Killeen public meetings in 2024
52 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on two rezoning requests: one to rezone 35 properties from B-5 to residential districts near Shawn Drive and Courtney Lane, and another to rezone 10.56 acres from Agricultural to Single-Family Residential near Wells Fargo Drive. Consent agenda items include contracts for recreation software ($93,139), gym floor replacement ($98,404), library books ($146,000), and economic development services ($885,000). The council will also receive a quarterly financial report and conduct the city manager's annual evaluation.
- Public hearing on rezoning 35 properties from B-5 to R-1, R-2, R-3F near Shawn Drive and Courtney Lane (Case Z24-26)
- Public hearing on rezoning 10.56 acres from A to R-1 near Wells Fargo Drive (Case Z24-31)
- Consider approval of $885,000 agreement with Killeen Economic Development Corporation for economic development services
- Consider approval of $146,000 purchase of library books through TXSMARTBUY cooperative
- Consider approval of $98,404 contract with Pondor Company for gym floor replacement at Rosa Hereford Community Center
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on four rezoning requests, including a 87.44-acre change from agricultural to single-family residential. Consent agenda items include contracts for multimedia equipment ($116,065), solid waste routing ($86,048), lead/copper testing ($59,247), and an airfield lighting system ($800,000). The council will also conduct the annual evaluation of the city manager in closed session.
- Public hearing to rezone 87.44 acres near Featherline Drive from Agricultural to Single-Family Residential
- Public hearing to rezone 12.033 acres at 3210 Florence Road from Single-Family and Mobile Home to Two-Family Residential
- Purchase of multimedia equipment for Council Chamber from Rushworks/ENCO for $116,065
- Purchase of Airfield Lighting Control and Monitoring System at Robert Gray Army Airfield for $800,000
- Public hearing to rezone 1 acre at 2200 West Central Texas Expressway from Community Unit Plan to Business District
City Council
The Killeen City Council will hold public hearings on four rezoning cases, including a major request to rezone 87.44 acres from Agricultural to Single-Family Residential on Featherline Drive. The consent agenda includes police equipment purchases ($75,000 for uniforms, $331,650 for body armor and ammunition), fleet parts and tires ($848,000), HVAC maintenance ($264,215), and interlocal agreements with Bell County for juvenile probation and the tax appraisal district. Other items include a power supply agreement for the EOC/Fire Station #4 and renewal of a Mounted Warfare Foundation MOU.
- Rezone 87.44 acres on Featherline Drive from Agricultural to Single-Family Residential (requires 3/4 vote)
- Rezone 1 acre at 2200 West Central Texas Expressway from CUP/B-3 to B-4 (commercial)
- City-initiated rezone of 113 West Avenue B from B-5 to R-1 (single-family residential)
- Police equipment purchases: $75,000 uniforms from Galls, $331,650 body armor/ammunition from GT Distributors
- Fleet parts and tires procurement: $598,000 for parts, $250,000 for tires
City Council Workshop
The City Council holds a special town hall meeting to discuss the 2040 Plan Update, Downtown Killeen updates, Featherline rezoning issues, road reconstruction, and multiple public safety technology projects including a Real Time Crime Center and Axon project. A Q&A session follows presentations. No votes or formal decisions are scheduled.
- 2040 Plan Update
- Featherline Rezoning Issues
- Road Reconstruction Update
- Real Time Crime Center Technology Update
- HUD Section 108 Legacy Challenge
City Council
The Killeen City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes a $2,037,006.37 amendment to the professional services agreement for the design phase of the Rancier Avenue Replacement and Streetscaping Improvements Project. Additional items include airfield maintenance procurement, equipment purchases for the Rosa Hereford Community Center, and a public hearing to rezone several Agate Drive lots. The council will also adopt state legislative priorities and enter interlocal agreements for transit and other services.
- Amendment to professional services agreement for Rancier Avenue Replacement and Streetscaping Improvements Project, $2,037,006.37
- Procurement of equipment, vehicles, and pavement materials for airfield maintenance services, $381,221.69
- Purchase and installation of fitness equipment at Rosa Hereford Community Center, $96,051.03
- Purchase of furniture, fixtures, and equipment for Rosa Hereford Community Center and Bob Gilmore Senior Wing, $259,019.91
- Public hearing to rezone six lots on Agate Drive from business to various residential districts
City Council
The City Council will consider several high-value contracts, including fleet vehicles and a community center roof replacement. The body will also hold public hearings on three rezoning requests and discuss the 2040 Comprehensive Plan implementation.
- Procurement of fleet vehicles and equipment in the amount of $6,831,538
- Change Order #2 for Rosa Hereford Community Center Roof Replacement for $1,716,736.27
- Professional services agreement with MRB Group for Emergency Homeless Facility design for $255,970.00
- Rezoning of 1906 North 8th Street from Local Business to General Business and Alcohol Sales
- Rezoning of approximately 21.77 acres northwest of Wells Fargo Drive from Agricultural to Single Family Residential
City Council
The Killeen City Council will consider a series of resolutions and contracts, including a $13,725,000 agreement with Axon Enterprise for police technology upgrades. Other items include a $950,000 water and sewer materials award, several fire‑department equipment purchases, and three public‑hearing zoning actions. The meeting also includes routine consent agenda items and a discussion on scheduling the annual workshop.
- RS-24-182: Contract with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for police technology upgrades – $13,725,000
- RS-24-180: Award of Bid No. 25-01 for water and sewer materials – $950,000
- RS-24-183: Purchase of Personal Protective Equipment from Lion Total Care – $107,390
- PH-24-040: Rezone 0.3 acres at 3413 Abraham Drive from R-1 to R-2
- PH-24-027: Ordinance amendment to subdivision entry sign and perimeter wall regulations
City Council
The City Council will discuss a certified petition to recall District 4 Councilmember Michael Boyd and consider several rezoning requests. The body is also reviewing multiple city contracts and an amendment to the FY 2024 Annual Budget.
- Discussion of City Secretary Certification of a Petition to recall District 4 Councilmember Michael Boyd
- Proposed rezoning of 900-916 McDaniel Circle from Business to Two-Family Residential
- Proposed rezoning of properties on Industrial Blvd, Kylie Circle, Tanner Circle, and Old FM 440 to Multifamily Residential
- Contract for excess risk insurance with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas for $902,819
- Grant agreement for Senior Meals on Wheels Commercial Kitchen Equipment in the amount of $200,000
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed tax rate and consider adopting the annual budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2024. The meeting includes votes on several infrastructure contracts and the Five-Year Capital Improvement Program.
- Proposed tax rate of $0.6573 per $100 valuation for fiscal year 2025
- New General Aviation Terminal Building at Skylark Field Airport contract for $4,121,266.45
- Sidewalk and ADA Ramp Improvements contract for $526,786.00
- Professional Services Agreement with Garver, LLC for $482,500
- Interior Wall Renovations for KCCC Ballroom contract for $112,003.31
City Council
The City Council will consider a public hearing on the proposed Fiscal Year 2025 Annual Budget. Several contracts and agreements will be authorized, including a $177,563.51 fitness equipment purchase for the Family Recreation Center and a $6,844,245 award for the Taxiway E Relocation Project at Killeen Regional Airport. Four rezoning ordinances will be heard, affecting properties on Illinois Avenue, Horizon Drive, E. Rancier Avenue, and Lowes Boulevard.
- Authorize $177,563.51 agreement with Johnson Fitness and Wellness for fitness equipment at the Family Recreation Center (RS-24-141)
- Award $6,844,245 to TTG Utilities, Inc. for the Taxiway E Relocation Project at Killeen Regional Airport (RS-24-142)
- Public hearing on FY 2025 Annual Budget (PH-24-030)
- Public hearing on rezoning 3.6277 acres at 3001 Illinois Avenue from B-5 to PUD/R-3A (PH-24-031)
- Public hearing on rezoning Horizon Drive properties from B-3 to R-3F (PH-24-032)
City Council
The Killeen City Council meeting on August 20, 2024 will discuss and consider the proposed 2025 bond projects, which include a City Hall project. The agenda also provides time for citizen comments on agenda items and standard procedural matters such as call to order, roll call, and approval of the agenda.
- DS-24-051: Discuss and consider proposed 2025 bond projects, including the City Hall project
- Citizen comments on agenda items (public input limited to four minutes per speaker)
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the proposed FY 2025 budget and the 2024-2025 Annual Action Plan for federal grant funds. The body will also consult with an attorney regarding a specific legal case.
- Public hearing on proposed Fiscal Year 2025 Annual Budget
- Public hearing and consideration of ordinance for 2024-2025 Annual Action Plan for CDBG and HOME program funds
- Legal consultation regarding Cause No. 6:24-cv-342; Everard, et al v. City of Killeen, et al
City Council
The City Council will review several resolutions regarding infrastructure, including airport improvements and roof rehabilitation. The agenda also includes a proposal to establish a Charter Review Committee.
- Increase library material spending with Ingram Book Company from $90,000 to $132,785
- Contract amendment for a Transfer Station crane from Waste Systems Equipment, Inc. for $5,316
- Purchase of aquatic chemicals through Commercial Swim Aquatics for $104,536.80
- Hangar Roof Rehabilitation Project at Skylark Field contract with Harrison Roofing Co., Inc. for $75,791.43
- FAA Airport Improvement Program Grants for Taxiway E Relocation, Terminal Security, and Terminal Mechanical Improvements
City Council Workshop
The City Council is reviewing several resolutions for upcoming action at the July 9 meeting. Discussions include airport improvement grants, facility maintenance, and a potential new Charter Review Committee.
- Increase library material spending with Ingram Book Company to $132,785
- Contract amendment for a Transfer Station crane from Waste Systems Equipment, Inc. for $5,316
- Purchase of aquatic chemicals through Commercial Swim Aquatics for $104,536.80
- Rejection of bids for Stonetree Golf Club Bunker Renovations
- Hangar Roof Rehabilitation Project at Skylark Field contract with Harrison Roofing Co., Inc. for $75,791.43
Killeen Public Facility Corporation
The Killeen Public Facility Corporation will meet to discuss the Avanti Legacy Parkview Apartments Project. The Board will also consider the approval of meeting minutes from June 11, 2024.
- Discussion of the Avanti Legacy Parkview Apartments Project
- Consideration of the June 11, 2024, meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will receive an overview of the proposed Fiscal Year 2025 Annual Budget and Capital Improvement Program. The Council is also scheduled to set July 23, 2024, as the date for a public hearing regarding the annual budget.
- Receive Fiscal Year 2025 Proposed Annual Budget overview
- Set July 23, 2024, for Fiscal Year 2025 Annual Budget public hearing
- Receive Fiscal Year 2025 Proposed Capital Improvement Program overview
City Council
The City Council will discuss several municipal contracts, including refuse truck procurement and election equipment. The agenda also includes airport infrastructure grants for Skylark Field and a public hearing regarding land disannexation.
- Purchase of four refuse trucks for $1,784,484
- Procurement of additional election equipment for $76,000
- Replacement of Municipal Court Cameras for $69,551
- Design of Reuse Water for Golf Course Irrigation Project for $99,650
- Grant application for Westside Regional Park Phase One estimated at $8,300,000
Employee Benefits Trust
The Employee Benefits Trust will discuss designating trust officers for the 2024–2026 plan years and consider a MetLife contract for employee dental insurance. These items outline how the city manages staff benefits and trust leadership for the upcoming period. The agenda also covers routine minute approvals and standard public notices.
- Designation of trust officers (chair, vice chair, secretary) for FY 2024–2026
- Consideration of a MetLife contract for employee dental insurance for FY 2024–2026
- Approval of minutes from the April 13, 2021 meeting
- Standard administrative notices and public accommodation information
City Council Workshop
The City Council will review several resolutions including infrastructure grants for Skylark Field and a $1.78 million procurement for refuse trucks. The agenda also includes discussions on charter review and an ordinance regarding property tax exemptions for child-care facilities.
- Procurement of four refuse trucks for $1,784,484
- Airport infrastructure grants for Skylark Field via TxDOT-Aviation Division
- Election equipment procurement from Election Systems and Software for $76,000
- Municipal Court camera replacement with GTS Technology Solutions for $69,551
- Ad valorem tax exemption for qualifying child-care facilities starting January 1, 2025
Killeen Public Facility Corporation
The Board will elect officers and review the minutes from the March 19, 2024 meeting. Discussion includes an update on the NRP North Killeen Apartments Project and a proposed maintenance easement agreement.
- Election of Officers
- Update regarding NRP North Killeen Apartments Project
- Execution of a Maintenance Easement Covenant Agreement (MECA) for 801 South W.S. Young Drive
City Council
The City Council will consider several infrastructure contracts including airport updates and water meter replacements. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding property rezoning, changes to fencing regulations, and adjustments to water rates and fee schedules.
- Airport Pump Station Update Project award to SSP Industries, LP for $1,215,097
- Water Meter Replacement Program equipment purchase up to $1,113,848
- Corporate Hangar Phase II change orders for $521,166.30
- Sanitary Sewer Evaluation Survey Phase 1 contract for $628,292.47
- Rezoning of 905 Highland Avenue and 408 Liberty Street
City Council Workshop
The City Council will review proposed FY 2024-2025 budget items related to community partners. The workshop also includes discussions on airport leases, infrastructure projects, and upcoming public hearings for rezoning and fee schedules.
- Corporate Hangar Phase II change orders with NASCO, Inc. for $521,166.30
- Garver, LLC professional services agreement for airport parking for $96,800
- BOXX Modular purchase of a police academy building for $178,764.20
- Pump Mechanical Technical Services, LLC irrigation control panel for $86,169
- Pipeline Analysis, LLC sanitary sewer evaluation survey for $628,292.47
City Council
The City Council will consider several contracts including software maintenance, park sidewalk construction, and a pool house replacement. Public hearings are scheduled regarding multiple land rezoning requests and a property disannexation.
- Renewal of Naviline software maintenance for $620,123
- Construction administration for Killeen Regional Airport Solar Project for $99,600
- Sidewalks and trails at Conder, Phyllis, Long Branch West, and Stewart Parks for up to $1,172,771
- Replacement of the Long Branch Park Pool House for $277,717
- Rezoning of 36.03 acres at 9888 and 10004 Trimmier Road to a Planned Unit Development
City Council
This special meeting is held for the purpose of canvassing the results of the May 4, 2024, General Election. Two members of the City Council constitute a quorum for this action.
- Canvass May 4, 2024 General Election Returns
City Council
The City Council will meet to canvass the returns and declare the results of the May 4, 2024 General Election. The Council will also consider a resolution to elect a Mayor Pro Tem.
- Ordinance OR-24-005: Declaring results of the May 4, 2024 General Election
- Resolution RS-24-085: Electing a Mayor Pro Tem
City Council
The City Council will consider several high-value contracts for infrastructure, including a $5.8 million road project and HVAC upgrades at the Civic and Conference Center. The agenda also includes discussions on water pressure and public hearings regarding zoning changes and outdoor lighting regulations.
- Bunny Trail Reconstruction contract with RT Schneider Construction Co, Ltd for $5,814,102.64
- HVAC Replacement at Killeen Civic and Conference Center with The Brandt Companies for $1,448,000
- Lift Station No. 1 Rehabilitation Project design agreement with CP&Y for $321,375.00
- Rezone 195.04 acres from Agricultural to Single-Family Residential near Featherline Drive
- Rezone 1103 Horizon Drive from Local Business to Multifamily Residential
City Council Workshop
The City Council Workshop includes discussions on several infrastructure and service contracts. Items for consideration include road reconstruction, facility upgrades at the Killeen Civic and Conference Center, and police equipment spending. The meeting also features presentations from the Youth Advisory Commission and the Economic Development Corporation.
- Awarding $5,814,102.64 contract for Bunny Trail Reconstruction
- $1,448,000 bid award for HVAC replacement at Killeen Civic and Conference Center
- Contract with Deaf Link Incorporated for Accessible Hazard Alert System ($113,133)
- Amending police uniform spending limit to a maximum of $78,000
- $321,375 agreement for Lift Station No. 1 Rehabilitation Project design
City Council
The City Council will discuss a cybersecurity update and several contract authorizations. The meeting includes public hearings regarding a large-scale residential rezoning request and updates to the city's annual budget.
- Rezoning of 195.04 acres on west side of Featherline Drive from Agricultural to Single-Family Residential
- Contract with Faster Asset Solutions for fleet management software for $148,540
- Master software agreement with Civic Plus for $87,114
- Agreement with Rice Inspection, Inc. for water and sewer project inspections for $328,328
- Repairs to Killeen Family Aquatic Center pump room equipment not to exceed $250,000
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss several resolutions, including software agreements and construction service contracts. The workshop also prepares for upcoming public hearings regarding a large-scale rezoning request and budget amendments.
- Contract with Faster Asset Solutions for fleet management software ($148,540)
- Master software agreement with Civic Plus ($87,114)
- Agreement with Rice Inspection, Inc. for water and sewer project inspections ($328,328)
- Repair of Killeen Family Aquatic Center pump room equipment (not to exceed $250,000)
- Rezoning of 195.04 acres on the west side of Featherline Drive from Agricultural to Single-Family Residential
City Council
The City Council will consider a rezoning request for 5007 and 5009 Westcliff Road. The agenda also includes proposed regulations for vapor stores and an addendum to the WCID Water System Improvements Project contract. Other items involve approving the annual audit report and updates to the Senior Citizens Advisory Board.
- Rezoning of 5007 and 5009 Westcliff Road from R-1 to R-2
- Ordinance amendments regarding vapor store regulations
- Addendum No. 9 to the WCID Water System Improvements Project contract
- Annual audit report for fiscal year ended September 30, 2023
- Municipal Court Judge’s annual evaluation and pay increase
City Council Workshop
The City Council will review several items for the April 9 regular meeting, including rezoning requests for residential properties and a water supply contract addendum. The workshop also includes presentations on Stonetree Golf Course and discussions regarding cultural and music designations.
- Rezoning of 12.033 acres at 3210 Florence Road from R-1/RMH to R-2
- Rezoning of 0.97 acres at 5007 and 5009 Westcliff Road from R-1 to R-2
- Addendum No. 9 to the Amended and Restated Water Supply Contract for WCID Water System Improvements
- Acceptance of the annual audit report for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2023
- Amendment to Chapter 31 of the Killeen Code of Ordinances regarding vapor stores
City Council
The City Council will review several resolutions including a $360,000 drainage master plan agreement and an $865,000 amendment for economic development services. The agenda also includes a petition for land release near Brewer Road and an ordinance to amend Killeen Police Department civil service positions.
- $360,000 professional services agreement with Scheibe Consulting, LLC for Drainage Master Plan Project
- $865,000 amendment to the Killeen Economic Development Corporation letter of agreement
- Petition by Pimluck Properties LLC for release from ETJ for 5.78 acres near Brewer Road
- $310,556 bid award to Waste Systems Equipment, Inc. for a transfer station crane
- Ordinance to amend authorized civil service positions for the Killeen Police Department
City Council Workshop
The City Council is reviewing several items for the March 26, 2024 meeting. Discussion topics include a drainage master plan, economic development services, and an ordinance regarding Killeen Police Department positions.
- $360,000 professional services agreement with Scheibe Consulting, LLC for Drainage Master Plan Project
- $865,000 amendment to the Killeen Economic Development Corporation letter of agreement
- Petition by Pimluck Properties LLC for release from the Extraterritorial Jurisdiction for 5.78 acres on Brewer Road
- Award of Bid No. 24-23 for a Transfer Station Crane to Waste Systems Equipment, Inc. up to $310,556
- Ordinance to amend authorized civil service positions for the Killeen Police Department
City Council
The City Council will consider several infrastructure contracts, including funding agreements with TxDOT for the W. Rancier Avenue and Chaparral Road projects. The agenda also includes a public hearing on new water use standards and vehicle wash facility certification.
- $2,272,859.14 contract award for Pump Station No. 2 Rehabilitation Project
- $52,619.64 replacement of Municipal Court audio visual system
- $258,282 renewal for Municipal Court Software maintenance agreement
- Advance Funding Agreements with TxDOT for W. Rancier Avenue and Chaparral Road projects
- Ordinance establishing water use standards and vehicle wash facility certification
Killeen Public Facility Corporation
The Killeen Public Facility Corporation will consider a Memorandum of Understanding with Crimson Bulldog Development, Inc. regarding the Avanti Legacy Parkview Apartments. The Board will also consider amendments to its Certificate of Formation.
- Memorandum of Understanding with Crimson Bulldog Development, Inc. for Avanti Legacy Parkview Apartments
- Amendments to the Killeen Public Facility Corporation’s Certificate of Formation
- Approval of March 5, 2024 meeting minutes
City Council Workshop
The City Council will consider several resolutions including road project funding, a pump station contract, and municipal court system updates. The workshop also includes discussions regarding park land dedication and regional trail renaming.
- Award of $2,272,859.14 contract to Barsh Construction for Pump Station No. 2 Rehabilitation Project
- Advance Funding Agreements with TxDOT for W. Rancier Avenue and Chaparral Road Phase 1 projects
- $52,619.64 replacement of Municipal Court audio visual system with GTS Technology Solutions
- $258,282 renewal of annual Municipal Court Software maintenance agreement
- Acceptance of approximately 63.5 acres for future park development
Killeen Public Facility Corporation
The Board will consider a resolution for the Avanti Legacy Parkview Apartments transaction. This includes authorizing financing and applications for low income housing tax credits with the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from previous meetings.
- Resolution for Avanti Legacy Parkview Apartments transaction
- Authorization for low income housing tax credit applications
- Approval of meeting minutes from August 22, 2023, and January 23, 2024
City Council
The Killeen City Council is reviewing several municipal contracts and appointments. The agenda also includes public hearings regarding a property rezoning on South Fort Hood Street and a land disannexation request.
- $22,184,000.00 contract for Fire Station No. 4 EOC Training Facility Project to MW Builders
- Rezoning of 4.63 acres on South Fort Hood Street from Agricultural to Business District
- $7,916,365 contract for Chaparral Pump Station Re-Bid Project to SSP Industries, LP
- $275,000 contract for Police Department Mental Health Clinician to A & L Solutions
- Disannexation of 5.91 acres at 13311 F.M. 2484
City Council Workshop
The City Council will hold a workshop to receive input and priorities regarding the Fiscal Year 2025 budget. This meeting is designated as a discussion session where no official action will be taken by the Council.
- Input and priorities for FY 2025 Budget (DS-24-018)
City Council Workshop
This workshop prepares for the February 27 regular meeting by reviewing various proposals and resolutions. The council will discuss construction contracts, rezoning requests, and water system improvements. They will also address legal matters regarding marijuana enforcement.
- Awarding Fire Station No. 4 EOC Training Facility Project to MW Builders for $22,184,000.00
- Rezoning 4.63 acres on South Fort Hood Street from Agricultural to Business District
- Awarding Chaparral Pump Station Re-Bid Project to SSP Industries, LP for $7,916,365
- Contract for Police Department Mental Health Clinician services for $275,000
- Discussion of financial impact regarding WCID #1 Water System Improvements
City Council
The Council will discuss pedestrian accidents on Elms Road and consider several municipal contracts. The agenda also includes public hearings for two property rezoning requests.
- $5,380,829.09 software agreement with OpenGov and UKG
- $119,537.60 crane body procurement from Silsbee Ford
- $133,900 fuel contract for Killeen Regional Airport
- $350,000 grant to Families in Crisis, Inc. via ARPA funds
- Rezoning of 4452 Reese Creek Road from R-1 to B-3
City Council Workshop
The City Council will discuss several items for the upcoming February 13 meeting, including software agreements, equipment procurement, and property sales. The workshop also includes discussions on water system improvements, financial governance, and legal matters.
- Software-as-a-Service agreement with OpenGov and UKG up to $5,380,829.09
- Crane body procurement from Silsbee Ford for $119,537.60
- Gasoline fuel contract for Killeen Regional Airport with Fikes Wholesale, Inc. for $133,900
- Grant agreement with Families in Crisis, Inc. up to $350,000 using ARPA funds
- Rezoning of 4452 Reese Creek Road from Single-Family Residential to Local Business
City Council Workshop
This City Council Workshop features a presentation for the Partnership for Success (PaYS) Program contract signing ceremony. The agenda also includes notices of various community events that the Mayor and/or City Council have been invited to attend. No official action will be taken by the Council regarding these invitations.
- Partnership for Success (PaYS) Program Contract Signing Ceremony (PR-24-003)
- Saratoga Homes Grand Opening at Levy Crossing
- Station 42 Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting
City Council
The City Council will consider an ordinance to amend the FY 2024 Annual Budget to increase revenue and expense accounts. The meeting also includes discussions on a May 4, 2024, General Election and various city contracts.
- Budget amendment to increase revenue and expense accounts in multiple funds
- Ordinance calling the May 4, 2024, General Election for Mayor and three Councilmembers-at-Large
- Street construction materials bid not to exceed $700,000
- Professional Services Agreement for the 2024 Water and Wastewater Master Plan for $251,445
- Joint General Election with Killeen ISD and Bell County Tax Appraisal District
City Council Workshop
The City Council will attend a special workshop featuring a presentation and tour. The presentation concerns the Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery located at 11463 S. Fort Hood Street.
- Presentation and tour of Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery, 11463 S. Fort Hood St.
Killeen Public Facility Corporation
The Killeen Public Facility Corporation will consider granting three permanent utility easements to the City of Killeen. These easements are located on property along W.S. Young Drive associated with the Tank Destroyer Apartments.
- Granting of three permanent utility easements along W.S. Young Drive
- UEA - 4291 SF Tank Destroyer Apts
- UEA - 7689 SF Tank Destroyer Apts
- UEA - 1.513 ac Tank Destroyer Apts
City Council Workshop
This workshop prepares items for the January 30 regular City Council meeting. The council will consider street construction material bids and a water master plan agreement. Discussions also include vape shop regulations and the Dark Skies Program.
- Authorization of up to $700,000 for citywide street construction materials
- Professional services agreement for the 2024 Water and Wastewater Master Plan ($251,445)
- Call for a May 4, 2024 General Election for Mayor and Councilmembers-at-Large
- Discussion of an ordinance regulating vape shops
- Discussion regarding the Dark Skies Program
City Council Workshop
The City Council will attend a special workshop at the North Richland Hills City Hall. The agenda includes a tour of the facility located at 4301 City Point Drive. No official action is scheduled for this meeting.
- Tour of North Richland Hills City Hall (DS-24-003)
City Council Workshop
The City Council will hold a special workshop to discuss a tour of the Cedar Hill, Texas City Hall located at 285 Uptown Boulevard. No official action will be taken by the Council during this meeting.
- Tour of Cedar Hill City Hall at 285 Uptown Blvd.
City Council
The City Council will consider several economic development agreements and contract awards. This includes incentives for industrial expansion and a public hearing regarding new apartment buildings at 3701 Rosewood Drive.
- $1,262,723 incentive agreement for MGC Pure Chemicals America, Inc.
- Public hearing for adding 72 dwelling units at 3701 Rosewood Drive
- $350,000 contract for pavement marking services by D.I.J. Construction, Inc.
- $150,000 agreement with Southern Roots Brewing Company for renovations
- $255,000 agreement with Front Line Mobile Health, PLLC for medical evaluations
City Council Workshop
This workshop reviews items for the January 16, 2024, City Council meeting. The agenda includes several contract considerations and economic development agreements. It also covers a proposed expansion of apartment buildings at 3701 Rosewood Drive.
- Economic development incentive up to $1,262,723 for MGC Pure Chemicals America
- Renovation reimbursement up to $150,000 for Southern Roots Brewing Company
- Pavement marking services contract up to $350,000 with D.I.J. Construction, Inc.
- Fitness equipment purchase up to $97,735 for Fire and Police Departments
- Proposed addition of 96 dwelling units at 3701 Rosewood Drive
City Council
The City Council will receive legal advice regarding the enforcement of meeting rules of decorum. Members will also consider a resolution to remove the Citizen Comments on Non-Agenda Items section from council agendas.
- Legal advice regarding enforcement of meeting rules of decorum (DS-24-001)
- Resolution to remove Citizen Comments on Non-Agenda Items from agendas (RS-24-001)