Wolfforth, Texas
Upcoming
Planning and Zoning Commission July 7, 2026
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider approval of meeting minutes from June 9, 2026, and two final plat requests for Harvest Lots 1387–1430 and Harvest Lots 1431–1474. No other substantive items are on the agenda.
- Approval of minutes from June 9, 2026
- Final plat for Harvest Lots 1387 through 1430
- Final plat for Harvest 1431-1474
Library Advisory Board Meeting
City Council Meeting
City Council Meeting
Recent meetings
City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider adopting the Wolfforth Forward Comprehensive Plan, a zoning change from MF/C-2 to Old Town Mixed-Use on a 46.04-acre tract, and an update to flood damage prevention rules. Other action includes approving a professional services agreement for the Wolfforth City Center project and assigning a waste collection contract to Republic Services. The council will also hold public hearings on the comprehensive plan and the zoning change, and discuss a budget workshop and fiscal year 2027 budget calendar.
- Resolution 2026-023: Professional services agreement with City Consultants, LLC for Wolfforth City Center project
- Ordinance 2026-010: Adoption of the Wolfforth Forward Comprehensive Plan
- Ordinance 2026-012: Zoning change from MF/C-2 to OTM on 46.04 acres at BLK AK SEC 25 AB 246
- Ordinance 2026-011: Update flood damage prevention ordinance to comply with FEMA guidelines
- Resolution 2026-024: Assignment of waste collection contract from South Plains Waste Service to BFI/Republic Services
Planning and Zoning June 9, 2026
The commission will hold a public hearing and consider adoption of the Wolfforth Forward Comprehensive Plan, along with an amendment to flood damage prevention ordinances. Also up for a public hearing and action is a zoning change from MF/C-2 to OTM for a 46.04-acre parcel in Block AK, Section 25. Minutes from May 12, 2026 will be approved.
- Public hearing and action on Wolfforth Forward Comprehensive Plan
- Amendment to Article 3.09 Flood Damage Prevention in city code
- Public hearing on zoning change for 46.04 acres at BLK AK SEC 25 AB 246 BAL OF SW/4
- Consider zoning change from MF/C-2 to Old Town Mixed-Use (OTM) at that parcel
City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider and take action on a planning workshop for a future Civic Campus. This is the sole substantive item on the agenda.
- Consider and take appropriate action on Planning Workshop for future Civic Campus
Economic Development Corporation Meeting
The Economic Development Corporation will consider and vote on proposals from Neon Cloud, Marketing Alliance, and Leading EDG. They will also discuss reports from the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce luncheon and data center panel. In executive session, the board will deliberate real property and economic development negotiations with business prospects. The meeting includes approval of prior meeting minutes and financials.
- Consider and take action on Neon Cloud proposal
- Consider and take action on Marketing Alliance proposal
- Consider and take action on Leading EDG proposal
- Consider and take action regarding Lubbock Chamber data center panel information
- Executive session for real property and economic development negotiations (Texas Gov't Code 551.072, 551.087)
City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda including an ordinance to add dirt and sod to prohibited materials. During regular session, members will consider a recommendation from the selection committee for planning and design services for the Patterson Park Civic Campus and discuss data centers.
- Ordinance 2026-009: adding dirt and sod to prohibited materials in health and sanitation code
- Consideration of recommendation from selection committee for RFQ 2026-004 for Patterson Park Civic Campus planning and design services
- Discussion on data centers
- Consent agenda includes approval of meeting minutes from May 18, 2026, and April 2026 departmental reports
The City Council unanimously approved a consent agenda including an ordinance adding dirt and sod to prohibited materials, approved top design firms for the Patterson Park Civic Campus, and directed staff to bring a draft moratorium on data centers to the next meeting.
- Approved Consent Agenda #1 (5-0), including minutes, April 2026 departmental reports, and Ordinance 2026-009 adding dirt and sod to prohibited materials
- Approved top three rankings (Lake Flato, Kimley Horn, Parkhill) for Patterson Park Civic Campus design and authorized city manager to negotiate a contract (5-0)
- Approved motion to bring a draft moratorium on data centers to the next council agenda (5-0)
Board of Adjustment Meeting May 19, 2026
The Board of Adjustment will hold public hearings and consider action on a variance request for front and back setbacks at 901 Preston Trails, as well as on substandard structures at 609 5th Street and 407 3rd Street. The board will also approve minutes from February 17, 2026.
- Public hearing on a variance in front and back setbacks at 901 Preston Trails
- Consider and take action on the variance at 901 Preston Trails
- Consider and take action on schedule for improvements for a substandard structure at 609 5th Street
- Public hearing on a substandard structure at 407 3rd Street
- Consider and take action on the substandard structure at 407 3rd Street
City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on a zoning change from R-1 (residential) to C-3 (commercial) for 17.00 acres at the northeast corner of CR 1300 & CR 7300. Other agenda items include approving contracts for municipal court judge services, appointments to boards, use of hotel occupancy tax funds, and a 20-year electric franchise with South Plains Electric Cooperative. A budget work session for FY 2027 is also scheduled.
- Public hearing and ordinance to rezone 17 acres at CR 1300 & CR 7300 from R-1 to C-3
- Resolutions approving agreements for Municipal Court Judge Royce Wittie and Associate Judge Janet Matthews
- Consider appointment of members to Economic Development Corporation, Planning & Zoning, TIRZ, and Board of Adjustment
- Consider use of Hotel Occupancy Tax funds to support arts and festivals
- Ordinance granting a 20-year non-exclusive electric franchise to South Plains Electric Cooperative (SPEC)
Planning and Zoning Meeting May 12, 2026
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider a zoning change from R-1 to C-3 for 17 acres at the northeast corner of CR 1300 & CR 7300. The board will also consider approving a final plat for Cityside Business Park Tracts 3 and 4, and approve minutes from April 14, 2026.
- Public hearing on zoning change from R-1 to C-3 for 17 acres at CR 1300 & CR 7300 (BLK D6 SEC 31 AB 435 TR H)
- Consideration and possible action on the same zoning change
- Consideration and possible action on final plat for Cityside Business Park Tracts 3 and 4
- Approval of minutes from April 14, 2026
Economic Development Corporation Meeting
The Economic Development Corporation will consider routine consent agenda items including approval of April meeting minutes and March financials. The board will then recess into executive session to deliberate real property transactions and economic development negotiations with business prospects, including potential incentives. After the closed session, the board may reconvene to take action on any matters discussed.
- Approval of April 7, 2026, meeting minutes
- Approval of March financials
- Executive session to discuss real property purchase, exchange, lease, or value (Texas Gov't Code 551.072)
- Executive session to discuss economic development negotiations and financial incentives (Texas Gov't Code 551.087)
- Possible action following executive session
City Council Meeting
The Wolfforth City Council will hold a public hearing and second reading on a resolution authorizing a $6.5 million loan secured by sales tax for the Economic Development Corporation to acquire land. The council will also appoint a new councilmember for Place 1, recognize outgoing members, elect a Mayor Pro Tempore, and vote on consent items including approval of the investment portfolio, right-of-way dedication on Alcove Avenue, and final retainage payment for Alcove EST Construction.
- Public hearing and second reading of Resolution 2026-017 for a $6.5 million loan to the Wolfforth Economic Development Corporation for land acquisition
- Appointment to Councilmember Place 1 vacancy
- Acceptance of right-of-way dedication on Alcove Avenue from United Supermarkets (Resolution 2026-020)
- Final retainage payment of $? (amount not specified) to Landmark Structures for Alcove EST Construction
- Approval of investment portfolio summary for quarter ended March 31, 2026 (Resolution 2026-019)
The Council approved a $6.5 million loan through Resolution 2026-017 for the Wolfforth Economic Development Corporation to acquire land, passed on second reading. Wesley Houck was appointed to fill a vacancy in Council Place 1, and Charlotte McDonald was elected Mayor Pro Tempore. Consent agendas were approved including routine items and final retainage payment for Alcove EST Construction. A public hearing on the EDC project was held with no public comments.
- Approved Consent Agenda #1 (minutes, reports, Resolutions 2026-019 and 2026-020) (5-0)
- Approved Consent Agenda #2: final retainage payment to Landmark Structures for Alcove EST Construction (4-0, 1 abstention)
- Appointed Wesley Houck to Council Place 1 vacancy (4-0)
- Elected Charlotte McDonald as Mayor Pro Tempore (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 2026-017: up to $6.5 million loan for EDC land acquisition (5-0)
- Conducted public hearing for EDC project; no public comments
- Recognized outgoing Councilmember David Cooper with a flag and thanks
City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider resolutions to authorize a $6.5 million loan from sales tax revenue for land acquisition by the Wolfforth Economic Development Corporation, and approve a Chapter 380 agreement for development of real property.
- Public hearing on economic development project for land acquisition
- Resolution 2026-017: Approve up to $6.5M loan from sales tax revenue for land purchase
- Resolution 2026-018: Approve a Chapter 380 agreement between city and WEDC for real property development
The City Council approved a resolution for an economic development project involving a loan not to exceed $6,500,000. The council also approved a Chapter 380 agreement between the City and the Wolfforth Economic Development Corporation regarding real property development.
- Approved Resolution 2026-017 for an economic development loan up to $6,500,000 (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 2026-018 regarding a Chapter 380 agreement for real property development (5-0)
Economic Development Corporation Meeting
The Wolfforth Economic Development Corporation will consider a resolution authorizing promissory notes to finance the acquisition of real property for economic development. The board will also consider a Chapter 380 economic development agreement between the City and the EDC regarding property development. Both items are on the consent agenda and may be approved in one motion unless removed for discussion.
- Consider resolution authorizing promissory notes to finance real property acquisition for economic development
- Consider economic development agreement under Chapter 380 of Texas Local Government Code regarding real property development
- Citizen engagement period allows public comments on agenda items (except public hearings)
City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider awarding a $2,068,921 construction contract for Donald Preston Drive to Lone Star Dirt and Paving. A public hearing and ordinance vote on amending the Chapter 10 Subdivision Ordinance are scheduled. The council will also vote on raising the West Texas Gas franchise fee from 4% to 5% of gross receipts. An executive session is planned for economic development negotiations regarding a business prospect.
- Award construction contract for Donald Preston Drive in the amount of $2,068,921 to Lone Star Dirt and Paving
- Public hearing and ordinance to amend Chapter 10 Subdivision Ordinance
- Increase West Texas Gas franchise fee from 4% to 5% of gross receipts
- Consider preliminary plat for Cityside Business Park Tracts 3 and 4
- Executive session for economic development negotiations with Turquoise Poodle
Planning and Zoning Commission April 14, 2026
The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider approving the final plat for Overlook at Alcove Lots 85-168 and a preliminary plat for Cityside Business Park Tract 3 and 4. They will also deliberate on amending Chapter 10 Subdivision Regulations. Public comment will be taken on non-hearing agenda items.
- Approve minutes from February 10, 2026 and March 31, 2026
- Consider final plat for Overlook at Alcove Lots 85-168
- Consider preliminary plat for Cityside Business Park Tract 3 and 4
- Consider amending Chapter 10 Subdivision Regulations
The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved minutes from previous meetings, a final plat for Overlook at Alcove Lots 85-168, a preliminary plat for Cityside Business Park Tracts 3 and 4 (subject to easement verification), and an amendment to Chapter 10 Subdivision Regulations. All votes were unanimous with no public comment.
- Approved minutes from February 10, 2026 and March 31, 2026 (unanimous)
- Approved final plat for Overlook at Alcove Lots 85-168 (unanimous)
- Approved preliminary plat for Cityside Business Park Tract 3 and 4 with verification of water line easement (unanimous)
- Approved amendment to Chapter 10 Subdivision Regulations (unanimous)
Library Advisory Board Meeting
The Library Advisory Board will consider approving minutes from October 2025 and receive a report from the City of Wolfforth Library. The agenda is largely procedural with no major decisions, contracts, or policy changes.
- Approve minutes from October 8, 2025, Library Advisory Board meeting
- Receive report from City of Wolfforth Library
- Board requests for future agenda items
Economic Development Corporation Meeting
The Wolfforth Economic Development Corporation will hold a public hearing on proposed expenditure for building improvements at 8111 Patel Dr. The board will also consider a mixed-use development ordinance, approve routine consent agenda items, set future meeting dates, and appoint budget committee members. An executive session is scheduled to discuss real property and economic development negotiations.
- Public hearing on expenditure for building improvements at 8111 Patel Dr, Wolfforth
- Consideration and possible action on mixed-use development ordinance
- Approval of February 2026 financials
- Setting of October and November 2026 meeting dates
- Appointment of budget committee members
The Wolfforth Economic Development Corporation approved the consent agenda, including the February 2026 financials and prior meeting minutes. The board appointed Joel Robinett, Nicole Butler, and Farley Reeves to the budget committee to oversee local economic spending. Decisions on building improvements at 8111 Patel Dr. and a mixed-use development ordinance were deferred for further review. October and November meeting dates were adjusted.
- Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
- Approved February 2026 financials
- Approved March 30, 2026 meeting minutes
- Approved March 31, 2026 joint comprehensive plan meeting minutes
- Appointed Joel Robinett, Nicole Butler, and Farley Reeves to the budget committee
- Adjusted October and November board meeting dates
- Deferred public hearing on 8111 Patel Dr. building improvements for review
- Deferred mixed-use development ordinance for review
City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider a resolution supporting an economic development project and committing to assist the Wolfforth Economic Development Corporation with securing funding. Other agenda items include amending the employee agreement between the EDC and the city, approving Fire Chief schedule and organizational changes, creating a Construction Inspector position with a budget amendment, and making appointments to the Public Improvement District #2 Board. The Council will also enter executive session to discuss economic development negotiations regarding Turquoise Poodle. Proclamations will recognize National Child Abuse Prevention Month, Taylor Revilla's award, and a budget presentation award.
- Resolution 2026-011: Support for an economic development project and commitment to assist EDC with funding
- Resolution 2026-012: Amendment to employee agreement between Wolfforth EDC and City
- Request from Fire Chief for schedule and organizational changes
- Creation of Construction Inspector position and associated budget amendment
- Appointments to Public Improvement District #2 Board
The City Council approved fire department organizational changes including a shift to 48-96 hour schedules and moving captains to administrative duties. It also created a new Infrastructure Inspector position to bring sewer, water and street inspections in-house. Additionally, the council replaced the Public Improvement District #2 Board chairman with Councilmember Wesley Houck and added Councilmember Karen Worley as a board member, voting 4-1. The consent agenda and a resolution amending the EDC employee agreement were passed unanimously.
- Approved consent agenda including minutes, departmental reports, and Resolution 2026-011 supporting an economic development project (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 2026-012 amending the employee agreement between Wolfforth EDC and the city (5-0)
- Approved fire chief's proposal for 48-96 hour shifts and moving captains to administrative duties (5-0)
- Approved creation of Infrastructure Inspector position and budget amendment to bring inspections in-house (5-0)
- Removed PID Chairman and replaced with Wesley Houck as Chairman, added Karen Worley as board member (4-1; Worley nay)
- Reconvened from executive session on economic development negotiations (Turquoise Poodle) with no reported action
Planning and Zoning Commission March 31, 2026
The agenda consists primarily of standard procedural rules, public comment limits, and ADA accommodation notices. The only substantive item is a proposal to hold a joint workshop on Wolfforth’s Comprehensive Plan with the EDC Board of Directors and City Council. This workshop would establish long-term land use and development guidelines for city residents.
- Consider joint workshop on Comprehensive Plan with EDC Board and City Council
The Planning and Zoning Commission met on March 31, 2026, to review staff updates on the city’s Comprehensive Plan. The commission did not take formal action but outlined a timeline for residents. A draft plan is expected in mid-April, followed by a public comment period in May and a potential adoption with a public hearing around mid-June.
- Reviewed Comprehensive Plan workshop update with staff
- No formal action or vote was taken
Economic Development Corporation Meeting
The Economic Development Corporation will consider and potentially authorize a joint workshop on the Comprehensive Plan, to be held with the City Council, EDC Board, and Planning and Zoning Commission. This is the only substantive item on the agenda, alongside standard procedural items and public comment.
- Consider and take action on a comprehensive plan workshop as a joint meeting with City Council, EDC Board, and Planning and Zoning Commission
City Council Meeting
The City Council will consider and take action on a workshop for the Comprehensive Plan, to be held jointly with the EDC Board and Planning and Zoning Commission. This is the only substantive item on the agenda; the remainder is procedural.
- Consider and take action on a workshop for the Comprehensive Plan, to be held as a joint meeting with the EDC Board of Directors and the Planning and Zoning Commission
Economic Development Corporation Meeting
The Wolfforth Economic Development Corporation will review March 3 meeting minutes and discuss outcomes from a strategic planning workshop. The board will also hold an executive session to deliberate on the purchase, exchange, lease, or value of real property under Texas law. All other agenda items are routine matters processed through a consent agenda.
- Review and approve minutes from March 3, 2026
- Discuss results from a strategic planning workshop
- Hold executive session to deliberate real property transactions per Texas Government Code 551.072
- Process routine items via consent agenda by single motion
The Wolfforth Economic Development Corporation recorded only administrative actions during this session. Members unanimously approved the March 3, 2026 meeting minutes and held an executive session for a strategic planning workshop without recording a final outcome. No new projects, funding, or policy changes were enacted.
- Approved March 3, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
City Council Meeting
The Wolfforth City Council will hold a public hearing on WEDC building improvements at 8111 Patel Dr, and consider a rate review mechanism for Atmos West Texas, an interlocal agreement for aerial mosquito spraying, and a police cadet position. The meeting also includes approval of minutes, a payment request, and the FY2025 financial audit. An executive session is scheduled for legal consultation.
- Public hearing on expenditure of funds for building improvements at 8111 Patel Dr
- Consideration of Fiscal Year 2025 Financial Audit
- Resolution 2026-008: Approving annual rate review mechanism for Atmos West Texas
- Resolution 2026-009: Interlocal agreement for aerial mosquito application
- Consideration of Police Cadet position establishment
The Wolfforth City Council approved Resolution 2026-008, authorizing an annual rate review mechanism for Atmos West Texas. The council also approved the fiscal year 2025 financial audit, a sales tax reimbursement program for the Graco Development, establishment of a police cadet position, and a sealcoating bid. All votes were unanimous except for one abstention on a consent agenda item.
- Approved March 2, 2026 meeting minutes (5-0)
- Approved payment request #15 to Landmark Structures (4-0-1)
- Approved FY2025 financial audit (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 2026-008 for Atmos rate review mechanism (5-0)
- Approved WEDC sales tax reimbursement program (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 2026-009 for mosquito control interlocal agreement (5-0)
- Approved police cadet position (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 2026-010 for sealcoating bid (5-0)
Economic Development Corporation Meeting
The Wolfforth Economic Development Corporation will meet to discuss purchasing a building for business retention and consider various sponsorship opportunities. The meeting includes a public hearing on the building purchase and an executive session to discuss real property and economic development negotiations.
- Public hearing on purchasing 502 E Highway 62 for business retention
- Consider Frenship Foundation sponsorship opportunities
- Consider Lubbock Chamber of Commerce Community Prayer Luncheon
- Executive session for real property and economic development negotiations
- Approval of February 20, 2026 minutes and January 2026 financials
The Wolfforth Economic Development Corporation approved a $188,000 contribution for building improvements at 8111 Patel Drive, owned by MM Shag Tree LLC. The board also unanimously approved sponsorships for Frenship ISD Foundation's golf tournament ($4,000) and Big Cat Country event ($7,000), and a $2,000 sponsorship for the Lubbock Chamber Community Prayer Luncheon. A public hearing on a proposed purchase of a building at 502 E Highway 62 for business retention was held with no public comment. The consent agenda including February minutes and January financials was accepted.
- Accepted consent agenda (Feb 20 minutes and Jan 2026 financials) unanimously
- Held public hearing on proposed purchase of 502 E Highway 62; no public comment
- Approved $4,000 sponsorship for Frenship ISD Foundation golf tournament unanimously
- Approved $7,000 sponsorship for Frenship ISD Foundation Big Cat Country event unanimously
- Approved $2,000 sponsorship for Lubbock Chamber Community Prayer Luncheon unanimously
- Approved $188,000 contribution to MM Shag Tree LLC for building improvements at 8111 Patel Drive unanimously
- No action on future agenda items
City Council Meeting
The Wolfforth City Council will cancel the May 2, 2026 city election for mayor and council seats, approve construction contracts for Alcove Avenue and the Lubbock North Interconnect, and hold a public hearing on purchasing a building for economic development.
- Cancel May 2, 2026 city election for mayor and council seats
- Approve construction contract for Alcove Avenue
- Approve payment for Lubbock North Interconnect Construction
- Public hearing on purchasing 502 E Highway 62 for economic development
- Accept dedication deeds for Iron Horse Well and SPEC powerline easement
The City Council approved a $8,3 million contract for the Alcove Avenue construction project and canceled the May 2, 2026 city election for mayor and council seats. The meeting also included the approval of several resolutions and the issuance of a property tax refund check.
- Approved $8,296,594 construction contract for Alcove Avenue (5-0)
- Canceled May 2, 2026 city election for mayor and council seats (5-0)
- Approved Consent Agenda #1 including minutes and departmental reports (5-0)
- Approved Consent Agenda #2 including payment request (4-1)
- Approved Resolution 2026-005 awarding Alcove Avenue construction bid (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 2026-006 accepting dedication deed for Iron Horse Well (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 2026-007 accepting dedication deed for Preston Manor SPEC easement (5-0)
- Approved final plat for Harvest Lots 1475-1553 (5-0)
Board of Adjustment Meeting February 17, 2026
The Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on a substandard structure at 609 5th Street and may vote on its determination. They will also approve minutes from the April 1, 2025 meeting. A citizen engagement period allows public comment on agenda items.
- Public hearing on substandard structure at 609 5th Street (legal description: CASEY #4 BLK 5 W60'OF L 1)
- Action on determination of substandard structure at same address
- Approval of minutes from April 1, 2025
- Citizen engagement period (3-minute speaking limit)
Planning and Zoning Meeting February 10, 2026
The Wolfforth Planning and Zoning Commission will consider approving final plat for Harvest subdivision lots 1475-1553, along with an amendment to plat notice requirements. The board will also vote on minutes from the January 13, 2026 meeting. Citizen comments are allowed on agenda items except public hearings.
- Approve minutes from January 13, 2026
- Final plat for Harvest Lots 1475-1553
- Amendment to Article 10.05.05 on required notices for final plats
Library Advisory Board Meeting
Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting January 13, 2026
Economic Development Corporation Meeting
The Wolfforth Economic Development Corporation will consider approving the December 2, 2025 minutes and November 2025 finances on the consent agenda. They will also discuss a new billboard design and a CivicServe platform update. An executive session is scheduled to deliberate real property matters and economic development negotiations with a business prospect, potentially including incentives.
- Consider and take appropriate action on December 2, 2025, minutes (consent agenda)
- Consider and take appropriate action on November 2025 finances (consent agenda)
- Consider and take appropriate action on new billboard design
- Consider and take appropriate action on CivicServe platform update
- Executive session to discuss real property (purchase, exchange, lease or value) and economic development negotiations (incentives for a business prospect)
City Council Meeting
The City Council approved Resolution 2026-002 awarding the Preston Manor Pool Rehabilitation contract to BluePrime Pools and Resolution 2026-003 authorizing MWM Architects to provide design services for a future police station. Council also directed staff to notify West Texas Gas of a franchise fee increase from 4% to 5% and urged finalizing contracts with SPEC and ATMOS. Consent agendas approved routine items including a sealcoat agreement with Parkhill, departmental reports, and a Board of Adjustment appointment.
- Approved Consent Agenda #1 (unanimous 6-0): Dec. 15, 2025 minutes, Nov. 2025 departmental reports, new Board of Adjustment member, Resolution 2026-001 for Parkhill sealcoat program
- Approved Consent Agenda #2 (4-0-1, Stout abstaining): Payment Request #13 from Landmark Structures for Alcove EST Construction
- Directed staff to notify West Texas Gas of 4%-to-5% franchise fee increase and encouraged SPEC and ATMOS to finalize contracts by Feb./March meetings (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 2026-002 awarding Preston Manor Pool Rehabilitation contract to BluePrime Pools (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 2026-003 authorizing MWM Architects for police station design services (5-0)
- Recognized Rick Scott with a 30-year service award