Houston public meetings in 2024
46 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Council Meeting
The Houston City Council will vote on a range of items, including reappointments, several capital appropriations, and a $61,918,787 contract with Verizon Wireless and AT&T for citywide wireless devices and services. Additional items include funding for drainage and water projects, a wastewater collection contract, and a historic district amendment for a property on White Oak Drive. The meeting also covers routine consent agenda items and various equipment purchase authorizations.
- Reappointment of Seth Hopkins to the Board of Directors of Reinvestment Zone No. 15 and the East Downtown Redevelopment Authority (terms expire July 6, 2026).
- Ordinance appropriating $361,813.09 from the Dedicated Drainage and Street Renewal Capital Fund and $332,711.17 from the Water & Sewer System Consolidated Construction Fund for Change Order No. 11 with Total Contracting Limited (NSR 454 Subproject 1).
- Recommendation to approve a final contract amount of $1,906,858.70 with T Construction, LLC for wastewater collection system rehabilitation and renewal.
- Ordinance approving a $61,918,787 contract with GTE Mobilnet of South Texas (Verizon Wireless) and AT&T Corp to provide wireless telecommunication devices and services for city departments.
- Resolution amending Exhibit B of Resolution No. 2011‑15 to designate the building at 3423 White Oak Drive/540 Cortlandt Street as part of the Houston Heights Historical District South.
Council Meeting
The Houston City Council will consider a consent agenda of 58 items, including budget approvals, contract authorizations, and several ordinances. Key decisions include a permanent closure of part of Wanda Lane, multiple 2025 operations and maintenance budgets for water projects, and a $101,263,572 contract with Denali Water Solutions for onsite water treatment. The meeting also covers fleet vehicle purchases, equipment acquisitions, and zoning‑related ordinances for several reinvestment zones.
- Approve permanent closure of a portion of Wanda Lane (District J)
- Approve 2025 Operations & Maintenance Budget for Lake Conroe Dam – $7,027,577 (Enterprise Fund)
- Approve final contract of $315,863.08 for TB Concrete Construction Inc. – Plum Creek Lift Station Access Road
- Approve final contract of $2,229,377.67 for Main Lane Industries – condition assessment of 48‑inch water line along West Bellfort Ave
- Approve $101,263,572 contract with Denali Water Solutions for onsite water treatment, sludge dewatering, and disposal (Enterprise Fund, District E)
Council Meeting
The Houston City Council will hold public hearings on amended Project Plans for four Reinvestment Zones and consider tax abatements for industrial and historical sites. The body will also review financial reports and approve contracts for airport construction and public safety software.
- Public hearings for Reinvestment Zone 17, 20, 25, and Integra Mission Critical
- Tax abatement agreements for TPMS DA LLC and Integra Mission Critical
- Historical site tax exemptions for 2506 Rosedale St and 3453 Inwood Dr
- IAH Terminal D Sterile Corridor Restroom Renovation contract ($2.4M)
- Fire Department HVAC replacement at Val Jahnke Training Facility ($550K)
Council Meeting
The City Council will discuss the appointment of Randall Macchi as Director of Houston Public Works and review various city contracts and grant agreements. The meeting includes a public hearing regarding the designation of landmarks and protected structures.
- Appointment of Randall Macchi as Director of Houston Public Works
- Final contract of $2,760,991.57 for Waterline Rehab and Replacement Project with D. L. Elliott Enterprises, Inc
- Increase of spending authority to $5,345,920.00 for electricity purchase from Entergy, Texas Inc
- Appropriation of $200 million ($160M from Construction Fund, $40M from Improvement Fund) for Southwest Airlines Co at William P. Hobby Airport
- Contract of $12,729,125.10 with Itsa Holdings, Inc dba Roots Blowers, LLC for blower repair and replacement services
Consolidated Session Meeting
The City Council will consider a series of consent agenda items, public hearing items, and dozens of ordinances. The most significant action is Ordinance 14, which creates a new designated area covering parts of Magnolia Park and Brays Bayou Greenway. Additional items include approvals of large public works contracts, funding allocations for various city departments, and amendments to existing contracts and redevelopment authority budgets.
- Ordinance 14: Designates a new area in Magnolia Park between Avenue B, 74th Street, Sherman, 75th Street, Brays Bayou Greenway Trail, and surrounding streets.
- Approval of $4,373,967.31 contract with Reytec Construction Resources for FWSD #23 Wastewater Treatment Plant improvements.
- Approval of $11,384,949.13 contract with SER Construction Partners for Washington to Dickson paving and drainage project.
- Approval of $19,851,956.61 contract with Industrial TX Corp. for Southeast Water Purification Plant upgrades.
- Ordinance appropriating $5,000,000 from the Airports Renewal and Replacement Fund for IAH terminal maintenance services.
Consolidated Session Meeting
The Houston City Council will consider multiple contracts and ordinances, including a $15,544,346.52 award to SERVOX, LLC for rehabilitation of six lift stations. Other items include approvals for public works contracts, grant fund allocations, and several zoning and development resolutions. The meeting also features a public hearing on a tax‑abatement designation for TPMS DA LLC.
- Ordinance 31: Approve $15,544,346.52 contract with SERVOX, LLC for lift‑station rehabilitation (Districts A, G, J, K)
- Ordinance 18: Approve $4,546,575.00 Airports Improvement Fund contract with GONZALEZ GROUP, LP for Terminal D restroom renovation at IAH
- Resolution 16: Confirm No Objection to affordable rental housing developments and seek 4% Housing Tax Credits
- Recommendation 3: Pay $1,900,819.25 to Texas Commission on Environmental Quality for 2025 public health service fees
- Public hearing on TPMS DA LLC Reinvestment Zone tax‑abatement designation
Council Meeting
The Houston City Council will consider a public hearing to extend the Civility Ordinance to Magnolia Park and a 4% tax credit for Enclave on Louetta. It will confirm mayoral appointments and vote on several large public‑works contracts, including a $15.23 million agreement with Vadnais Trenches Services for lift stations. Additional items include a $7 million settlement, airport bond and loan ordinances, and budget approvals for redevelopment authorities.
- Public hearing on amending Article XVI, Chapter 40 to extend the Civility Ordinance to Magnolia Park
- Approval of $15,233,742.81 contract with Vadnais Trenches Services for Interwood lift stations and flow diversion
- Settlement of City v. Greens 69 Owner LP for total compensation of $7,000,000.00
- Ordinance authorizing $345,959.15 airport funds and Flintco contract for Texas Southern University Flight Academy at Ellington Airport
- Ordinance approving loan agreement with HTG Rushmore for The Rushmore multifamily development at 800 Highway 6 South
Council Meeting
The council will vote on a resolution to create Ethan Health, a Local Government Corporation, and approve its certificate of formation, bylaws, and initial board. It will also consider a consent agenda covering 44 items, including contract approvals, spending authority increases, and various ordinances. Additional items include a $6,191,001.73 sanitary sewer maintenance contract and several appropriations for public safety and airport projects.
- Resolution 19 and Ordinance 20: authorize creation of Ethan Health LGC, approve formation documents and board appointments
- Item 4: approve final contract of $6,191,001.73 with Specialized Maintenance Services, Inc for sanitary sewer preventive maintenance
- Item 5: increase spending authority for Houston PETSET spay‑and‑neuter services to $1,746,000
- Item 8: purchase medium‑duty vehicles totaling $3,960,317 from Chastang Enterprises‑dba Chastang Ford and Caldwell Country Chevrolet
- Item 26: appropriate $950,000 from the Airports Improvement Fund for Terminal A security and baggage handling system at George Bush Intercontinental Airport
Council Meeting
The Houston City Council will adopt minutes from the prior meeting, hear public speakers, and consider a consent agenda covering numerous contract approvals and purchases. Key decisions include confirming a mayoral appointment, renewing membership in the Texas Municipal League, and approving large public‑works contracts such as a $33.6 million water‑line project. The council will also pass resolutions for affordable rental housing and adopt several ordinances related to taxes, funding, and infrastructure.
- Confirm appointment of Robert “Bob” Boroff to Position One of the Metropolitan Transit Authority Board (term ends April 7 2026).
- Approve final contract of $1,484,138.50 for Terminal A/B Garage signage and wayfinding at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (Intex United, Inc.).
- Approve final contract of $33,605,371.09 for a 108‑inch water line along city easements from Milner Road to Aldine Westfield Road (9.15% under original amount).
- Approve final contract of $4,953,028.74 for FY 2022 Local Drainage Program (PM Construction & Rehab, LLC dba IPR SOUTH CENTRAL).
- Appropriate $14,559,043.74 from the Airports Improvement Fund for IAH Skyway Automated People Mover System Operations and Maintenance (Alstom Transport USA Inc.).
Council Meeting
The Houston City Council will vote to authorize the Mayor and City Controller to sell Tax and Revenue Anticipation Notes for a maximum of $232 million. The meeting also includes confirming two non‑voting advisory members to the Houston First Corporation Board, approving major contracts for airport terminal renovations and street‑drainage work, and adopting several ordinances for housing, sewer repairs, and procurement.
- Authorize sale of Tax and Revenue Anticipation Notes, Series 2024, up to $232,000,000
- Approve $50,114,661.80 contract with Manhattan Construction for Terminal D Renovations at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH)
- Approve $3,946,837.33 contract with GRAVA LLC for FY2022 Street & Drainage Rehabilitation Contract #2
- Ordinance appropriating $2,900,000 from the Water & Sewer System Consolidated Construction Fund for emergency sanitary sewer line repairs
- Ordinance authorizing acceptance of $400,342 State of Texas Homeless Housing and Services Program award for youth homelessness
Council Meeting
The Houston City Council will consider a consent agenda with 46 items, including contracts for traffic signal rebuilds, police vehicles, and a $68,000 bank services agreement. The body will also vote on ordinances for grant funding, budget approvals for redevelopment zones, and a resolution for sports authority bonds.
- Approval of $2.78M contract for Citywide Traffic Signal Rebuild Package #9
- Approval of $1.58M contract for Ford Explorer Police Pursuit Vehicles
- Approval of $68,000 bank services agreement with JPMorgan Chase
- Submission of grant applications for crime prevention and auto crimes task force
- Approval of $82,000 for Child Care Council administration
Council Meeting
At the September 24‑25 City Council meeting, members will adopt minutes, hear public speakers, and consider a consent agenda of contracts and appropriations. The council will vote on large tax‑increment fund appropriations of $27,102,306.00 for several reinvestment zones and $17,245,906.03 for additional zones, funding affordable housing and school district payments. Additional items include contracts for underground storage tank removal at Fire Station 82 and bar‑screen upgrades at wastewater treatment plants, plus a resolution on tax‑exempt status for affordable multifamily developments.
- Approval of $27,102,306.00 Tax Increment Fund appropriation for multiple reinvestment zones (Item 30)
- Approval of $17,245,906.03 Tax Increment Fund appropriation for additional reinvestment zones (Item 29)
- Contract approval of $354,982.39 for underground storage tank removal at Fire Station 82 (Item 2)
- Contract approval of $2,483,377.42 for bar‑screen and grating replacement at Keegans Bayou and Chocolate Bayou wastewater treatment plants (Item 3)
- Resolution confirming exemption from taxation for affordable multifamily residential developments owned by public facility corporations (Item 18)
Council Meeting
The Houston City Council will consider a consent agenda covering multiple spending authorizations, including a $8,216,000 contract with Chastang Enterprises‑Houston, LLC for OEM automotive parts and repair services for the Fleet Management Department. Other items include a $6,478,280 purchase of fire apparatus equipment, a $2,981,773.86 drainage contract with DL Glover, Inc., and several ordinances authorizing grants, appropriations, and land additions. The meeting also includes public speakers and routine procedural matters.
- Approve $8,216,000 contract with Chastang Enterprises‑Houston, LLC for OEM automotive parts and repair services (Fleet Management Fund)
- Approve $6,478,280 spending authority for fire apparatus equipment from Metro Fire Apparatus Specialists, Inc. (General Fund)
- Accept $2,981,773.86 final contract amount for FY 2022 Local Drainage Program with DL Glover, Inc.
- Appropriate $310,000 for citywide phone system upgrade project (Equipment Acquisition Consolidated Fund)
- Ordinance authorizing $1,500,000 for new Workforce Scheduling Application for the Houston Police Department
Council Meeting
The Houston City Council will adopt minutes, hear public speakers, and receive a financial status report. Council members will consider mayoral appointments to the Houston Zoo board and the Houston Commission on Disabilities. The council will vote on several contracts and appropriations, including an $8,392,427.63 roadway rehabilitation contract, a $3,722,976.56 road improvement contract, a $326,833.93 water‑sewer fund appropriation, and a $2,565,738.75 purchase of airport marking paint.
- Approve final contract of $8,392,427.63 with Tikon Group, Inc. for FY2023 Roadway Rehabilitation Project #1
- Approve final contract of $3,722,976.56 with Main Lane Industries, Ltd. for Windfern Road improvements
- Ordinance appropriating $326,833.93 from the Water & Sewer System Consolidated Construction Fund for Lem Construction Company, Inc. change order
- Purchase of airfield marking paint for the Houston Airport System from Sherwin Industries, Inc. for $2,565,738.75
- Mayor’s request to appoint Nick Hellyar, Sadie Rucker, and Charles H. Dresser IV to the Houston Zoo, Inc. Board of Directors
Council Meeting
The City Council will discuss a range of infrastructure projects, including airport facility upgrades and lift station replacements. The body is also reviewing several million-dollar appropriations for public safety radio and network projects.
- Acceptance of $23,448,956.75 contract with J. E. Dunn Construction Company for the IAH Vehicle Maintenance Facility
- Appropriation of $5,500,000.00 for the Public Safety Radio Replacement Project
- Appropriation of $2,247,631.32 for lift station renewal and replacement with Boyer, Inc
- Purchase of helicopter replacement parts for Houston Police Department from Air Flite, Inc for $1,427,724.30
- Landmark designations for 2529 Stanmore Drive (Frank A. Watts House) and 3363 San Felipe Street (Menil House)
Council Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding proposed amendments to the City’s Tax Abatement Ordinances. The body will also consider various infrastructure contracts, emergency purchases, and department appropriations.
- Public hearing on proposed amendments to Tax Abatement Ordinances
- Contract for $6,575,832.30 with Industrial TX Corp. for Wastewater Process Unit Cleaning and Evaluation
- Spending authority up to $10,206,729.64 for MRO supplies and equipment from Fastenal Company
- Spending authority of $1,008,000.00 for spay and neuter services awarded to Houston PetSet
- Appropriation of $4,185,000 and $103,850 for Houston Fire Department equipment replacement
Council Meeting
The City Council will discuss the appointment of the Houston Fire Department and Houston Police Department chiefs. The body is also reviewing several public works contracts, grant awards, and ordinances regarding city codes.
- Confirmation of Orlando "Thomas" Muñoz as Fire Chief and Jose Noe Diaz as Chief of Police
- Public hearing on extending the Civility Ordinance to the Museum Park area
- Appropriation of $839,292.01 for Harper Brothers Construction, LLC for lift station abandonment
- Spending authority of $3,189,000.00 for bucket trucks from National Auto Fleet Group
- Ordinance appropriating $36,440,000 across multiple funds for vehicles and related equipment
Council Meeting
The Houston City Council will hold a public hearing on a 4% tax‑credit application for two multifamily projects (Brittons Place and Pleasant Hill Village). It will review the City Controller's financial status report and consider a series of contract approvals and ordinances, including a $8.5 million cyber‑security consulting agreement. Additional items include paving contracts, a new residential picketing ordinance, and a lease for World Houston Place.
- Public hearing on 4% tax‑credit for Brittons Place (3706 Lyons Ave) and Pleasant Hill Village (3814 Lyons Ave)
- Ordinance approving $8,500,000 cyber‑security consulting services with Securance, Silotech Group, and Virtuo Group
- Approval of $6,004,904.02 contract with Ser Construction Partners for West Bellfort paving and drainage (S. Wilcrest to US 59)
- Ordinance adding new section on targeted residential picketing to Chapter 28 of the Code of Ordinances
- Lease agreement for World Houston Place at 15710 John F. Kennedy Blvd, $1,676,528.99 for 92 months
Council Meeting
The City Council will discuss the 2024 City of Houston Watershed Master Plan and a project plan for Reinvestment Zone Number Fourteen. The body is also deciding on multiple infrastructure contracts, grant applications for parks, and amendments to city ordinances.
- Approval of $29,886,479.01 final contract for 108-Inch Water Line from Aldine Westfield Road to Willis Street
- Appropriation of $16,000,000.00 for roofing replacement and building envelope rehabilitation for the Houston Airport System
- Appropriation of $3,195,000.00 for T. Construction, LLC for small diameter water lines
- Contract with Frazer, Ltd for ambulance module refurbishing and remounting services totaling $4,629,139.00
- Public hearing for the Fifth Amended Project Plan and Reinvestment Zone Financing Plan for the Fourth Ward Zone
Council Meeting
The City Council will review the appointment of Vonn Tran as Director of the Planning and Development Department. The body is also deciding on several contract amendments for disaster debris removal, asphalt overlay, and housing assistance for persons with HIV/AIDS.
- Appointment of Vonn Tran as Director of the Planning and Development Department
- Revised final contract of $3,073,283.05 for Main Lane Industries, Ltd for FY2022 Citywide Asphalt Overlay Package #2
- Grant of $892,209.00 to Brentwood Economic Community Development Corporation for HIV/AIDS housing and services
- Grant of $941,051.94 to A Caring Safe Place, Inc. for HIV/AIDS supportive housing
- Proposed $25,000,000.00 contract with Houston Arts Alliance for civic art and conservation services
Special Meeting
The City Council will consider an ordinance that authorizes Mayor John Whitmire to extend the local state of disaster proclamation beyond the initial seven‑day period for Hurricane Beryl. The ordinance is required because Texas law mandates council approval for extensions past seven days. No fiscal impact is noted. The item will be considered on an emergency basis and may be passed in a single reading.
- Ordinance to extend the local state of disaster proclamation for Hurricane Beryl
Council Meeting
The Houston City Council is reviewing several contracts and funding amendments. These include infrastructure projects for George Bush Intercontinental Airport and Ellington Airport, along with extensions for HIV/AIDS housing and support services.
- $34,483,676 contract for Central Utilities Plant renovations at George Bush Intercontinental Airport
- $25,000,000 contract with Houston Arts Alliance for civic art and conservation services
- $1,291,523 for drainage rehabilitation and upgrades at Ellington Airport
- Funding amendments totaling over $5.8 million for HIV/AIDS housing and support services
- Authorization to sell surplus real property on Wilmington Street and Cullen Boulevard
Consolidated Session Meeting
The Houston City Council is reviewing the Fiscal Year 2025-2029 Capital Improvement Plan. The agenda also includes approving appointments to the Montrose Redevelopment Authority and authorizing funds for the West End Health Center renovation.
- $3,917,000.00 appropriation for West End Health Center Renovation Project
- $4,668,611.61 contract award to Coburn Supply Company Inc for Public Works fittings
- Final payment of $956,486.28 to Vaca Underground Utilities, Inc. for lift station renewals
- Establishment of Special Minimum Lot Size Blocks on Easter Street and Harvard Street
- Addition of 15.1563 acres to Harris County MUD No. 588
Council Meeting
The City Council meeting includes discussions on landmark designations, various city department appropriations, and several contract approvals. Items range from drainage and street renewal projects to public health center renovations and emergency equipment purchases.
- Appropriation of $636,217.20 for Shephard and Durham paving and drainage via SER Construction Partners, LLC
- Spending authority up to $309,690.00 for Houston Fire Department rescue and extrication tools
- Purchase of hybrid vehicles from Chastang Ford for $1,502,785.00
- Appropriation of $3,917,000.00 for West End Health Center Renovation Project via Times Construction, Inc.
- Public hearing to designate landmarks and significant structures in multiple districts
Consolidated Session Meeting
The council will consider a major settlement agreement with the Houston Professional Fire Fighters’ Association. The meeting also includes a public hearing on CenterPoint Energy electric rates and several infrastructure contracts.
- $650,000,000 settlement with Houston Professional Fire Fighters’ Association
- Public hearing regarding CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric retail rates
- $7,362,648.73 contract for Neighborhood Street Reconstruction No. 468
- $1,321,364.00 for a new metal building for the Houston Police Department
- $9,348,300.00 for the replacement of Sharpstown-2 Well 5
Council Meeting
The City Council will consider a $650 million settlement agreement with the Houston Professional Fire Fighters’ Association. The agenda also includes the authorization of General Obligation Refunding Bonds and various municipal contracts for infrastructure and equipment.
- $650,000,000.00 settlement agreement with Houston Professional Fire Fighters’ Association, Local 341
- Authorization of General Obligation Refunding Bonds and related tax levies
- $2,578,700.00 for Lake Houston Dam Access Road repairs
- Approval of HUD grants including $25,531,151.00 for Community Development Block Grants
- Appointments to the Houston Library Foundation Board of Directors
Council Meeting
The City Council is reviewing the Fiscal Year 2025 annual budget and several major service contracts. A primary item involves a proposed $650,000,000 settlement agreement with the Houston Professional Fire Fighters’ Association. The agenda also includes roadway rehabilitation approvals and various technology purchases.
- $650,000,000 settlement with Houston Professional Fire Fighters’ Association (Local 341)
- $10,330,917.65 contract for FY22 Roadway Rehabilitation #1
- Approval of the Fiscal Year 2025 Annual Budget
- $14,129,669.32 contract for Calcium Hydroxide Slurry supply
- $151,318.00 agreement with Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/Harris County
Consolidated Session Meeting
The Houston City Council is conducting a public hearing regarding the city budgets for the period of July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2025. The agenda also includes reviewing electric rates and approving various municipal contracts and service agreements.
- Public hearing on City Budgets for July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2025
- Ordinance setting a hearing regarding CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric rates
- $1,767,842.10 contract for waterblasting trucks for the Houston Airport System
- $262,000.00 for security fencing and boarding at Spring Village Apartments
- $10,769,250.00 contract for liquid ammonium sulfate supply
Council Meeting
The Houston City Council is considering several contract approvals and funding requests on May 21, 2024. These items include equipment for the Fire Department, local drainage program work, and community development grants. The council will also review purchases for city vehicles and park improvements.
- $6,153,260.00 contract for Scott Air-Paks and replacement parts for the Houston Fire Department
- Acceptance of $2,987,441.22 final contract amount for the FY2021 Local Drainage Program
- $1,442,786.00 purchase of hybrid Toyota vehicles for various departments
- $3,372,745.00 amendment to provide funds for the East End Maker Hub Project
- $255,729.10 contract for tennis court improvements
Council Meeting
The council will consider various contracts for public works, including large-scale equipment and utility purchases. A public hearing is being scheduled to discuss the city budget for July 2024 through June 2025. Additionally, several ordinances regarding grants and local zoning changes are on the agenda.
- Public hearing set for May 29, 2024, to discuss the July 2024–June 2025 city budgets
- $12,033,000.00 spending authority increase for USALCO, LLC regarding liquid ferrous iron solution
- $3,950,753.00 contract for trailer-mounted pumps for Houston Public Works
- Creation of an alcohol-free zone for Messiah Lutheran Early Childhood Center at 5103 Rose St.
- $3,060,000.00 contract for water sample collection and field analysis services
Council Meeting
The City Council is reviewing several items including a public hearing on tax abatement amendments for low impact development. The agenda includes multiple contract approvals for infrastructure, emergency purchases, and land sales.
- Public hearing regarding proposed amendments to the City's Tax Abatement Ordinance
- Appropriating $8,999,737.75 for runway rehabilitation at William P. Hobby Airport via HNTB Corporation
- Approval of $2,275,568.63 contract with Alsay, Incorporated for Ground Water Well Rehabilitation
- Approval of $1,181,388.80 contract with Grava, LLC for Sidewalk Program Work Authorization Project
- Appropriating $143,920.44 for building abatement services at the Houston Airport System Supply Chain Management Building
Council Meeting
The City Council will review the current financial status of the General Fund and special revenue funds. The agenda includes several board appointment confirmations, public hearings for tax credits, and multiple contract approvals for infrastructure and services.
- Public hearing for a 4% tax credit application for Cordova Apartments renovation
- Approval of $4,265,985.67 final contract for wastewater collection system rehabilitation
- Approval of $158,820,130.00 for inorganic metal salt coagulants for Houston Public Works
- Ordinance to transfer $2,240,000.00 from Houston Public Works to Houston Airport System for Lee Road
- Ordinance authorizing the sale of City land to Texas Department of Transportation for IH 45 reconstruction
Council Meeting
The City Council is reviewing several large-scale infrastructure projects, including multiple appropriations for the Mickey Leland International Terminal. The agenda also includes various water utility payments, land acquisitions, and professional service contracts.
- Public hearing regarding CenterPoint Energy Gas Main relocation at Braeburn Glen
- Payment of $1,118,000.00 to Harris-Galveston Subsidence District for groundwater permit fees
- Acquisition of parcel at 3901 Airline Drive for Water Line Replacement along East 38th Street
- Appropriation of $4,346,015.10 for construction management at George Bush Intercontinental Airport
- Appropriation of $7,036,897.00 for FWSD #23 Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements
Council Meeting
The council is reviewing several contracts for city services and infrastructure repairs. This includes funding for airport construction, emergency sewer line repairs, and public health marketing. The meeting also addresses residential development resolutions and waste collection franchises.
- $6,934,592.50 contract for IAH Integrated Coordination Center construction
- $4,400,000 for emergency repairs to a sanitary sewer line
- $812,064.40 for the Congenital Syphilis Prenatal Care Campaign
- $5,613,834.49 for automotive and heavy-duty tires
- Resolutions regarding affordable rental housing tax credits
Council Meeting
The Houston City Council will meet on April 9 and 10 to consider various contracts and ordinances. The agenda includes a recommendation for the Southwest Police Station construction and a denial of rate increases for CenterPoint Energy. The council will also hold public hearings regarding housing tax credits.
- $19,026,370.82 contract with Manhattan Construction Company for Southwest Police Station
- Denial of rate increase request from CenterPoint Energy Resources Corp.
- $12,745,087.22 purchase of trucks for the Fleet Management Department
- Public hearings for 4% Housing Tax Credit applications including Cordova Apartments
- Sale of land to TxDOT for the North Houston Highway Improvement Project for $527,675.00
Council Meeting
The Houston City Council meeting on April 2 and 3, 2024, includes several contract approvals and appointments. Items include funding for homeless services, sewer line repairs, and airport projects.
- Appointment of Michael Nichols as Director of Housing and Community Development
- $19,535,190.60 contract for Infrastructure Spaceport Development at Ellington Airport
- Up to $4,100,000.00 for emergency repairs to sanitary sewer lines
- $612,234.00 agreement with Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/Harris County
- $1,325,991.74 contract for citywide asphalt overlay rehabilitation
Council Meeting
The City Council is considering various ordinances including retail gas and electric rate adjustments. The agenda also includes several funding requests for airport terminal equipment, police protective gear, and flood mitigation grants.
- Public hearing regarding Centerpoint Energy Houston Resources Corp. and Centerpoint Energy Texas Gas retail gas rates
- Approval of $5,142,404.00 for Level III Bullet Proof Vest Plates and Equipment for the Houston Police Department
- Ordinance to suspend implementation of interim rate adjustments for Universal Natural Gas, LLC
- Appropriation of $11,868,121.00 for IAH Terminal D International Central Processor Checkpoint Equipment Services
- Ordinance regarding retail electric rates for Centerpoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC
Council Meeting
The Houston City Council is reviewing several ordinances and contracts, including property acquisitions and large-scale insurance policies. The agenda includes discussions on tax exemptions for child-care facilities and water bill adjustments. Additionally, the council will consider various vehicle purchases and airport-related agreements.
- $150,000,000 appropriation for United Airlines agreement at IAH
- $3,505,670 purchase of Ford Explorer Police Pursuit Vehicles
- Purchase of 62,500 square feet of land at 2209 Emancipation Avenue
- $25,549,694.07 for a General City Property Insurance Policy
- Tax exemption for qualifying child-care facilities
Council Meeting
The Houston City Council is reviewing several large-scale contracts and budget appropriations. Items include funding for airport improvements, fire department vehicle purchases, and water infrastructure projects.
- $150 million appropriation for a memorandum of agreement with United Airlines at George Bush Intercontinental Airport
- $16 million for taxiway and runway construction at Ellington Airport
- $11,574,882.00 contract for the purchase of fire trucks and apparatus
- $6,983,270.00 purchase of hybrid pickup trucks for Houston Public Works
- Ordinance designating an area within Riverside Terrace under Chapter 40 of the Code of Ordinances
Council Meeting
The City Council is reviewing several items including a public hearing for a Trotter Park water line easement. The agenda includes various contract approvals for health center renovations, airport system services, and solid waste franchises.
- Public hearing regarding an underground water line at Trotter Park
- Confirmation of Jim Szczesniak as Director of the Houston Airport System
- Payment of $83,000.00 to Greater Houston Partnership for tourism promotion
- Appropriation of $161,877.42 for Main Lane Industries, Ltd. street reconstruction
- Approval of $2,300,000.00 memorandum for affordable home downpayment assistance
Council Meeting
The City Council is considering various contracts for city services, including water purification expansion and airport maintenance. The agenda includes several vehicle purchases for the Houston Police Department and Fleet Management Department. Additionally, public hearings are scheduled regarding greenway bridges at Brays Bayou and the Civility Ordinance.
- Public hearing: construction of connecting bridges for the greenway at Brays Bayou
- Public hearing: amendment to extend provisions of the Civility Ordinance to Riverside Terrace
- Contract approval: $2,197,056.65 for Denver Harbor Multi-Service Center Renovation Project
- Contract approval: $2,209,409.47 for Houston Emergency Center Roof Replacement and Mitigation
- Contract approval: $3,574,167.49 for Fire Hydrant Replacement Project
Council Meeting
The City Council is reviewing various funding requests and contract approvals. Key items include appropriations for water system construction, final payments for health center renovations, and several vehicle purchases for city departments.
- Appropriation of $1,298,460.62 for Westridge Regional Lift Station Construction via BOYER, INC
- Acceptance of work for HHD Sunnyside Health and Multi-Service Center: $24,913,578.45
- Acceptance of work for HHD Fifth Ward Multi-Service Center Renovation: $3,262,925.20
- Acceptance of work for FY2021 Roadway Rehabilitation Package #3: $3,118,738.55
- Acceptance of work for Magnolia Park Sec. 2 Area Drainage and Paving Phase 1A: $9,758,400.50
Council Meeting
The City Council will conduct a public hearing regarding competitive housing tax credit applications for affordable rental housing. The agenda also includes several purchasing requests and ordinances related to city infrastructure, security, and water services.
- Public hearing on 9% Housing Tax Credit Applications for affordable rental housing
- Purchase of hydraulic cutting and lifting equipment for Houston Fire Department: $309,265.00
- Purchase of a Command Post Tactical Operations Vehicle for Houston Police Department: $269,403.00
- Appropriation of $2,890,000.00 for security improvements at various city facilities
- Contract with Gamma Waste Systems, LLC for airport garbage services: $1,121,315.00
Council Meeting
The City Council is reviewing various financial reports, municipal contracts, and ordinances. Key items include large-scale airport passenger bridge replacements and several citywide infrastructure and public safety purchases.
- Airport: $38,597,138.00 for passenger loading bridges at IAH and HOU
- Public Safety: Up to $18,873,530.67 for various departments' equipment and supplies
- Wastewater: $5,496,256.18 contract for system rehabilitation and renewal
- Police/Fleet: $304,620.00 for hybrid Toyota vehicles for the Houston Police Department
- Solid Waste: Up to $2,500,000.00 for trash and recycling carts
Council Meeting
The City Council is reviewing various municipal actions including wastewater system rehabilitation, street easement abandonments, and new building line designations. The agenda includes several high-value procurement requests for public works equipment and services.
- Wastewater Collection System Rehabilitation contract with Vortex Turnkey Solutions, LLC for $3,483,200.66
- Earth Moving Equipment purchase through Texas Local Purchasing Cooperative for $7,299,674.40
- Appropriation of $1,095,000.00 for wastewater capital construction project safety and traffic control
- Ordinance to abandon street easements to Valero Refining-Texas, L.P. for $360,425.00
- Appropriation of $5,750,000.00 for FY2024 Local Drainage Program Contract #2 with DL Glover Utilities, LLC
Consolidated Session Meeting
The City Council is reviewing various consent agenda items including airport project completions and city street maintenance. The session also includes several ordinances regarding police station construction, water line projects, and community grant funding.
- Acceptance of work for George Bush Intercontinental Airport ATCT Site Demolition: $1,034,017.92
- Acceptance of work for Ellington Airport Roadway Reconstruction: $1,490,900.35
- Acceptance of work for William P. Hobby Airport South Concourse Flooring Replacement: $4,103,003.14
- Acceptance of work for 108-inch Water Line along City Easements: $29,316,226.74
- Appropriation of $11,380,000.00 and $10,700,000.00 for North Belt Police Station construction services