programs for 2026 and 2027.

• Approval of the March 18, 2026 Regular Meeting Minutes
• Parks Projects Updates
• Tim Gauna Project Update
• Keep Ennis Beautiful Board Discussion
• 2027 Baseball and Softball Update

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission will approve several prior meeting minutes and authorize a $58,364 contract for concrete repairs on Woodcrest Drive and Hackberry Drive. It will hold public hearings and consider ordinances to rezone two parcels along US Highway 287, and discuss a resolution to spend up to $400,000 on Opticom traffic‑signal preemption equipment. The body will also vote on a FY2026 budget amendment that adds $425,479 in supplemental appropriations for unanticipated needs.

• Approve April 16, 2026 special meeting minutes and April 21, 2026 regular meeting minutes
• Authorize a contract with Boardwalk Paving for concrete repairs and storm inlets on Woodcrest Drive and Hackberry Drive, not to exceed $58,364
• Public hearing and ordinance to rezone a 5.058‑acre tract from Agricultural to Neighborhood Commercial on US Hwy 287 (1700‑1800 block)
• Ordinance amending FY2026 budget to provide $425,479 supplemental appropriations for unanticipated needs
• Resolution to purchase Opticom traffic‑signal preemption equipment, up to $400,000, through the HGACBuy cooperative program

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Arts Commission will approve the minutes from the March 24, 2026 meeting. Commissioners will discuss updates to the Mural Mosaic Community Project and other current and future projects. They will consider and approve commissioners volunteering as judges for the Red, White, and Bike Parade scheduled for June 27 at 9 a.m.

• Approve March 24, 2026 regular meeting minutes
• Discuss update for Mural Mosaic Community Project
• Discuss current and future projects
• Approve commissioners volunteering as judges for the Red, White, and Bike Parade on June 27 at 9 a.m.

Board and Commission Meetings

The Historic Landmark Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a demolition request and review a request for window replacements. The body will also review a list of administratively approved Certificates of Appropriateness.

• Public hearing for Certificate of Demolition for a 288 SF storage shed at 408 W Decatur St
• Certificate of Appropriateness request for replacing 16 wood windows with vinyl windows at 710 N Preston St

Board and Commission Meetings

The City Commission will officially canvass the results of the May 2, 2026, general election and administer oaths of office to elected officials. The meeting also includes a workshop regarding the city's development process.

• Canvassing of May 2, 2026 General Election results for Mayor Pro Tem, Commissioner Ward 2, and Commissioner Ward 4
• Administration of Oath of Office to Mayor Pro Tem David Espedal
• Administration of Oath of Office to Commissioner Ward 2 Bruce Jones
• Administration of Oath of Office to Commissioner Ward 4 Doris Polk
• Development Process Workshop covering annexation, zoning, and building permits

Board and Commission Meetings

The Planning and Zoning Commission will meet to discuss a final plat for a commercial development. The body will also consider approving minutes from the April 27, 2026, meeting.

• Final plat for Seven Eleven Ensign Addition (1.887 acres) at 4009 Ensign Rd (PLAT-26-8)

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Main Street Board will meet to discuss the progress of prioritized first-quarter projects. The board will also review and assign leads for second-quarter projects and tasks.

• Progress report for prioritized Q1 projects
• Review and lead assignment for prioritized Q2 projects

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Economic Development Corporation Board will review its March financial report and consider several actions. Items include moving monthly meetings to the last Thursday, creating a 90‑day operational reserve not to exceed $400,000, and approving various Small Business Catalyst and Kaufman Facade grants totaling about $98,000. The board will also discuss a six‑month CPA services agreement for up to $5,000.

• Approve a 90‑day operational budget reserve of up to $400,000
• Authorize a six‑month professional services agreement with M.D. Williamson Sr. CPA for up to $5,000
• Approve a Small Business Catalyst grant for 1108 N. Kaufman Street not to exceed $65,325
• Approve a Kaufman Facade Grant close‑out for 1906 S. Kaufman Street for $7,500
• Approve a $22,500 budget amendment increase for the Kaufman Facade Grant Program for FY25‑26

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Arts Commission will meet to discuss updates regarding the Mural Mosaic Community Project. The body will also review current and future projects.

• Update for Mural Mosaic Community Project
• Discussion of current and future projects

Board and Commission Meetings

The Museum Board will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and discuss a recent Texas Midland event. Members will also receive an update on museum hours and attendance during bluebonnet season.

• Approval of February 24, 2026 meeting minutes
• Discussion of recent Texas Midland event
• Update on hours and attendance during bluebonnet season

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Airport Board will review updates on the Airport Layout Plan, project status, and monthly financial reports. The agenda includes a Consent Agenda to approve minutes from previous meetings and a discussion on Land Lease Terms Ordinance updates.

• Airport Layout Plan (ALP) update
• Airport Project update
• Land Lease Terms Ordinance Update
• Consent Agenda: Approve minutes from December 17, 2025 and February 17, 2026 meetings
• Monthly Financial report for March

Board and Commission Meetings

The Planning and Zoning Commission will meet to discuss a specific land replat. The body will also review minutes from the April 13, 2026 meeting.

• Consideration of a replat for Ennis Industrial Park West No. 2 (PLAT-25-16) at 4601 Sterilite Dr., creating Lots 2A and 2B totaling approximately 38.410 acres

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission will hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance to repeal the Specific Use Permit for Glidepath Power Solutions' battery energy storage system on a 7.71‑acre site. The meeting also includes hearings on a distance variance for El Mago at 207 West Ennis Avenue and a rezoning from R‑10 to MF‑2 on South Sonoma Trail, plus approvals of several contracts and grant allocations.

• Public hearing and ordinance to repeal the Specific Use Permit for Glidepath Power Solutions battery storage (7.71‑acre site)
• Public hearing on a distance variance allowing alcohol sales at El Mago, 207 West Ennis Avenue
• Public hearing on rezoning from Single Family‑10 (R‑10) to Multi‑Family‑2 (MF‑2) on the 700 block of South Sonoma Trail
• Resolution amending engineering support contract with Freese and Nichols, Inc. to a total of $120,000.00
• Resolution authorizing Hazard Mitigation Grant Program engineering services to Freese and Nichols, Inc.

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Historic Landmark Commission will meet to approve the minutes from its March 16, 2026 meeting and to discuss two agenda items. Commissioners will consider a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new duplex on the 600‑block of West Gilmer Street (Case COA‑26‑7, Ellis CAD ID 160563). They will also review a list of Certificates of Appropriateness that were administratively approved between March 11 and April 10, 2026. A public comment period is provided for citizens to address any topic not on the agenda.

• Approve March 16, 2026 Historic Landmark Commission meeting minutes
• Consider Certificate of Appropriateness for new duplex at 600‑block W Gilmer St (COA‑26‑7, CAD ID 160563)
• Review list of administratively approved Certificates of Appropriateness from 3/11/26 to 4/10/26
• Citizen public comment period (3‑minute limit per speaker)
• Potential closed executive session for confidential legal advice

Board and Commission Meetings

The Kaufman Development District Board will receive updates on business activity, permit applications, and zoning cases within the Kaufman Street Corridor. The board will also review the status of facade grants for two specific properties.

• Update on Facade Grant for 401 S. Kaufman St.
• Update on Facade Grant for 1906 S. Kaufman St.
• March monthly financial report
• Presentation on planning, zoning, and code compliance in the Kaufman Street Corridor

Board and Commission Meetings

The City Commission will meet to discuss a resolution regarding the temporary closure of state right-of-way. This action is requested in connection with a special event permit for the Ennis Rotary Club.

• Agreement with Texas Department of Transportation for temporary ROW closure for Rotary Run

Board and Commission Meetings

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings on two variance applications. One request seeks a detached garage on a 0.851‑acre lot at 2407 Country Club Road. The other seeks a single‑family home on a 4.3208‑acre lot in the 3000‑block of Troon Drive, reducing the required lot width from 70 ft to 50 ft. The board will also approve the prior meeting minutes and elect officers to fill chair and vice‑chair vacancies.

• Approve October 28, 2025 meeting minutes (Consent Item C.1)
• Variance request VAR‑26‑1 for 2407 Country Club Road – detached garage front and side setbacks
• Variance request VAR‑26‑2 for 3000‑block of Troon Drive – single‑family home on 50‑ft wide lot
• Elect officers to fill Chair and Vice Chair vacancies (Item E.1)

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Public Library Advisory Board will consider a consent agenda item to approve the minutes of its February 10, 2026 meeting. The board will also receive a report of library statistics, discuss recent and upcoming programs, and review the Texas Public Libraries Annual Report. No other decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of the February 10, 2026 meeting minutes
• Report of library statistics
• Share recent and upcoming programs
• Review of the Texas Public Libraries Annual Report

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Economic Development Corporation will review and discuss feedback and criteria for its grant programs. The agenda items focus on the Historical Preservation Grant, the Small Business Catalyst Grant, and the Kaufman Revitalization Grant. The board will consider developing formal guidelines for each program. No other business is listed.

• Review and provide feedback on criteria for the Historical Preservation Grant
• Review and provide feedback on criteria for the Small Business Catalyst Grant
• Review and provide feedback on criteria for the Kaufman Revitalization Grant
• Develop formal guidelines for each of the three grant programs

Board and Commission Meetings

The City Commission will hold a special meeting featuring a closed Executive Session. The body will consult with the City Attorney regarding pending litigation in the case of City of Ennis v. Ennis Main Street 501(c)(3) a/k/a Destination Ennis, Inc.

• Executive Session regarding Cause No. 116835 (City of Ennis v. Ennis Main Street 501(c)(3) a/k/a Destination Ennis, Inc.)

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Planning and Zoning Commission will meet to approve March meeting minutes, conduct public hearings on two zoning changes, and consider a land replat. The body may enter closed executive session for legal advice.

• Approval of March 23, 2026 Regular Meeting Minutes
• Public Hearing: Zoning change from Agricultural to Single-Family Residential (R-7) for 13.877 acres on US Highway 287
• Public Hearing: Zoning change from Agricultural to Neighborhood Commercial (C) for 5.058 acres on US Highway 287
• Consideration of a replat for Centex Citizens Credit Union Addition creating Lots 1R, 2R, and 3R
• Potential closed executive session for confidential legal advice

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission will meet in a special session on April 7, 2026. The commission will enter a closed executive session to seek legal advice from the city attorney regarding two pending in‑rem lawsuits involving properties on West Brown Street and West Knox Street. After the executive session, the commission will hold a budget workshop covering the FY 2027 budget framework, development process, revenue outlook, and potential priorities. The meeting will conclude with adjournment.

• Executive session: legal advice on City of Ennis vs. District Partners, Ltd., property at 112 W. Brown Street (also 114‑118 W. Brown Street and 110 S. Dallas Street), Cause No. 116742
• Executive session: legal advice on City of Ennis vs. District Partners, Ltd., property at 114 W. Knox and 116 W. Knox, Cause No. 120121
• Budget workshop: Strategic and Regulatory Budget Framework
• Budget workshop: FY 2027 Budget Development Process
• Budget workshop: Early Revenue Outlook and discussion of potential budget priorities

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Economic Development Corporation will hold a workshop to receive training from The Crews Group Partners. The training covers Robert's Rules of Order and the Texas Open Meetings Act (TOMA).

• Training from The Crews Group Partners on Robert's Rules of Order and TOMA

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission will discuss and consider a resolution that canvasses the results of the March 14, 2026 special run‑off election for Mayor Pro Tem. The body will then present the Certificate of Election and administer the oath of office to David Espedal, who will serve as Mayor Pro Tem until May 2026.

• Approve resolution canvassing March 14, 2026 special run‑off election results for Mayor Pro Tem
• Present Certificate of Election to David Espedal
• Administer oath of office to David Espedal as Mayor Pro Tem

Board and Commission Meetings

The Arts Commission will discuss the Mural Mosaic Community Project and a kids craft activity for the Bluebonnet Trails Festival. The body will also consider approving an official mission statement and rescheduling its May meeting.

• Update on Mural Mosaic Community Project
• Scheduling of kids craft activity for Bluebonnet Trails Festival
• Approval of official mission statement for the Arts Commission
• Rescheduling May regular meeting to May 19th

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Planning and Zoning Commission will consider approving a final plat for an industrial subdivision and discuss repealing a specific use permit for a battery energy storage system.

• Approval of March 9, 2026 Regular Meeting Minutes
• Final Plat for Ennis Manufacturing Subdivision (42.728 acres)
• Public hearing to repeal Battery Energy Storage System permit

Board and Commission Meetings

The meeting scheduled for March 19, 2026, was cancelled. The agenda had included updates on facade grants and a discussion on grant program guidelines.

• Facade Grant update for 401 S. Kaufman St.
• Facade Grant update for 1906 S. Kaufman St.
• Proposed updated guidelines for the Kaufman Development District Facade Grants Program

Board and Commission Meetings

The Parks and Recreation Board will meet to review current projects and upcoming events. The body will discuss proposed rental policies for facilities, tournaments, and fields.

• Proposed rental policies for fields, tournaments, and facilities
• Presentation on Spring 2026 Baseball and Softball League
• Update on current projects and upcoming events
• Recreation Report
• Keep Ennis Beautiful Report

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission will hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance to change the zoning of a 0.8753‑acre parcel at 2900 N.E. Main Street from Single Family Residential‑5 and Corridor Commercial to Light Industrial and Manufacturing. The commission will also act on several resolutions, including a $65,000 emergency repair contract for the wastewater treatment plant sludge line, a $208,535 purchase of a high‑performance mobile stage, a $50,000 local match for a downtown revitalization grant, and a $50,000 tourism event support pilot using hotel occupancy tax funds. Additional items include updates, recognitions, and executive‑session deliberations.

• Public hearing and ordinance to rezone 0.8753‑acre at 2900 N.E. Main St to Light Industrial and Manufacturing
• Resolution approving emergency repair services for the 8‑inch sludge line at the wastewater plant, not to exceed $65,000
• Resolution authorizing purchase of a high‑performance mobile stage, not to exceed $208,535
• Resolution approving $50,000 local matching funds for a Texas Community Development Block Grant downtown revitalization program
• Resolution establishing a tourism event support pilot program with up to $50,000 from hotel occupancy tax funds

Board and Commission Meetings

The Historic Landmark Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a demolition request for a residential structure. The body will also review a list of administratively approved Certificates of Appropriateness.

• Public hearing for Certificate of Demolition at 308 W Belknap St (HLC Case No. CODR-25-6)
• Review of administratively approved Certificates of Appropriateness from 2/11/26 to 3/10/26

Board and Commission Meetings

The Keep Ennis Beautiful Board will vote to approve the meeting minutes from February 9, 2026. It will review past activities such as the February 11 regional training and February 14 litter clean‑up, and discuss a series of upcoming events including the GCAA application deadline, spring litter abatement events, and the Lake Bardwell Habitat Restoration event. Program updates will be given for Community Service, Paint the Town, Love My Lawn, Adopt‑a‑Park, and a new downtown planter initiative. The meeting will also allow any new business items to be raised.

• Approve meeting minutes from February 9, 2026
• Discuss upcoming Keep Ennis Beautiful events (e.g., GCAA application due March 12, 2026; spring litter abatement; Lake Bardwell Habitat Restoration on March 28 or April 25, 2026)
• Provide updates on the Community Service Program
• Provide updates on Paint the Town award and program
• Introduce Ennis Economic Development’s new downtown planter program

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Economic Development Corporation board will discuss and act on a range of items, including electing a secretary and renewing a $25,005 contract with Placer.ai. They will consider reallocating $15,000 from Christmas Lights to a downtown beautification pilot and increasing two Kaufman Facade Grant awards. The board will also allocate up to $50,000 in matching funds for a Texas Department of Agriculture downtown revitalization program and adopt updated grant program guidelines.

• Renew contract with Placer.ai for $25,005.00
• Reallocate $15,000 from Christmas Lights to Event Production for Downtown Beautification Pilot
• Increase Kaufman Facade Grant at 1906 S Kaufman St by up to $770
• Increase Kaufman Facade Grant at 401 S Kaufman St by up to $8,919.56
• Allocate matching funds up to $50,000 for Texas Dept. of Agriculture Downtown Revitalization Program

Board and Commission Meetings

The meeting scheduled for March 9, 2026, is marked as cancelled. The agenda included discussions on litter clean-up events and program updates.

Board and Commission Meetings

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss and consider repealing the Specific Use Permit for Glidepath Power Solutions' battery energy storage system on a 7.71‑acre lot (Ellis CAD ID 190366). The commission will also consider approving preliminary plats for two commercial additions: the Seven Eleven Ensign Addition (1.887 acres at 4009 Ensign Rd., Ellis CAD ID 189871) and the Sonoma Trail Retail Addition (2.66 acres in the 300‑400 block of N Sonoma Trail, Ellis CAD ID 185436). In addition, the February 9, 2026 regular meeting minutes will be approved as a consent agenda item.

• Approve February 9, 2026 meeting minutes (consent agenda)
• Preliminary plat approval for Seven Eleven Ensign Addition, 1.887 acres at 4009 Ensign Rd.
• Preliminary plat approval for Sonoma Trail Retail Addition, 2.66 acres in 300‑400 block N Sonoma Trail
• Public hearing to consider repeal of Specific Use Permit for Glidepath Power Solutions battery storage system on ~7.71 acres

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Main Street Board will meet to receive updates from city and school district officials. The board will discuss the pursuit of the 2026 Texas Community Development Block Grant for the Downtown Revitalization Program.

• EDC pursuit of 2026 Texas Community Development Block Grant (TxCDBG) for Downtown Revitalization Program funding
• Progress report for prioritized Q1 projects and tasks
• City Commissioner update from Cathy Falkenbach
• EISD update from Alex Rendon

Board and Commission Meetings

The City Commission will receive a presentation regarding the city's wastewater infrastructure. The discussion focuses on system and treatment capacity, plant conditions, and basin rehabilitation.

• Wastewater system and treatment capacity presentation
• Wastewater treatment plant condition review
• Equalization basin rehabilitation discussion

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Arts Commission will hold a workshop to discuss possible funding sources for art initiatives, review art and statue policies, consider organizational structure, and explore potential future projects. No decisions are indicated; the meeting is for discussion and planning.

• Discussion of funding sources for arts projects
• Review of art and statue policies
• Consideration of commission structure
• Exploration of potential future art projects

Board and Commission Meetings

The Museum Board will meet to review a recent Open House event and discuss a potential railroad history presentation with the Ennis Public Library.

• Approval of November 25, 2025 meeting minutes
• Discussion of recent Open House event
• Discussion of railroad history presentation with Ennis Public Library

Board and Commission Meetings

The Kaufman Development District Board will meet to receive updates on a specific street project and the budget. The board is also scheduled to vote on the minutes from a previous meeting.

• Update on the Kaufman St. Median Project
• Budget Report Update
• Approval of December 11, 2025 meeting minutes

Board and Commission Meetings

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Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission will consider several rezoning applications, including changes from single‑family to multi‑family and townhome designations on South Sonoma Trail, and a conversion to light industrial on NE Main Street. It will also act on a $14,600 amendment to a wastewater study contract, adopt a $90,000 budget amendment for the Economic Development Corporation, and award the city’s bank depository services contract to Prosperity Bank.

• Public hearings on rezoning 700 block S Sonoma from R‑10 to MF‑2
• Public hearings on rezoning 800 block S Sonoma from R‑10 to TH
• Public hearings on rezoning 2808 NE Main from R‑5 to L‑IM
• Amendment to wastewater task authorizing up to $14,600 additional funds
• Award of City Bank Depository Services contract to Prosperity Bank

Board and Commission Meetings

The Airport Advisory Board will discuss and possibly approve a route for a 10K run at Ennis Municipal Airport, which could require a three‑hour temporary closure of the taxiway. The meeting also includes a workshop covering an overview of the F‑41 airport, open‑government training and advisory board governance, the FY 2026‑2030 Aviation Capital Improvement Program, and a capital‑improvement project submittal.

• Discussion and possible approval of a 10K run route with a three‑hour taxiway closure (D.1)
• Ennis Municipal Airport F‑41 Overview (E.1)
• Open Government Training and discussion of Advisory Board Roles & Governance Framework (E.2)
• Aviation Capital Improvement Program (ACIP) FY 2026‑2030 (E.3)
• Ennis F41 Capital Improvement Project Submittal (E.4)

Board and Commission Meetings

The Historic Landmark Commission will meet on February 16, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. in the Commission Chambers at City Hall. Commissioners will consider two Certificate of Appropriateness applications for residential structures at 804 N. Sherman St. and 400 W. Decatur St. They will also discuss a list of administratively approved certificates from December 9, 2025 to February 10, 2026. The meeting will include a closed executive session to consult the city attorney about civil action No. 116742 involving property at 112‑118 W. Brown St. and the condition of historic downtown district properties.

• Approve December 15, 2025 regular meeting minutes (consent agenda).
• Certificate of Appropriateness request for 804 N. Sherman St. – fiber cement panel skirting and exterior paint.
• Certificate of Appropriateness request for 400 W. Decatur St. – porch steps reconstruction, railing and handrail.
• Review list of administratively approved Certificates of Appropriateness dated 12/9/25‑2/10/26.
• Executive session to discuss pending litigation (Case No. 116742) and deteriorating historic downtown properties.

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Public Library Advisory Board will consider three items. First, the board will vote to approve the minutes from the December 9, 2025 meeting. Second, members will receive a report of library statistics. Third, the board will share information about recent and upcoming library programs.

• Approve December 9, 2025 meeting minutes
• Report of library statistics
• Share recent and upcoming programs

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Economic Development Corporation will discuss funding for the TSTC Workforce Development Scholarship Program and a cost-sharing agreement with the City of Ennis for a stage. The board will also consider budget reallocations and the election of a President and Treasurer.

• Funding for Texas State Technical College (TSTC) Workforce Development Scholarship Program for FY 25-26
• Budget reallocation of up to $90,000 from FY 2023-2025 Advertising and Marketing for a stage purchase
• Sponsorship for the National Polka Festival Committee not to exceed $15,000
• Election of President and Treasurer of the Ennis Economic Development Corporation
• Executive session regarding a sublease and personnel matters

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission will discuss and approve a resolution canvassing the January 31, 2026 special election results for Mayor Pro Tem and Mayor. It will consider a resolution to order a runoff election on March 14, 2026, including early voting provisions and a contract with Ellis County Elections. The commission will present the Certificate of Election and administer the oath of office to Mayor-elect Lynda Isbell.

• Resolution to canvass results of the Jan 31, 2026 special election for Mayor Pro Tem and Mayor
• Resolution to order a March 14, 2026 runoff election, set early voting, polling locations, and authorize a contract with Ellis County Elections
• Presentation of Certificate of Election and oath of office for Mayor-elect Lynda Isbell

Board and Commission Meetings

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and discuss a request to rezone an approximately 0.8753‑acre parcel at 2900 NE Main Street from Single‑Family Residential‑5 (R‑5) and Corridor Commercial (CC) to Light Industrial and Manufacturing (L‑IM). The commission will also act on a consent agenda item to approve the minutes from the January 12, 2026 regular meeting.

• Public hearing and discussion of zoning change request for 0.8753‑acre tract at 2900 NE Main St (Claiborne Garrett Survey) from R‑5 and CC to Light Industrial and Manufacturing (L‑IM)
• Approval of January 12, 2026 regular meeting minutes (consent agenda)

Board and Commission Meetings

The Keep Ennis Beautiful board will approve minutes from a previous meeting and discuss upcoming community service events, including a Great American Clean-up and a community clean-up with the Tabernacle Youth Group. The board will also address board member recruitment and review upcoming deadlines for awards and reports.

• Approve minutes from January 12, 2026, meeting
• Recruit new board members for KEB
• Great American Clean-up March 1 - May 31, 2026
• Community Clean-up with Tabernacle Youth Group on February 14, 2026
• Bluebonnet Market Saturdays: Opening day 4/4/2026

Board and Commission Meetings

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Board and Commission Meetings

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Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Arts Commission will meet to swear in a new board member and discuss current and future projects. The commission is tasked with deciding whether to pursue a mural project presented by Tommy Copeland.

• Approval of November 18, 2025 meeting minutes
• Decision on mural project presented by Tommy Copeland
• Swearing in of a new board member

Board and Commission Meetings

The Airport Advisory Board meeting scheduled for January 28, 2026, was cancelled. The agenda had included a proposed 10K run route and airport capital improvement discussions.

• Proposed route for CROME organization 10K run on April 18, 2026
• Proposed temporary taxiway closure for three hours
• Aviation Capital Improvement Program (ACIP) FY 2026-2030
• Ennis F41 Capital Improvement Project Submittal

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Arts Commission will meet to discuss updates on arts policy and potential funding for future events. The body is scheduled to consider and approve pursuing a mural project presented by Tommy Copeland.

• Approval of November 18, 2025 regular meeting minutes
• Discussion of arts policy and program updates
• Discussion of potential funding for future events
• Consideration of mural project presented by Tommy Copeland

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Railroad and Cultural Heritage Museum Board will meet to approve the November 25, 2025 meeting minutes and discuss a recent Open House event and a potential history presentation with the Ennis Public Library.

• Approval of November 25, 2025 meeting minutes
• Discussion of recent Open House event
• Possibility of railroad history presentation with Ennis Public Library

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission, Economic Development Corporation, Planning & Zoning Commission, and Historic Landmark Commission posted a notice of possible quorum. The notice announces a Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Town Hall to share information on the city's utilities, challenges, and growth plans. No official action will be taken by any board or commission at this meeting.

• Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Town Hall to share utility information
• Notice of possible quorum for Ennis City Commission
• Notice of possible quorum for Ennis Economic Development Corporation
• Notice of possible quorum for Planning & Zoning Commission
• Notice of possible quorum for Historic Landmark Commission

Board and Commission Meetings

The agenda for the Ennis, Texas Board and Commission meeting on January 21, 2026 consists solely of a series of numeric and slash codes. No specific resolutions, contracts, ordinances, or public hearings are identified in the provided text. As a result, there are no concrete items to be decided or discussed.

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission will consider approving zoning changes from agricultural to residential and industrial to heavy industrial, along with a specific use permit for plastics manufacturing. The body will also order a May 2, 2026, general election and approve a $115,000 transfer from the Hotel/Motel Tourism Fund.

• Zoning change from Agricultural (A) to Single Family Residential-10 (R-10) for 1.953 acres at 4000 Block Beach Rd.
• Zoning change from Light Industrial (L-IM) to Heavy Industrial (H-IM) for 10.976 acres behind 2400 N Preston St.
• Specific Use Permit (SUP) for plastics manufacturing on 10.976 acres behind 2400 N Preston St.
• Ordering a May 2, 2026, general election for Mayor Pro Tem, Ward 2, and Ward 4 commissioners.
• Transfer of $115,000 from Hotel/Motel Tourism Fund to General Fund for Bluebonnet Festival expenses.

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Economic Development Corp. board will review routine reports, including the December financial report and November meeting minutes. It will discuss and consider possible action on maintenance and improvements of EDC-owned parking infrastructure and on interior and office upgrades to the EDC administrative building. The meeting will conclude with a closed executive session to deliberate on Project Novel2, an extension request for Project Rogala, and the Sonoma Trail project.

• Discussion, consideration and possible action regarding maintenance and improvements of EDC-owned parking infrastructure (F.1)
• Discussion, consideration and possible action regarding interior and office improvements to the EDC administrative building (F.2)
• Monthly financial report for December (E.1)
• Minutes from the November 25, 2025 regular board meeting (E.2)
• Executive session deliberations on Project Novel2, Extension Request for Project Rogala, and Sonoma Trail (G.1.1‑G.1.3)

Planning and Zoning Commission Calendar

The Planning and Zoning Commission will approve the final plat for the Ennis Manufacturing Subdivision, a 42.7‑acre industrial lot on S Oak Grove Road. It will also conduct public hearings to consider three zoning change applications on S Sonoma Trail and one on NE Main Street. The meeting includes a consent agenda item to approve the December 8, 2025 meeting minutes.

• Approve final plat for Ennis Manufacturing Subdivision (≈42.728 acres, 3200‑3500 block S Oak Grove Road) – Owner: Conax Properties LLC
• Public hearing on zoning change R‑10 to Townhome for ≈0.845‑acre tract in 800‑block S Sonoma Trail – Owner/Applicant: Tomas DeLeon
• Public hearing on zoning change R‑10 to MF‑2 for ≈5.617‑acre tract in 700‑block S Sonoma Trail – Owner/Applicant: Tomas DeLeon
• Public hearing on zoning change R‑5 to Light Industrial & Manufacturing for ≈2.002‑acre tract at 2808 NE Main Street – Owner: Pine Grove Properties LLC
• Consent agenda: approve December 8, 2025 regular meeting minutes

Board and Commission Meetings

The Keep Ennis Beautiful Board will review past activities and upcoming events, and will consider two Paint the Town grant applications. The board will also discuss community outreach, education initiatives, and a litter‑cleanup event planned by Tabernacle Church Youth for February. No other decisions are indicated in the agenda.

• Reconsider two Paint the Town grant applications
• Tabernacle Church Youth litter clean‑up event scheduled for February
• Recruitment call for Keep Ennis Beautiful Board members
• January 10 level 4 Native Plant Gardening Training (Native Plant Society of Texas)
• Affiliation dues for Keep Ennis Beautiful with Keep Texas Beautiful

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission will discuss two resolutions that amend earlier resolutions to add additional early‑voting dates, times and locations for the Jan 31, 2026 special election for Mayor. A similar amendment will be considered for the Jan 31, 2026 special election for Mayor Pro Tem. Both items are presented for discussion and individual consideration.

• Amend Resolution No. 25-1016-B1 to add early‑voting dates, times, locations for Jan 31, 2026 Mayor special election
• Amend Resolution No. 25-1021-F1 to add early‑voting dates, times, locations for Jan 31, 2026 Mayor Pro Tem special election

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission will hold a Special Election Candidate Forum hosted by the Ennis Chamber of Commerce. The forum is intended to provide voters with candidates’ visions and priorities. No official action or decisions will be taken at this meeting.

• Special Election Candidate Forum hosted by Ennis Chamber of Commerce (no official action)

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis Main Street Board will review its terms, bylaws, and member profile and accountability agreement. The board will discuss and consider appointing officers to its Executive Committee, specifically the Chair and Secretary positions. A vote will be taken to approve the appointment of those officers.

• Approval of December 3, 2025 meeting minutes (consent item)
• Review of Ennis Main Street Board terms and bylaws
• Review of Board member profile and accountability agreement
• Discussion of appointing Chair and Secretary for the Board Executive Committee
• Vote to appoint the Chair and Secretary

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission will hold a special meeting to discuss city-hosted community events and receive confidential legal advice regarding the Downtown Rooftop Lights Project.

• Workshop on city-hosted community events
• Financial summary for city-hosted events
• Executive session for legal advice on Downtown Rooftop Lights Project
• Public comment allowed on agenda items

Board and Commission Meetings

The Ennis City Commission, Economic Development Corporation, TIRZ #1, Main Street Board, and Kaufman Development District will hold a workshop and business conversation. The meeting is intended to identify priorities, challenges, and opportunities for downtown Ennis. No official actions or votes are planned.

• Workshop and business conversation on downtown Ennis priorities (no official action)
• Notice of possible quorum posted per Texas Open Meetings Act