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Fri Apr 10, 2026
City Council
✓ Decided: Council approved drilling permits and two zoning changes
The council approved the consent agenda. It also approved three drilling permits for U.S. Energy Development Corporation and two zoning changes: one converting lots 7‑8 to Residential 2 and another converting a commercial parcel to Residential 1. No other actions were taken.
- Approved consent agenda (motion passed)
- Approved three drilling permits for U.S. Energy Development Corp (motion passed)
- Approved zoning change for Lots 7‑8 to Residential 2 (motion passed)
- Approved zoning change for AB 241 Block 5 to Residential 1 (motion passed)
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; The City Council of the Town of Pecos city met for the Regular City Council Meeting in Council :
‘ Chambers 115 W. 3rd Street, Pecos, TX 79772 on Thursday, March 26, 2026 at 5:30 PM with the 4
2 following present: :
2 Valerie Trujillo = Member :
‘ Hector Carrasco Member 4
2 Conrad Saldana Member :
Teresa Winkles = Mayor ;
; Randy Graham Member é
% Arthur Orona Mayor Pro-Tem é
: Item A. Call to Order ;
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4 Item C. Pledge of Allegiance ;
if Item D. Public Comments ;
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: Reeves County ESD Chief spoke in response to a comment made at the March 12, 2026 Regular ;
: City Council meeting regarding the ESD's budget and community participation and clarified how :
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i Randy Graham, stated he'd like to terminate the Professional Consulting Services agreements é
: with Tommy Gonzales. 4
: Item E. Consent Agenda 2
c On motion by Arthur Orona and seconded by Randy Graham, with Conrad Saldana, Randy i
Graham, Arthur Orona, Valerie Trujillo, Hector Carrasco for the motion, the motion to approve the <
; consent agenda as presented passed.
; E.1 Approve the minutes of the March 12, 2026 regular City Council meeting é
i E.2 Review the Expenditure Report ‘
j E.3 Review the PD, ACO, & ESD call reports for: December 2025 J anuary 2026 February ;
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Item F. Non-Consent
F.1 RECOGNITION in grateful appreciation to Thomas Akins for 6 years of service to the
Town of Pecos City, Strategic Goal
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Fri Apr 10, 2026
City Council
✓ Decided: Council approves annexation limits, contracts, zoning change, and board appointments
The council approved the consent agenda and a series of non‑consent actions. They limited the 2022 annexation extensions, hired Bojorquez Law Firm as special counsel, and appointed four new members and two alternates to the Hotel Occupancy Tax Board. They also authorized a $244,219.50 purchase of a police records management system, approved a zoning change for Block 29E, ratified the sale of a 2004 Peterbilt garbage truck at half price, and approved a memorandum of understanding with Reeves County for a new swimming pool at Bessie Haynes Park.
- Approved consent agenda (motion by Arthur Orona, seconded by Randy Graham)
- Approved exclusion of 2022 Areas 2 & 3 from annexation (motion by Arthur Orona)
- Approved engagement letter with Bojorquez Law Firm as special counsel (motion by Randy Graham)
- Approved appointment of Ruth Holt, Juanita Matta, Lupe Herrera, Bobby Bhakta as Hotel Occupancy Tax Board members and Hector Roman, Kenneth Russell as alternates (motion by Arthur Orona)
- Approved purchase agreement with Central Square for police records system, $244,219.50 (motion by Conrad Saldana)
- Approved zoning change from Commercial 1 to Residential 1 for West half Block 29E (motion by Randy Graham)
- Approved sale of 2004 Peterbilt garbage truck at half price (motion by Valerie Trujillo, one vote against)
- Approved memorandum of understanding with Reeves County for Bessie Haynes Park swimming pool (motion by Hector Carrasco)
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: The City Council of the Town of Pecos city met for the Regular City Council Meeting in Council 4
F Chambers 115 W. 3rd Street, Pecos, TX 79772 on Thursday, February 26, 2026 at 5:30 PM with 4
, the following present: :
r Valerie Trujillo Member ,
‘ Hector Carrasco Member
4 Conrad Saldana Member 2
‘ Teresa Winkles Mayor ‘
4 Randy Graham Member 4
: Arthur Orona Mayor Pro-Tem ‘
4 Item A. Call to Order 4
4 Item B. Invocation 4
4 Item C. Pledge of Allegiance f
‘ Item D. Public Comments
é Sebastian Martinez, Pecos resident 1110 E 2nd Street came in to voice his concerns of the é
c proposed annexation and the image of Pecos particularly on the East side. E
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4 Louise Moore, thanked the City Council on the Pecos Housing Authority program and mentioned 4
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; Larry Longoria, came in and voiced the need for striping at the parking at the local Post office.
F Item E. Consent Agenda F
j On motion by Arthur Orona and seconded by Randy Graham, with Conrad Saldana, Valerie é
: Trujillo, Randy Graham, Arthur Orona, Hector Carrasco for the motion, the motion to approve 4
the consent agenda as presented passed. ‘
j E.1 Approve the minutes of the past City Council meetings: February 12, 2026 regular ¢
4 Council meeting February 17, 2026 special City Council meeting ;
. E.2 Review the Strategic Goal plan report Ja
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Fri Apr 10, 2026
City Council
✓ Decided: Council approved annexation ordinance, fee cut, and several resolutions
The Pecos City Council approved the annexation ordinance extending municipal boundaries, adopted three resolutions on purchasing policy, broadband services, and an interlocal swimming‑pool agreement, and voted to lower the Cyclone Ballpark fee to $5,000. All items passed unanimously except a motion to not extend a contract with Tommy Gonzales, which failed. The consent agenda was also approved.
- Approved annexation ordinance 26-02-01 (motion passed)
- Approved resolution 26-03-02R updating purchasing policy (motion passed)
- Approved resolution 26-03-03R awarding broadband services contract (unanimous)
- Approved interlocal agreement for Bessie Haynes Park swimming pool (unanimous)
- Approved fee reduction for Cyclone Ballpark use to $5,000 (unanimous)
- Approved termination of contract with Tommy Gonzales on its terms (unanimous)
- Motion to not extend contract with Tommy Gonzales failed
- Approved consent agenda (motion passed)
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The City Council of the Town of Pecos city met for the Regular City Council Meeting in Council
Chambers 115 W. 3rd Street, Pecos, TX 79772 on Thursday, March 12, 2026 at 5:30 PM with the
following present:
Valerie Trujillo Member
Hector Carrasco Member
Conrad Saldana Member
Randy Graham § Member
Arthur Orona Mayor Pro-Tem
Item A. Call to Order
5:30PM
Item B. Invocation
Item C. Pledge of Allegiance
Item D. Public Comments
Olga Florez, a Pecos resident, addressed the Council regarding a noise complaint originating from
Trailways, located at 202 W. 3rd Street.
Tony Trujillo expressed his appreciation to the City Council for their continued support of the
community and thanked them for considering amendments to the fees for use of the Cyclone Ballpark
fields by Pecos Little League.
Lara voiced concerns to the City Council about an ongoing issue with cleanliness following water line
repairs from Missouri to Nebraska Street.
Larry Longoria and Jorge Munoz thanked the Council for taking into account the requests of
property owners wishing to remain outside the city limits in the 2021 Annexation Area 1.
Item E. Consent Agenda
On motion by Randy Graham and seconded by Hector Carrasco, with Conrad Saldana, Randy Graham,
Valerie Trujillo, Hector Carrasco for the motion, the motion to approve the consent agenda as presented
passed.
E.1 Approve the minutes of the February 26, 2026 regular City Counc
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Fri Feb 13, 2026
City Council
✓ Decided: Council votes 4-1 to halt sale of 15.36 acres and pursue $10M green space plan
At the special council meeting on November 19, 2025, members considered the agreement to sell 15.36 acres of city land for a Veterans Museum. A motion to discontinue that sale and explore a future interlocal agreement for green‑space development worth $10 million was introduced by Arthur Orona and seconded by Conrad Saldana. The motion passed with a 4‑1 vote.
- Discontinue sale of 15.36 acres of city land to the County; pursue $10M green‑space interlocal agreement (4-1)
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: The City Council of the Town of Pecos city met for the Special City Council Meeting in Reeves County
‘ Annex II Building 1714 Schmidt Drive, Pecos, Texas 79772 on Wednesday, November 19, 2025 at
E 5:30 PM with the following present:
: Valerie Trujillo Member
‘ Hector Carrasco Member
4 Conrad Saldana § Member
; Teresa Winkles Mayor
; Randy Graham Member
2 Arthur Orona Mayor Pro-Tem
» =~ Item A. Call to Order: 5:34PM
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: Item B. Public Comments
2 Claire Weinacht, Keep Pecos Beautiful Board member, has presented to council a presentation of an
‘ idea for the Veterans Museum.
Item C. Non-Consent
a C.1 DISCUSS/CONSIDER the terms of agreement between the City and County for the
F sale of 15.36 acres of City land for the Veterans Museum - City Council
: On motion by Arthur Orona and seconded by Conrad Saldana, with Conrad Saldana, Arthur
, Orona, Randy Graham, Valerie Trujillo for the motion and Hector Carrasco against the
: motion, the motion to approve to discontinue the sell of city land to the County and
é expressed an interest of a future interlocal agreement with the County for green space
2 development in the amount of $10M passed.
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: Teresa Winkles, Mayor
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Fri Feb 13, 2026
City Council
✓ Decided: Council approved a tax abatement agreement for Phase 2‑4 of the Pecos Power Plant
The council approved several resolutions, including a construction agreement with Z‑TEK for $120,778 to restore City Hall, a purchase agreement for a $99,960 skid‑steer loader, a $181,000 contract for 200 metal trash containers, a $270,000 blanket purchase order for the Streets department, and a tax abatement agreement with Pecos Power Plant LLC for Phase 2‑4 of the plant. All motions were adopted without recorded vote tallies. Several items were postponed or received no action.
- Approved ordinance 25-12-01R abandoning portions of the Highland Acres subdivision
- Approved resolution 25-12-01R authorizing $120,778 construction agreement with Z‑TEK for City Hall restoration
- Approved resolution 25-12-02R authorizing $99,960 purchase of skid‑steer loader and related equipment
- Approved resolution 25-12-03R authorizing $181,000 purchase of 200 metal trash containers
- Approved resolution 25-12-04R authorizing up to $270,000 blanket purchase order for Streets department
- Approved tax abatement agreement with Pecos Power Plant LLC for Phase 2‑4 of the plant
- Approved resolution 25-12-08R authorizing $90,470.20 purchase of Laserfiche Cloud services
- Approved resolution 25-12-09R transferring a 3.60‑acre right‑of‑way easement to Reeves County
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4 The City Council of the Town of Pecos city met for the Regular City Council Meeting in Council ;
: Chambers 115 W. 3rd Street, Pecos, TX 79772 on Thursday, December 11, 2025 at 5:30 PM with the ‘
4 following present: 4
4 Hector Carrasco Member j
: Conrad Saldana Member :
4 Teresa Winkles Mayor 4
: Randy Graham Member :
Arthur Orona Mayor Pro-Tem 4
4 Item A. Call to Order: 5:30PM 4
; Item B. Invocation 4
‘ Item C. Pledge of Allegiance
‘ Item D. Public Comments
: Winton Roberson, representing Wildman Ranch Inc./Mr. W Fireworks, addressed the Council regarding %
4 previously approved Ordinance 16-03-01, which allows fireworks to be sold at a specific location é
: through December 31, 2025, and requested that the Council consider extending the authorization period 4
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; Larry Longoria, Luz Villescas, Jorge Munoz, Ramon Tarin, & Wayne Dowdy appeared before the F
a Council to express their concerns about potential annexation and stated that they are opposed to being :
4 annexed into the City, noting that they are comfortable residing outside the City limits. é
; Samuel Urias appeared before the Council in response to receiving a “tampering with meter” notice and .
¥ explained that he had experienced a leak and needed to shut off the water immediately; Mr. Urias also :
F expressed concerns about speeding on Cedar Street, particularly related to oilfield traffic. 4
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Fri Feb 13, 2026
City Council
✓ Decided: City Council approved $160,523.11 purchase of three police vehicles
The council approved a $20,000 donation to Meals on Wheels and authorized a $160,523.11 purchase of three police vehicles. It denied a resolution to buy medical flight memberships up to $55,000. Several ordinances and resolutions, including a fire‑alarm upgrade, patrol‑vehicle outfitting, and changes to RV permits, were approved. The motion to postpone an ordinance extending fireworks businesses also passed.
- Approved $20,000 donation to Meals on Wheels (motion by Randy Graham, seconded by Hector Carrasco) – passed
- Denied purchase of medical flight memberships up to $55,000 (motion by Hector Carrasco, seconded by Randy Graham) – passed
- Approved purchase of three police vehicles for $160,523.11 (motion by Conrad Saldana, seconded by Hector Carrasco) – passed
- Approved fire alarm system upgrade for $138,500 (motion by Hector Carrasco, seconded by Conrad Saldana) – passed
- Approved purchase agreement with Defender Supply to outfit two patrol vehicles (motion by Valerie Trujillo, seconded by Conrad Saldana) – passed
- Approved ordinance 25-12-01 abandoning Highland Acres subdivision – passed
- Approved ordinance 25-12-03 setting a one‑year period for temporary RV permits – passed
- Postponed ordinance 25-12-02R extending fireworks businesses – passed
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The City Council of the Town of Pecos city met for the Regular City Council Meeting in Council
Chambers 115 W. 3rd Street, Pecos, TX 79772 on Thursday, December 18, 2025 at 5:30 PM with the
following present:
Valerie Trujillo Member
Hector Carrasco Member
Conrad Saldana Member
Teresa Winkles Mayor
Randy Graham Member
Arthur Orona Mayor Pro-Tem
Item A. Call to Order
5:30PM
Item B. Invocation
Item C. Pledge of Allegiance
Item D. Public Comments
Kevin Duke, Pecos Resident and Precinct 3 candidate has come in to state he has heard from
the community of how Pecos can clean up Pecos before
Yadira Mendoza, Pecos Resident, has come in to mention she is not in agreement with the
annexation and stated there is no benefit they will be getting out of it.
Javier Mendoza, Arturo Munoz, and Silvano Urias, Lindsay Addition, came in to express their
disagreement with the annexation.
Matthew Florez, asked the City Council to consider not annexing the 2021 & 2022 annexations.
Paul Hinojos, Reeves County Commissioner Precinct 3 has also expressed his concerns about
the annexation and is in disagreement.
Item E. Consent Agenda
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On motion by Arthur Orona and seconded by Hector Carrasco, with Conrad Saldana, Arthur
Orona, Randy Graham, Valerie Trujillo, Hector Carrasco for the motion, the motion to approve the
consent agenda as presented passed.
E.1 Approve the minutes of the December 11, 2025 regular City Council meeting
E.2 Revi
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Thu Jan 29, 2026
City Council
✓ Decided: City Council approves $689,410 waterline reimbursement agreement
The Pecos City Council approved an interlocal agreement with Reeves County to reimburse the Lincoln Street waterline extension up to $689,410.00. It also approved several purchases and ordinances, including a park master plan, a mobile security trailer for $54,000, a police transport van for $89,371.25, and updates to RV ordinances. All motions were adopted without recorded vote counts.
- Approved minutes of the Dec 18, 2025 meeting
- Approved interlocal agreement for Lincoln Street waterline reimbursement up to $689,410.00
- Approved purchase of mobile security trailer with subscription for $54,000.00
- Approved purchase of police transport van for $89,371.25
- Approved Park Master Plan for Bessie Haynes Park
- Approved Ordinance 25-12-03 on temporary non‑conforming RV permits
- Approved Ordinance 25-12-04 amending the RV Ordinance
- Postponed Ordinance 26-01-02 on fireworks businesses for further research
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The City Council of the Town of Pecos city met for the Regular City Council Meeting in Council
Chambers I I 5 W. 3rd Street, Pccos, TX 79772 on Thursday, January 8, 2026 at 5:30 PM with thc
following present:
Valerie Trujillo
Hector Carrasco
Conrad Saldana
Teresa Winkles
Randy Graham
Arthur Orona
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Item D. Public Comments
Item E. Conscnt Agenda
On motion by Arthur Orona and scconded by Hector Carrasco, with Conrad Saldana, Arthur Orona,
Randy Graham, Valerie Trujillo, Hector Carrasco for the motion, the motion to approve passed.
E.1 Approve the minutes ofthe December 18,2025 regular City Council meeting
8.2 Review the Expenditure Report
E.3 Review the December 2025 Strategic Plan Report
Itcm F. Non-Conscnt
F.1 DISCUSS/CONSIDER ORDINANCE 26-01-01 an ordinance adopting the proposed
2021 Area I anit 2022 Areas 1,2, & 3 extension ofthe City municipal boundaries by
annexation Strategic Goal 5: Promote Open and Consistent Communication -
Charles Lino, City Manager
On motion by Hector Carrasco and seconded by Randy Craham, with Conrad Saldana,
Randy Graham, Valerie Trujillo, Hector carrasco for the motion and Arthur orona against
the motion, the motion to approve to exclude the Lindsay Addition passed.
F.2 DISCUSS/CONSIDER ORDINANCE 26-01-02 an ordinance amending ordinance l6-
03-01 extending the existence and operation of firework businesses located at TRACT
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