Killeen public meetings in 2023
67 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The City Council will consider a public hearing regarding a zoning change for properties at 501-503 Powell. The agenda also includes several resolutions for emergency remediations, library book purchases, and an interlocal agreement for cemetery management.
- Public hearing for rezoning Lots 2 and 4, and part of Lots 1 and 3 in the Killeen Original Town
- Ratification of $72,799 for emergency sewer main break remediation at Lift Station No. 20
- Ratification of $155,306.29 for paint cleanup and testing in Little Nolan Creek by C G Environmental
- Purchase of library books through TXSMARTBUY not to exceed $90,000
- Interlocal agreement for the management and operation of the Texas State Veterans Cemetery
City Council Workshop
The City Council will review several resolutions including emergency remediation costs and library book purchases. The agenda also includes a public hearing regarding a rezoning request for properties at 501-503 Powell.
- Purchase of library books via TXSMARTBUY not to exceed $90,000
- Ratification of sewer main break remediation at Lift Station No. 20 for $72,799
- Ratification of paint cleanup and testing in Little Nolan Creek for $155,306.29
- Public hearing for rezoning Lots 1-4, Block 36 from Business District to General Business and Alcohol District
- Interlocal agreement for management of the Texas State Veterans Cemetery
City Council Workshop
The City Council is reviewing several resolutions for upcoming consideration at the December 12, 2023, regular meeting. Items include equipment purchases, professional service agreements, and grant acceptances.
- Purchase of a JLG Model T500J Towable Boom Lift for up to $71,226
- Professional Services Agreement with Garver, LLC for Skylark Field design for $461,800
- Professional Services Agreement with Central Texas Alcohol Rehabilitation Center for $143,130
- Replacement carpet at Killeen Civic and Conference Center not to exceed $263,392.05
- Purchase of Fusus Enterprise Package software for $125,000 per year for five years
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding multiple rezoning applications and an amendment to the FY 2024 Annual Budget. The agenda also includes discussions on downtown property sales and litigation involving the city's street light system.
- Rezoning 19.53 acres in Cosper Creek Addition for boat, RV, and semi-truck storage
- $127,310.00 contract for Stonetree Drive Drainage Improvements design
- $68,700.00 contract for W.S. Young Drive & I-14 Intersection drainage project
- Amendment to the FY 2024 Annual Budget to increase revenue and expense accounts
- -$271,416.82 change order for Taxiway B Rehabilitation
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss several items for the November 28 regular meeting, including infrastructure contracts and rezoning requests. The workshop also includes a discussion regarding the removal of the current City Manager.
- $127,310.00 agreement with CP&Y dba STV Infrastructure for Stonetree Drive Drainage Improvements
- $68,700.00 agreement with Walker Partners for W.S. Young Drive & I-14 Intersection Drainage Improvement
- -$271,416.82 change order for Taxiway B Rehabilitation with TTG Utilities, Inc.
- $269,200.00 amendment for Taxiway B Rehabilitation with Garver, LLC
- Rezoning of 6.18 acres west of Dogwood Blvd. to Planned Unit Development
City Council
The City Council will consider several infrastructure contracts and a rezoning request. This includes agreements for road and pedestrian improvements on Gilmer Street and the Bunny Trail roadway. The council will also review transportation and maintenance procurement items.
- $4,004,004.00 contract for Gilmer Street Road and Pedestrian Improvements
- $724,151.00 agreement with BNSF for Gilmer Street railroad crossing reconstruction
- Rezoning of 1314 West Stan Schlueter Loop to Business District (B-5)
- Agreement with TxDOT for the Bunny Trail Roadway Reconstruction Project
- Up to $735,000 in procurement for fleet parts and tires
City Council Workshop
The City Council Workshop includes discussions on infrastructure projects, transportation agreements, and city planning. The council will consider contracts for Gilmer Street improvements and a railroad crossing reconstruction. Members will also discuss the implementation of the Killeen 2040 Comprehensive Plan.
- $4,004,004.00 contract for Gilmer Street Road and Pedestrian Improvements
- $724,151.00 agreement with BNSF for Gilmer Street railroad crossing reconstruction
- Agreement with TxDOT for the Bunny Trail Roadway Reconstruction Project
- Interlocal Agreement with Hill Country Transit District for public transportation
- Rezoning of 1314 West Stan Schlueter Loop to Business District (B-5)
City Council Workshop
The City Council workshop includes a scheduled tour of the City of Georgetown, Texas City Hall. No official action will be taken by the Council during this meeting.
- Tour of Georgetown City Hall at 808 Martin Luther King Jr. St., Georgetown, Texas
City Council
The City Council will review several high-value procurement requests for city equipment, vehicles, and public safety supplies. The agenda also includes a public hearing regarding a land use change for a property near Chaparral Rd and a discussion on federal grant proposals.
- Purchase of fleet vehicles and equipment for $5,934,882
- Land use amendment for 4.63 acres south of Chaparral Rd from Residential Mix to Regional Commercial
- Solid waste container purchase not to exceed $604,123
- Water and sewer materials bid award of $920,377
- Road network maintenance strategy agreement for $242,896.20
City Council Workshop
The City Council will hold a special town hall meeting to discuss the city's mission, vision, and direction. Presentations will cover updates on road reconstruction, the Killeen 2040 Plan, and crime center technology. No official action will be taken during this workshop.
- Killeen 2040 Plan presentation
- Station 4 EOC Support Facility update
- Road Reconstruction Update
- Real Time Crime Center Technology Update
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss several upcoming items for the October 24, 2023, regular meeting. Discussion topics include city service contracts, personnel appointments, and potential land use changes.
- Solid waste container purchase not to exceed $604,123
- Ricoh printer lease for $55,752.60
- Blue Skies Associates data migration agreement for $75,000
- Water and sewer materials bid for $920,377
- Fleet vehicles and equipment procurement for $5,934,882
City Council
The City Council will consider several resolutions, including applications for regional transportation projects and a grant agreement with TxDOT. The council will also review a request to release 10.092 acres at 425 Mercy Ranch Rd. from the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction. Additionally, the appointment of an Assistant City Manager is on the agenda.
- Contract with Bio Chem Lab, Inc. for water and wastewater testing up to $59,859
- Petition to release 10.092 acres at 425 Mercy Ranch Rd. from the ETJ
- KTMPO application for Chaparral Road Phase 2
- KTMPO application for Killeen - Ft. Hood Regional Trail
- Grant agreement with TxDOT for a STEP grant
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss KTMPO grant applications for Chapariment Road Phase 2 and the Killeen - Ft. Hood Regional Trail. Members are also considering a water testing services agreement and the appointment of an Assistant City Manager. Additionally, the council will discuss delaying registration fee waivers for short-term rentals.
- Water and wastewater testing contract with Bio Chem Lab, Inc. up to $59,859
- KTMPO grant applications for Chaparral Road Phase 2 and Regional Trail
- Petition to release 10.092 acres at 425 Mercy Ranch Rd. from the ETJ
- Appointment of an Assistant City Manager
- Delaying registration fee waivers for short-term rentals
City Council
The Killeen City Council will consider several infrastructure contracts, including a $2.7 million wastewater project for Chaparral Road. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding budget amendments and a rezoning request for 801 E. Avenue G. Additionally, council members will discuss the KTMPO Safe Streets & Roads for All Grant.
- $2,729,604 contract for Chaparral Road Wastewater Improvements with Arguijo Corporation
- $293,200 agreement with Garver, LLC for Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport terminal improvements
- Rezoning of 801 E. Avenue G from business to single-family residential
- $157,094 award for the Terminal Demolition Project at Skylark Field Airport
- $45,000 annual contract for a Fire Department Mental Health Clinician
City Council Workshop
The City Council is reviewing several items for the September 26 regular meeting, including airport design and demolition contracts. Discussions also include a rezoning request for 801 E. Avenue G and various municipal service agreements.
- Design of Passenger Terminal Mechanical Improvements at Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport: $293,200
- Terminal Demolition Project at Skylark Field Airport: $157,094
- Wastewater Improvements for Chaparral Road Project: $2,729,604
- Fire Department Mental Health Clinician services: $45,000 annually
- Rezoning of 801 E. Avenue G from Business District to Single-Family Residential
City Council
The Council will hold public hearings on the proposed tax rate and amendments to the FY 2023 budget. The agenda also includes adopting the Annual Budget for the upcoming fiscal year and setting a property tax rate of $0.6208 per $100 valuation.
- Adoption of the Annual Budget and property tax rate of $0.6208 per $100 valuation
- Amendment to the Community and Senior Center Expansion project for $390,631.00
- Hardware upgrade for Solid Waste collection vehicles up to $180,384
- Acceptance of a $267,322 FAA grant for Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport improvements
- Awarding a $739,718 health insurance excess risk policy to United Health Care
City Council Workshop
The council is reviewing items for the September 12 meeting, including the adoption of the annual budget and a proposed property tax rate. Discussions also include airport infrastructure grants and various service contracts.
- Proposed property tax rate of $0.6208 per $100 valuation
- United Health Care excess risk policy for $739,718
- Randall Scott Architects contract amendment for $390,631
- FAA grant of $267,322 for KFHRA terminal improvements
- Routeware hardware upgrade for solid waste vehicles up to $180,384
City Council
The Killeen City Council will conduct a public hearing regarding the proposed Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Budget. The meeting includes provisions for citizen comments and various community event notices.
- Public hearing on the proposed Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Budget
Killeen Public Facility Corporation
The Board will meet to elect a Vice President and review the Station 42 Apartment Complex cashflow update. Directors will also consider the approval of minutes from the January 10, 2023, meeting.
- Election of Vice President
- Station 42 Apartment Complex cashflow update
- Approval of January 10, 2023, meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will discuss procedures for council inquiries and investigations. The agenda includes several contract awards, a request to repeal the youth curfew ordinance, and public hearings regarding city budget adjustments and property rezonings.
- Award of $369,848.14 to NNAC, Inc. for Bermuda Ditch Retaining Wall Repair
- Award of $1,540,446 to JM Pipeline, LLC for Sewer Main in Trimmier Creek Basin Project
- Procurement of a camera van for the Public Works Sanitary Sewer Division for $277,896
- Award of $135,000 to Avenu for Hotel Occupancy Tax Collection and Short-Term Rental Compliance Services
- Rezoning 2600 Illinois Avenue from Business District to Multifamily Apartment Residential District
City Council Workshop
The City Council will hold a special workshop and town hall meeting. The discussion focuses on the Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Budget.
- Town Hall Meeting regarding the Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Budget
City Council Workshop
This workshop includes discussions on the FY 2024 budget and Chaparral Road alignments. The council will also consider several contract awards, including a $1.5 million sewer main project. Additionally, items include reviewing rezoning requests and repealing the youth curfew ordinance.
- Awarding Sewer Main in Trimmier Creek Basin Project to JM Pipeline, LLC for $1,540,446
- Repealing the Chapter 16 youth curfew ordinance
- Awarding Bermuda Ditch Retaining Wall Repair to NNAC, Inc. for $369,848.14
- Rezoning 2600 Illinois Avenue from Business to Multifamily Apartment Residential
- Procurement of a camera van for Public Works for $277,896
City Council
The City Council will consider several ordinances regarding water, sewer, and commercial solid waste rates. Discussion items include a potential budget townhall meeting and various service contracts.
- Public hearing on proposed FY 2024 rate increases effective October 1, 2023
- Ordinance to amend commercial solid waste rates
- Ordinance to amend water, sewer, and sewage disposal rates
- Metro Ethernet services contract with Blue Plains Technology up to $61,500 annually
- Purchase of a replacement stage at Killeen Civic and Conference Center for $90,028
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss several resolutions, including a stage replacement for the Killeen Civic and Conference Center and an Oncor Electric rate denial. The agenda also includes discussions regarding the FY 2024 budget and proposed water, sewer, and solid waste rate increases.
- Purchase of a replacement stage at Killeen Civic and Conference Center for $90,028
- Metro Ethernet services contract with Blue Plains Technology up to $61,500 annually
- Resolution to deny Oncor Electric's application to increase rates
- Proposed FY 2024 rate increases for water, sewer, and solid waste
- Limiting the number of commercial business-owned car washes in Killeen
City Council
The City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the proposed Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Budget. The council will also consider a resolution to set a preliminary tax rate for that budget year.
- Public hearing on the proposed Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Budget
- Resolution to set a preliminary tax rate for the FY 2024 Annual Budget
City Council
The City Council will consider several federal aviation grants for the Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding a 2023-2024 Annual Action Plan and an amendment to the FY 2023 Annual Budget.
- Purchase of Cisco’s Unified Computing System up to $240,386.79
- FAA Airport Improvement Program Grant for Runway and Taxiway Pavement Preservation: $90,000
- FAA Airport Improvement Program Grant for Pavement Management Program: $89,190
- Professional Services Agreement with Garver, LLC for Pavement Management Program: $99,100
- FAA Airport Improvement Program Grant for Taxiway E Relocation: $407,903
City Council Workshop
The council is reviewing items for consideration at the July 25, 2023, meeting. Topics include federal aviation grants for Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport and a potential bond election. The agenda also covers budget amendments and a 3D crime scene scanner purchase.
- Purchase of Cisco’s Unified Computing System for up to $240,386.79
- Federal aviation grants for runway and taxiway projects at Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport
- Purchase of a 3D Crime Scene Scanner for $138,148.44 using federal forfeiture funds
- Appointment of Pattillo, Brown & Hill, LLP as independent auditors
- Discussion regarding a potential bond issue and bond election
City Council
The City Council will meet to discuss candidates for a vacant at-large seat. The Council may consider a resolution to appoint a member to fill the unexpired term.
- Resolution RS-23-093: Discussing and considering an appointment for an unexpired at-large councilmember term
City Council
The City Council will review the proposed Fiscal Year 2024 annual budget and capital improvement program. Members will also consider a $7,018,065.27 agreement for an airport solar project and a rezoning request for 1715 18th Street.
- $7,018,065.27 agreement with Ameresco, Inc. for an airport solar project
- Rezoning of 1715 18th Street from R-2 to R-3F residential district
- Issuance and sale of Series 2023 Certificates of Obligation for capital projects
- Acceptance of approximately 1.395 acres of parkland dedication near East Trimmier Road
- Review of the proposed Fiscal Year 2024 annual budget
City Council Workshop
The City Council will hold a special workshop regarding the Belton Water Treatment Plant. The agenda includes a briefing and a tour of the facility located at 5200 Water Works Road.
- Briefing and tour of Belton Water Treatment Plant (5200 Water Works Road)
City Council Workshop
This workshop is held to discuss items scheduled for the July 11, 2023, Regular City Council Meeting. Proposed topics include a solar project agreement and parkland dedication. The council will also review upcoming rezoning and bond issuance.
- $7,018,065.27 agreement with Ameresco, Inc. for an airport solar project
- Acceptance of approximately 1.395 acres of parkland dedication near East Trimmier Road
- Issuance and sale of Combination Tax and Revenue Certificates of Obligation, Series 2023
- Rezoning request for 1715 18th Street from R-2 to R-3F residential districts
City Council
The City Council will consider several contract renewals and awards for airport upgrades, road repairs, and fire station maintenance. Public hearings are scheduled regarding the city's annual budget, an action plan for federal funds, and a large-scale property rezoning request.
- Rezoning 31 acres near South Clear Creek Road to Planned Unit Development
- $387,882.50 for E. Trimmer Road Bridge Repair by JHL Construction
- $299,832 for Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport terminal HVAC upgrades
- $110,340.34 for Hangar Door Replacement Project via NNAC Inc.
- Amendment to increase revenue and expense accounts in the FY 2023 Annual Budget
City Council Workshop
The City Council is reviewing several items for the June 27 regular meeting, including construction contracts and budget amendments. Discussion topics include commercial truck parking and a municipal court briefing.
- Hangar Door Replacement Project: $110,340.34 to NNAC Inc.
- Terminal HVAC Improvements Phase II at Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport: $299,832 to Valcorp Enterprises, LLC
- E. Trimmer Road Bridge Repair: $387,882.50 to JHL Construction
- Fire Station 1 and Fire Station 8 duct work: $81,260.00 to The Brandt Companies, LLC
- Rezoning of ~31 acres east of South Clear Creek Road to Planned Unit Development
City Council
The City Council will consider rezoning requests for land on East Veterans Memorial Boulevard and East Trimmier Road to change their future land use designations. The agenda also includes approving police equipment purchases and filling an at-large council vacancy.
- Rezoning 10.56 acres at 5200 East Veterans Memorial Boulevard to Industrial
- Purchase of 56 police vehicle computers for $217,390.33
- Procurement of fleet parts from Heil of Texas up to $132,000
- Rezoning 1.098 acres at East Trimmier Road and Andalucía Lane to Local Business District
- Appointment of a Councilmember to fill an at-large vacancy
City Council Workshop
The City Council will hold a workshop to conduct and discuss interviews for applicants seeking an at-large councilmember position. No official action will be taken during this meeting.
- Interviews for Councilmember at-large applicants (DS-23-062)
City Council Workshop
The Council will discuss the FY 2023-2024 budget regarding several community partners. Discussion items also include pending litigation, a scenic certification program, and upcoming public hearings for land rezoning.
- Procurement of fleet parts from Heil of Texas up to $132,000
- Procurement of 56 police vehicle mobile data terminals for $217,390.33
- Rezoning 10.56 acres at 5200 East Veterans Memorial Boulevard to Industrial
- Rezoning 1.098 acres near East Trimmier Road and Andalucía Lane to Local Business District
- Discussion of pending litigation: Bell County v. City of Killeen
City Council Workshop
The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss the Fiscal Year 2024 budget preview. No official action will be taken during this meeting.
- DS-23-056 Fiscal Year 2024 Budget Preview
City Council
The council will consider an ordinance to increase expenditures within the FY 2023 Annual Budget. The meeting also includes a public hearing for rezoning at West Veterans Memorial Boulevard and discussions regarding a City Council vacancy. Additionally, several professional service contracts and real property purchases are up for consideration.
- Ordinance to increase FY 2023 Annual Budget expenditure accounts
- Rezoning of 1103 West Veterans Memorial Boulevard from B-5 to B-C-1
- Professional Services Agreement with Garver, LLC for $73,900
- Purchase of real property for Animal Services and downtown Killeen
- Discussion on the process for filling a City Council vacancy
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss several items including a budget amendment to increase expenditure accounts and a rezoning request for 1103 West Veterans Memorial Boulevard. The workshop also includes discussions on road construction projects and real property related to animal services and downtown Killeen.
- Rezoning of 1103 West Veterans Memorial Boulevard from B-5 to B-C-1
- $73,900 agreement with Garver, LLC for Skylark Field AWOS relocation
- $200,000 uniform rental agreement amendment with Cintas
- Amendment to Cen-Tex Alcohol and Rehabilitation Center agreement up to $70,000
- $75,000 amendment to Pape-Dawson Engineers for development services support
City Council
The Killeen City Council will meet to declare the official results of the May 6, 2023 General Election. The council will also consider a resolution to elect a Mayor Protem.
- Ordinance OR-23-011 to canvass and declare May 6, 2023 General Election results
- Resolution RS-23-083 to elect a Mayor Protem
City Council
The Killeen City Council will hold a special meeting to canvass the returns from the May 6, 2023 General Election. The agenda also includes notifications of upcoming community events where no official council action is scheduled.
- Canvass May 6, 2023 General Election returns
City Council
The City Council will consider several items including a $7.4 million award for the Killeen Community Center and Senior Center expansion. The agenda also includes public hearings for youth curfew readoption, property rezonings, and funding amendments.
- $7,416,835.00 award for Killeen Community Center and Senior Center Expansion & Renovation
- $121,500.00 agreement for engineering construction observation services at the community center
- $80,412.00 repair for the Transfer Station Tipping Floor
- Rezoning of 21.16 acres at 8390 Featherline Road to a Local Retail District
- Rezoning of 1.6 acres near Trimmier Road and Kelley Lane to a Local Business District
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss several items including a community health plan presentation and various public hearings scheduled for May 9. Proposed actions include rezoning requests for battery storage and local business districts, as well as funding for senior center improvements.
- Transfer Station Tipping Floor Fire Repair with American Restore, Inc. up to $80,412
- Rezone 21.16 acres at 8390 Featherline Road for a battery storage site
- Rezone property near Trimmier Road and Kelley Lane to Local Business District
- Killeen Community Center and Senior Center Expansion & Renovation award to HCS Inc. for $7,416,835.00
- Engineering construction observation services for senior center renovation for $121,500.00
City Council
The City Council will review several items including a $12.7 million reimbursement agreement for Anthem Park development and multiple rezoning requests. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding the city budget, youth curfew readoption, and tax rate changes.
- Anthem Park infrastructure reimbursement up to $12,741,099
- Garver, LLC security improvements at Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport for $120,900
- Silsbee Ford change orders totaling $225,278
- Bell County Water Control and Improvement District No. 1 Lake Belton project addendum for $431,789
- Rezoning of 2.34 acres east of State Highway 195 to Neighborhood Business District
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss several items including airport security improvements, water project addendums, and various rezoning requests. The meeting also includes discussions on pending litigation regarding a marijuana enforcement ordinance and property marking errors in TIRZ #2.
- Security Improvements Project at Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport: $120,900 agreement with Garver, LLC
- Change orders with Silsbee Ford totaling $225,278
- Addendum No. 8 for Lake Belton Plant Power Resilience Project: $431,789
- TIRZ reimbursement agreement for Anthem Park not to exceed $12,741,099
- Rezoning request for 2.34 acres east of State Highway 195 to Neighborhood Business District
City Council Workshop
The City Council Workshop includes public interviews of Police Chief finalists with a Citizen Interview Panel. No official action will be taken by the Council during this meeting.
- Public interview of Police Chief finalists with a Citizen Interview Panel
City Council Workshop
The City Council and Mayor are invited to a community reception for a Police Chief candidate. No official action will be taken by the Council during this meeting.
- Police Chief Candidate Reception
City Council
The City Council will consider several public hearings regarding land annexation and zoning changes near Bunny Trail. The agenda also includes a needs assessment for a new City Hall and Municipal Court Complex.
- Purchase of aquatics chemicals from Progressive Commercial Aquatics up to $85,000.00
- Professional Services Agreement with Brinkley Sargent Wiginton Architects, Inc. for $108,295.00 for a new City Hall and Municipal Court assessment
- Rezoning of 505 Reese Creek for single-family residential use via Conditional Use Permit
- Annexation of approximately 221.272 acres near Bunny Trail
- Initial rezoning of 6603 Bunny Trail to include Single-Family, Multifamily, Townhouse, and Neighborhood Business districts
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss several items scheduled for the April 11 regular meeting, including a new city hall assessment and land annexations. The workshop also includes discussions regarding police chief candidates and the Crime Solutions Committee.
- Professional Services Agreement with Brinkley Sargent Wiginton Architects, Inc. for $108,295 for a new City Hall and Municipal Court Complex
- Purchase of Aquatics Chemicals from Progressive Commercial Aquatics not to exceed $85,000.00
- Annexation and rezoning of approximately 221.272 acres near Bunny Trail
- Rezoning of 505 Reese Creek for single-family residential use
- Ordinance amendment regarding short term rentals
City Council Workshop
The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss potential capital projects and the issuance of bonds. This session is intended to receive input from citizens regarding these items.
- Discussion of potential capital projects and bond issuance (DS-23-038)
City Council
The City Council will discuss a mental health program and fire department master plan update. Action items include approving several service agreements, election procedures, and a street maintenance budget amendment.
- $1,982,000.00 for Stagecoach Roadway Replacement Project engineering design
- $87,891.17 for repairs to 1 Santa Fe Plaza following a structure fire
- $70,518.84 for Municipal Court software annual maintenance agreement
- Public hearing regarding increasing expenditure accounts in the Street Maintenance Fund
- Ordinance to amend the May 6, 2023 General Election and declare District 4 unopposed
City Council Workshop
This workshop covers items for consideration at the March 28, 2023, regular meeting. Discussions include roadway engineering contracts, municipal court software maintenance, and repairs to 1 Santa Fe Plaza. The council will also discuss property values in downtown Killeen and animal services facilities.
- $1,982,000.00 agreement for Stagecoach Roadway Replacement Project engineering design
- $70,518.84 maintenance agreement for Municipal Court software
- $87,891.17 repair agreement for 1 Santa Fe Plaza following a structure fire
- Ordinance to amend the FY 2023 Annual Budget for the Street Maintenance Fund
- Discussion regarding real property in Downtown Killeen
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding a budget amendment and land use changes. The agenda also includes approving contracts for airport rehabilitation and wastewater monitoring studies.
- Rezoning of 203.2 acres at 1401 Rio Boulevard to Planned Unit Development
- Terminal Apron Rehabilitation Phase II Project contract for $392,099
- Purchase of bullet-resistant shields up to $157,092.60
- Wastewater Flow Monitoring Study agreement for $352,598
- Amendment to allow package stores at 10640 S. Fort Hood St.
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss various items including infrastructure projects, law enforcement grants, and budget adjustments. The agenda includes public hearings for a city budget amendment and two property rezoning requests.
- Terminal Apron Rehabilitation Phase II Project: $392,099 award to GDS LLC d.b.a. Ambrozi Contracting
- Purchase of bullet-resistant shields for Killeen Police Department: up to $157,092.60
- Wastewater Flow Monitoring Study with Pipeline Analysis, LLC: $352,598
- Rezoning of 203.2 acres at 1401 Rio Boulevard for Planned Unit Development
- Amendment to Conditional Use Permit for package stores at 10640 S. Fort Hood St.
City Council
The Killeen City Council will review several contracts and ordinances during this meeting. Items include approving a large-scale hangar construction project and amending regulations for backyard chickens and swine. The council will also hold public hearings on affordable housing and local rezoning requests.
- $5,335,019.32 contract for Corporate Hangar II construction
- $1,204,293 agreement for ADA assessment of public rights of ways
- Ordinance amending regulations for backyard chickens and miniature swine
- Rezoning request for 2650 and 2652 Trimmier Road to a business district
- $160,108.44 contract for firefighting and lifesaving equipment
City Council Workshop
This workshop prepares for the February 28 regular meeting by reviewing upcoming proposals. The council will consider construction contracts, professional service agreements, and updates to backyard animal ordinances.
- $5,335,019.32 contract for Corporate Hangar II construction
- $1,204,293 agreement for Phase II of the Americans with Disabilities assessment
- $160,108.44 bid for KFD firefighting and lifesaving equipment
- Ordinance amending regulations for backyard chickens and miniature swine
- Rezoning requests for Trimmier Road and S. Fort Hood St.
City Council Workshop
The Killeen City Council will hold a workshop to receive input and priorities regarding the Fiscal Year 2024 budget. The agenda also includes a period for citizen comments.
- Input and priorities for FY 2024 Budget (DS-23-013)
City Council
The Killeen City Council will consider several infrastructure contracts and service agreements. This includes a public hearing on a rezoning request for 310 N. Fort Hood Street and the adoption of a new strategic plan for homelessness and mental health.
- $1,305,000 award for Emergency Operation Complex and Fire Station No. 4 design services
- Rezoning request for 310 N. Fort Hood Street from B-2 to Neighborhood Business District
- $312,543 contract amendment for the South Water Supply Project
- $300,000 award for pavement marking services
- Adoption of a Homelessness and Mental Health Strategic Plan
City Council Workshop
This workshop includes discussions on various city contracts, policy updates, and upcoming public hearings. Items include reviewing financial policies, approving infrastructure service agreements, and discussing a homelessness strategic plan. A public hearing regarding rezoning at 310 N. Fort Hood Street is scheduled for February 14.
- $1,305,000 award to Martinez Architects for Emergency Operation Complex and Fire Station No. 4 design services
- $312,543 contract amendment for the South Water Supply Project
- $300,000 re-award for pavement marking services to D.I.J. Construction, Inc.
- Rezoning request for 310 N. Fort Hood Street from B-2 to Neighborhood Business District
- Adoption of a Homelessness and Mental Health Strategic Plan
City Council Workshop
The scheduled City Council Workshop for January 31, 2023, was cancelled. The agenda included a discussion regarding input and priorities for the FY 2024 Budget.
- FY 2024 Budget input and priorities (DS-23-013)
City Council
The Killeen City Council will consider several contracts for infrastructure upgrades, including water metering and radio repairs. Additionally, the council will hold public hearings regarding property rezonings and a voluntary annexation request.
- Agreement with Aqua-Metric Sales Company for water metering infrastructure ($982,975)
- Purchase of portable and mobile radios not to exceed $336,902.89
- Rezoning 3495 Love Road from Agricultural to Agricultural Single-Family Residential
- Rezoning 519 53rd Street from R-1 to R-3F (Multifamily)
- Purchase of a recycling baler for the Killeen Recycling Center ($323,275)
City Council Workshop
The City Council workshop includes discussions on wholesale electricity and financial governance. The agenda also prepares for the January 24 meeting, which involves proposals for radio repairs, recycling equipment, and zoning changes. Public hearings are scheduled regarding vacant structures and land annexation.
- Agreement with Aqua-Metric Sales Company for water metering infrastructure up to $982,975
- Purchase of portable and mobile radios not exceeding $336,902.89
- Rezoning request for 3495 Love Road from Agricultural to Agricultural Single-Family Residential
- Procurement of a roll-off truck for the Solid Waste Division for $234,852
- Purchase of a recycling baler for the Killeen Recycling Center up to $323,275
Killeen Public Facility Corporation
The Killeen Public Facility Corporation will elect new officers at this meeting. The board will also receive a November 2022 report regarding the NRP North Killeen Apartments Project.
- Election of officers
- Update on NRP North Killeen Apartments Project Station 42 November 2022 Report
- Approval of June 14, 2022 meeting minutes
City Council
The council will consider several professional service agreements for local infrastructure, including the Bunny Trail Reconstruction and Lift Station No. 6 projects. Public hearings are scheduled to discuss budget adjustments and parkland dedication requirements. The agenda also includes ordering a General Election for May 6, 2023.
- $1,074,914.51 amendment for Bunny Trail Reconstruction Project design
- $624,677 agreement for Lift Station No. 6 Rehabilitation and Expansion
- $584,565 grant for Killeen Police Department body armor
- Ordinance ordering a General Election for May 6, 2023
- $399,179 purchase of medical supplies for the Fire Department
City Council Workshop
The Killeen City Council will hold a workshop to discuss future capital projects and a potential bond issue. No official action is scheduled to be taken during this meeting.
- Discussion of future capital projects and bond issue (DS-23-004)
City Council Workshop
The Killeen City Council and KISD Board of Trustees are holding a joint workshop to discuss long-term planning. Topics include future school building projects, infrastructure for roads and water, and the Parks/Recreation Services Master Plan.
- Future KISD building projects
- Long-range infrastructure planning for roads, water, and wastewater
- Sidewalks in areas close to schools
- Parks/Recreation Services Master Plan
- Community partnership and summer youth events
City Council Workshop
The council will consider professional service agreements, grant acceptances, and ordinance amendments. Discussions also include local camping ordinances and renaming Fort Hood Street to Fort Cavazos Street. These items are being prepared for the January 10, 2023, regular meeting.
- $1,074,914.51 amendment for Bunny Trail Reconstruction Project design
- $584,565 grant for rifle resistant body armor for Killeen Police Department
- $624,677 agreement for Lift Station No. 6 Rehabilitation and Expansion Project
- Ordinance amending North Killeen Revitalization Program fees
- Donation of 414 and 511 N. 4th Street to Bell County