Duncanville, Texas

Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation

La Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation llevará a cabo una audiencia pública y considerará un acuerdo para un proyecto de demostración en South Main Street y East Wheatland Road. La junta también discutirá revisiones a las pautas de subvenciones de desarrollo económico e incentivos fiscales.

• Audiencia pública y consideración de un Acuerdo de Socio Comunitario con Better Block Foundation que no excederá los $236,820
• Discusión de revisiones a la Declaración de Política y las Pautas para Subvenciones de Desarrollo Económico e Incentivos Fiscales
• Sesión ejecutiva para discutir la propiedad inmobiliaria ubicada al este de Clark Road, al norte de Danieldale Road, al oeste de Cockrell Hill Road y al sur de West Redbird Lane

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Library Advisory Board

Zoning Board of Adjustment

Planning and Zoning Commission

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

Community Engagement Advisory Board

Keep Duncanville Beautiful

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Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation

Arts Commission

City Council

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Zoning Board of Adjustment

Community Engagement Advisory Board

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

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Planning and Zoning Commission

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Tax Increment Financing

Keep Duncanville Beautiful

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Library Advisory Board

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Zoning Board of Adjustment

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Community Engagement Advisory Board

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

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Community Engagement Advisory Board

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Arts Commission

City Council

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Library Advisory Board

Zoning Board of Adjustment

Community Engagement Advisory Board

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Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

Arts Commission

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Library Advisory Board

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Community Engagement Advisory Board

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El Concejo Municipal discutirá la emisión de certificados de obligación imponibles y un acuerdo de condonación de capital con el Texas Water Development Board. El cuerpo también decidirá sobre varios nombramientos y contratos para servicios de la ciudad.

• Ordenanza para comprar un aparato de bomberos Spartan Quint por $2,333,528.40
• Contrato No. 26-0003-A para Servicios de Concesión de Parques y Fieldhouse con IsLeCo Investments, LLC; MJ Thornton, LLC dba DFWParty2Go; y Sorrell's Enterprises, LLC
• Resolución confirmando a Ronald Wilcots como Jefe de Policía Interino
• Emisión y venta de Combination Tax and Surplus Revenues Certificates of Obligation, Taxable Series 2026A
• Establecimiento de un Comité Ad Hoc para revisar propuestas para el Duncanville Fieldhouse

Keep Duncanville Beautiful

Tax Increment Financing

La junta de Financiamiento por Incremento Fiscal (Tax Increment Financing) discutirá y establecerá las prioridades para el año fiscal 2026–2027. Esto incluye la clasificación de intersecciones, corredores y nodos de desarrollo para inversiones en infraestructura pública. La junta también recibirá un informe sobre las nominaciones del programa Federal Opportunity Zone 2.0.

• Establecimiento de las prioridades y metas de la junta para el año fiscal 2026–2027
• Clasificación de intersecciones, corredores y nodos de desarrollo seleccionados para la inversión en infraestructura
• Informe sobre las nominaciones de tractos censales del programa Federal Opportunity Zone 2.0
• Sesión ejecutiva para deliberar sobre incentivos financieros u otros para un prospecto comercial

Civil Service Commission

La Comisión de Servicio Civil ratificará los renombramientos de comisionados, aprobará las actas de reuniones anteriores, revisará la elegibilidad del servicio civil de bomberos y certificará las pruebas promocionales de la policía del 17 de junio para sargento y teniente. La comisión también revisará las actualizaciones del departamento de policía, incluyendo la designación del Assistant Chief Ron Wilcots como Interim Police Chief a partir del 1 de agosto, sujeto a la aprobación del City Council, tras la renuncia del Chief Matt Stogner.

• Ratificar y renombrar a los Comisionados de Servicio Civil
• Revisar la lista actual de Elegibilidad del Servicio Civil de Bomberos y eliminar la elegibilidad individual
• Certificar las Pruebas Promocionales de Policía para Sargento y Teniente del 17 de junio y eliminar la elegibilidad individual
• Discusión sobre posibles cambios de personal/puestos en el rango de Sargento y Teniente
• Assistant Chief Ron Wilcots será designado en el rol de Interim Police Chief a partir del 1 de agosto, sujeto a la aprobación del City Council

Community Engagement Advisory Board

Community Engagement Advisory Board

Community Engagement Advisory Board

Planning and Zoning Commission

La comisión llevará a cabo audiencias públicas y considerará cuatro solicitudes de parcelas y zonificación. Los puntos incluyen la subdivisión de 402 E. Wheatland Road en dos lotes, planos preliminares y finales para 400 E. Center Street, y un cambio de zonificación de Oficina Local/Comercio a Residencial Multifamiliar en 1435 Candlelight Avenue.

• Subdivisión de 402 E. Wheatland Road de un lote a dos lotes (7.501 acres)
• Plano preliminar para la parcela de 0.26 acres en 400 E. Center Street
• Plano final para la parcela de 0.26 acres en 400 E. Center Street
• Cambio de zonificación de LOR a MF-21 en 1435 Candlelight Avenue (1.2 acres) para desarrollo residencial

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

La Junta Asesora de Parques y Recreación y la Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation se reunirán para discutir oportunidades de asociación. La junta también recibirá actualizaciones sobre el Plan Maestro de Parques y el proceso presupuestario del FY27.

• Discusión de asociaciones con la Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation
• Actualización sobre el proceso presupuestario del FY27
• Actualización sobre el Plan Maestro de Parques

City Council

Esta reunión convocada de manera especial se centra en cubrir vacantes en varias juntas y comisiones de la ciudad. El concejo recibirá comentarios públicos, entrevistará a solicitantes para la Planning & Zoning Commission, Community Engagement Board, Library Advisory Board, Park & Recreation Advisory Board y la Arts Commission, y discutirá posibles nombramientos, destituciones, deberes o la eliminación de juntas. Una sesión ejecutiva abordará asuntos de personal para juntas específicas, seguida de una posible acción.

• Entrevistas y discusión de nombramientos para cinco juntas/comisiones
• Discusión sobre la posible eliminación de ciertas juntas
• Sesión ejecutiva sobre personal para Planning & Zoning, Board of Adjustment, Community and Economic Development Corporation y TIF Zone Number One
• Se aceptan comentarios públicos en persona y por correo electrónico antes de las 4 PM el día de la reunión

Community Engagement Advisory Board

La Junta Asesora de Compromiso Comunitario decidirá si organiza un foro público sobre un desarrollo propuesto en 1023 S. Cockrell Hill Road. La junta también aprobará las actas del 14 de mayo de 2026 y recibirá informes sobre la divulgación de nuevos residentes, una iniciativa de la Coalición Hispana y la divulgación juvenil, incluyendo el Consejo de Adolescentes. Los asuntos rutinarios incluyen la planificación del National Night Out y un logotipo de la junta.

• Considerar la solicitud de la administración de la ciudad para organizar un Foro de Duncanville con respecto al desarrollo propuesto en 1023 S. Cockrell Hill Road y determinar los siguientes pasos
• Revisar y aprobar las actas de la reunión del 14 de mayo de 2026
• Revisar el concepto de Panther Family Comic para la divulgación de nuevos residentes
• Informar sobre el Foro I y finalizar los planes para el Foro II (Expo de Juntas y Comisiones)
• Recibir una actualización de estado sobre la Iniciativa del Consejo de Adolescentes para la divulgación juvenil

City Council

El Concejo llevará a cabo una audiencia pública y considerará una enmienda de texto de zonificación para revisar las regulaciones de las casas de huéspedes y los hogares grupales. También escucharán informes sobre una actualización de la ordenanza de animales, un plan maestro de drenaje y el Danieldale Road Diet. La agenda de consentimiento incluye una enmienda a la ordenanza de estacionamiento y un contrato de corredor de beneficios de salud por un valor de hasta $239,660.

• Audiencia pública y ordenanza para revisar los distritos de zonificación permitidos y las definiciones para casas de huéspedes y hogares grupales
• Considerar la revocación del Permiso de Uso Específico No. 2232 en 711 Camp Wisdom Road
• Resolución que autoriza un contrato de $239,660 con HUB International para servicios de corredor de beneficios de salud
• Considerar una resolución aprobando un permiso y diseño de mural para el Duncanville Fieldhouse en 1700 S. Main Street
• Informe sobre el proyecto Danieldale Road Diet

Zoning Board of Adjustment

La Junta de Ajuste de Zonificación llevará a cabo audiencias públicas y votará sobre dos solicitudes de Nivardo Meraz para reducir los retranqueos frontales en 4 y 6 Belmont Place. La junta también considerará la aprobación de las actas de las reuniones de marzo y mayo de 2026.

• ZBA-2026-00005: Variación de retranqueo para 6 Belmont Place (Lote 35A, Thoroughbred Hills Replat, 1.221 acres)
• ZBA-2026-00006: Variación de retranqueo para 4 Belmont Place (Lote 36, Thoroughbred Hills Replat, 0.4265 acres)
• Agenda de consentimiento: Aprobación de las actas de las reuniones del 5 de marzo de 2026 y del 7 de mayo de 2026

City Council

Esta es únicamente una sesión de taller; no se tomarán votaciones. El Concejo Municipal escuchará una presentación y discutirá estrategias de financiamiento para los fondos del Impuesto de Ocupación Hotelera (HOT), programas de la Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation (DCEDC), el Plan de Mejoras de Capital, oportunidades de financiamiento único, mejora de ingresos, reducción de costos y posibles cambios operativos para la perspectiva financiera del año fiscal 2026-27.

• Discutir estrategias del fondo del Impuesto de Ocupación Hotelera (HOT)
• Discutir programas e iniciativas de la DCEDC
• Discutir el Plan de Mejoras de Capital y oportunidades de financiamiento único
• Discutir medidas de mejora de ingresos y reducción de costos
• Discutir posibles cambios operativos para el año fiscal 2026-27

Arts Commission

La Comisión de Artes considerará las solicitudes para el Poeta Laureado de Duncanville y hará una recomendación al City Council para el término de julio de 2026 a julio de 2027. También discutirán una solicitud de recomendación para el Mural del Fieldhouse y recibirán presentaciones sobre el Old Rail Station y Junction, junto con informes sobre eventos pasados y temas de política.

• Recomendación de la solicitud de Poeta Laureado al City Council (4 de julio de 2026 – 3 de julio de 2027)
• Solicitud de Recomendación del Mural del Fieldhouse
• Presentación sobre Old Rail Station y Junction con Tim Maiden
• Discusión de la Política de Donación de Arte
• Revisión del Olden Year Museum Business Mixer

Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation

Esta reunión incluye una audiencia pública y una acción sobre el presupuesto propuesto del Fiscal Year 2026-2027 del DCEDC, una audiencia pública y una acción para revocar una subvención de señalización de $3,800 a Take Out Burgers en 795 W Wheatland Road, y breves informes sobre el festival de música y arte BloomFest, la celebración del 4 de julio, la iniciativa de calma del tráfico Better Block y una propuesta para reconvertir el edificio del antiguo Ben Franklin Apothecary en 302 N. Main Street en un hotel boutique y spa de bienestar (Project Oasis). La junta también discutirá presentar una nominación para la designación federal de Opportunity Zone 2.0 y se reunirá en sesión ejecutiva para negociaciones de desarrollo económico.

• Audiencia pública y acción sobre el presupuesto del FY 2026-2027 del DCEDC
• Audiencia pública y acción para revocar la subvención de señalización de $3,800 a Take Out Burgers en 795 W Wheatland Road
• Información sobre la reconvertición de 302 N. Main Street en hotel boutique y spa de bienestar (Project Oasis)
• Información sobre la iniciativa Duncanville Better Block de Calma del Tráfico
• Discusión sobre la nominación para el programa federal Opportunity Zone 2.0

City Council

El concejo llevará a cabo una sesión de trabajo para discutir temas de la agenda, incluyendo un informe sobre la revocación de un permiso de uso especial en 711 Camp Wisdom y la iniciativa de calmado de tráfico Better Block. En la sesión ordinaria, votarán sobre cuatro acuerdos de incentivos de desarrollo económico con empresas locales por un total de hasta $85,242, y considerarán una resolución sobre los ingresos por ocupación hotelera para los eventos del 4 de julio. La agenda de consentimiento incluye el nombramiento de Michael Hoffmeyer en la Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation.

• Discutir la revocación del Permiso de Uso Específico No. 2232 en 711 Camp Wisdom (informe de sesión de trabajo)
• Incentivo de desarrollo económico de hasta $30,000 para Red Bird Bowling Lanes en 1114 S. Main Street
• Incentivo de desarrollo económico de hasta $30,000 para A2Z Trading LLC DBA JZ Embroidery en 910 S. Cedar Ridge Drive
• Incentivo de desarrollo económico de hasta $2,500 para Lin and Jen's Hats On! LLC en 204 N. Main Street, Suite 101
• Incentivo de desarrollo económico de hasta $22,742 para People Folks LLC en 202 W. Center Street, Suite 103

The Duncanville City Council approved four economic‑development incentive agreements totaling about $92,500, authorized the City Manager to pursue a Federal Opportunity Zone nomination, and adopted a consent agenda that included appointing Michael Hoffmeyer to the DCEDC and using hotel occupancy revenue for Fourth of July events. All items were approved by vote, with one incentive agreement passing 6‑1.

• Approved Red Bird Bowling Lanes incentive agreement up to $30,000 (7‑0)
• Approved A2Z Trading LLC (JZ Embroidery) incentive agreement up to $30,000 (7‑0)
• Approved Lin and Jen's Hats On! LLC incentive agreement up to $2,500 (6‑1)
• Approved People Folks LLC incentive agreement up to $22,742 (7‑0)
• Authorized City Manager to submit Opportunity Zone 2.0 nomination packet (7‑0)
• Approved consent agenda, including appointment of Michael Hoffmeyer to DCEDC (7‑0)
• Approved use of hotel occupancy revenue for Fourth of July signature events (7‑0)

Keep Duncanville Beautiful

La Junta de Keep Duncanville Beautiful llevará a cabo una reunión regular para recibir comentarios del público, aprobar las actas de las reuniones de abril y mayo de 2026, y discutir el Calendario de Eventos de KDB para finalizar los detalles de los próximos eventos y planificar los siguientes tres meses. También se recibirán actualizaciones del personal y de los miembros de la junta. La agenda es principalmente procesal, sin decisiones políticas importantes ni partidas financieras.

• Aprobar las actas de las reuniones regulares celebradas el 20 de abril de 2026 y el 18 de mayo de 2026
• Discutir el Calendario de Eventos de KDB y finalizar los detalles de los próximos eventos
• Planificar detalles tentativos para los eventos de los próximos tres meses
• Recibir informes del personal y anuncios de los miembros de la junta

Community Engagement Advisory Board

La Junta Asesora de Compromiso Comunitario de Duncanville discutirá varias iniciativas de alcance, incluida una propuesta para nuevos residentes llamada 'Duncan and the Panther', el alcance juvenil a través de un Consejo de Adolescentes y la planificación para el Foro de Duncanville del 15 de junio. La junta también recibirá comentarios del público y considerará la aprobación de las actas de la reunión de abril.

• Alcance para Nuevos Residentes – Discutir la propuesta para Duncan and the Panther y determinar los siguientes pasos
• Alcance Juvenil – Revisar el estado de la Iniciativa del Consejo de Adolescentes
• Foro de Duncanville – Discutir el progreso de la planificación para el foro del 15 de junio y el formato de la Junta y Comisión
• Alcance a la Coalición Hispana
• Planificación continua de National Night Out

Planning and Zoning Commission

La comisión llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre una enmienda de texto para revisar los distritos de zonificación permitidos para casas de huéspedes y hogares grupales, añadir definiciones y requerir un Permiso de Uso Específico (SUP) en varios distritos residenciales. También considerará seis replanteos de parcelas y una enmienda de zonificación para añadir el uso de una tienda de tatuajes en el Planned Development 1817.

• Enmienda de texto para revisar las regulaciones del Capítulo 12C sobre casas de huéspedes/hogares grupales y añadir el requisito de SUP en los distritos SF-43, SF-13, SF-10, SF-7 y TF-7
• Replanteo de dos lotes en uno en 110 S. Cedar Ridge Road (0.895 acres)
• Replanteo de dos lotes en uno en 743 W. Camp Wisdom Road (1.14 acres)
• Replanteo de un lote en dos en 402 E. Wheatland Road (7.501 acres)
• Enmienda de zonificación para añadir 'tienda de tatuajes' como uso permitido en PD-1817 en 100 S. Main Street

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

La Junta Asesora de Parques y Recreación discutirá un posible carril para bicicletas en Danieldale Road desde Main Street hasta Green Tree, y un acuerdo de uso conjunto de instalaciones con el Duncanville Independent School District. La junta también recibirá actualizaciones sobre eventos recientes, el proceso presupuestario del FY27 y la creación del Ladd Steering Committee.

• Discutir el carril para bicicletas en Danieldale Road desde Main Street hasta Green Tree
• Discutir el acuerdo de uso conjunto de instalaciones con DISD
• Actualización del proceso presupuestario del FY27
• Programar reunión conjunta con la Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation
• Creación del Ladd Steering Committee

Library Advisory Board

La junta recibirá comentarios públicos, considerará la aprobación de las actas de las reuniones regulares del 5 de marzo y el 23 de abril, y escuchará actualizaciones del director y del director asistente. No hay decisiones importantes ni partidas financieras en la agenda.

• Aprobar actas de las reuniones regulares del March 5, 2026 y April 23, 2026
• Recibir comentarios públicos (límite de 2 minutos por orador)
• Informe del Director
• Informe del Director Asistente
• Discusión de nuevos asuntos

City Council

El Concejo Municipal de Duncanville llevará a cabo una sesión de trabajo sobre el mantenimiento de puentes y proyectos de parques, y luego se reunirá en una sesión regular. Las decisiones clave incluyen una agenda de consentimiento con una subvención de $7,698 para lectores automáticos de matrículas, un contrato de uniformes por $948,750, la renovación de un acuerdo regional de protección contra incendios y la compra de un autobús por $122,053. Los artículos de consideración individual incluyen la elección del Mayor Pro Tem y nombramientos para el Comité de Auditoría.

• Subvención de $7,698 del Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant para tres lectores automáticos de matrículas
• Contrato de uniformes con Impact Promotional Services, LLC: estimado anual de $165,000, total de 5 años que no excederá los $948,750
• Renovación del Acuerdo de Cooperación Interlocal para la Protección Regional contra Incendios (Ayuda Automática) con Cedar Hill y DeSoto
• Compra de un autobús comercial G5 de Rush Truck Centers por $122,053 mediante contrato cooperativo
• Retiro de señales de 'No Parking' a lo largo de Fairwood Place

The Duncanville City Council approved a consent agenda of resolutions and ordinances, including the purchase of a bus and the removal of parking signs. The council also elected Councilmember Kyle Pennebaker as the new Mayor Pro Tem for 2026-2027.

• Approved consent agenda (5-0)
• Elected Kyle Pennebaker as Mayor Pro Tem (5-0)
• Appointed Audit Committee members (5-0)
• Approved Arts Commission grant recommendations (5-0)
• Approved CDBG project applications (5-0)
• Authorized purchase of G5 commercial bus ($122,053)
• Authorized removal of 'No Parking' signs on Fairwood Place
• Authorized acceptance of $7,698.08 Justice Assistance Grant

City Council

El Ayuntamiento realizará entrevistas y discutirá los nombramientos para ocho consejos y comisiones, incluido el Zoning Board of Adjustment, la Planning & Zoning Commission y la Community Engagement Board. También discutirán la eliminación o los cambios posibles en ciertos consejos. La reunión incluye un periodo de comentarios públicos y una sesión ejecutiva sobre asuntos personales relacionados con esos nombramientos.

• Entrevistas y discusión de nombramientos para el Zoning Board of Adjustment, Planning & Zoning, Community Engagement, DCEDC, Library Advisory, Park & Recreation, Arts Commission y los consejos TIF
• Discusión de nombramientos, despidos, deberes y/u eliminación de posibles consejos
• Sesión ejecutiva bajo el Texas Government Code 551.074 para discusiones personales sobre Planning & Zoning, Board of Adjustment, DCEDC y consejos TIF
• Periodo de comentarios públicos que acepta comentarios orales y escritos
• Reunirse nuevamente en sesión abierta para actuar sobre los resultados de la sesión ejecutiva

City Council

Esta reunión convocada de manera especial incluye una sesión de trabajo informativa sobre el proyecto Life School, seguida de una sesión ejecutiva para consulta legal sobre el litigio Life School vs. City of Duncanville. El concejo puede tomar medidas después de la sesión cerrada. No hay otros puntos sustanciales en la agenda.

• Información y deliberación sobre el estado del proyecto Life School
• Sesión ejecutiva para consulta legal sobre Life School vs. City of Duncanville bajo el Texas Gov't Code 551.071
• Posible acción resultante de la discusión en la sesión ejecutiva

The Duncanville City Council voted to authorize a settlement agreement regarding the Life School property. The council also directed the attorney to present the settlement to the court. No further action was taken on the proposed restrictions.

• Authorized Mayor to sign settlement agreement (7-0)
• Directed attorney to present settlement to judge (6-1)
• Executive session held for legal consultation (551.071)
• Citizens presented proposed restrictions for Life School

Arts Commission

La Comisión de Artes de Duncanville considerará aprobar la Política y Solicitud de Poeta Laureado, y discutirá una invitación de la Duncanville Public Library para participar en el Summer Reading Club Kickoff. También discutirán el próximo June Arts & Business Mixer y recibirán informes sobre eventos recientes, incluyendo una presentación sobre el Temporary Art Activation Permit.

• Considerar la Política y Solicitud de Poeta Laureado
• Discutir el June Arts & Business Mixer y futuros mixers
• Considerar la invitación de la Duncanville Public Library para el Summer Reading Club Kickoff
• Recibir el informe posterior al evento de Ellafair y el análisis de BloomFest
• Presentación sobre el Temporary Art Activation Permit (TAAP) por Ron Thompson

Tax Increment Financing

La Junta de TIF de Duncanville llevará a cabo una reunión regular con asuntos procesales que incluyen la aprobación de actas, un informe del director y actualizaciones de los miembros de la junta. Se ha cancelado una discusión y votación planificada sobre las prioridades de la junta para el año fiscal 2025-2026, incluyendo las intersecciones seleccionadas para inversiones en infraestructura.

• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión de la junta del 19 de marzo de 2026
• Discusión sobre las prioridades de la junta y los nodos de inversión en infraestructura (cancelado)
• Sesión ejecutiva para negociaciones de desarrollo económico (cancelado)

City Council

El Concejo Municipal de Duncanville llevará a cabo una sesión de trabajo informativa sobre una exención opcional de residencia principal y las necesidades de las instalaciones policiales, y luego se reunirá en una sesión ordinaria para considerar artículos de consentimiento, incluyendo un contrato de $122,056 para mejoras de rampas ADA y una enmienda al programa de tarifas. La consideración individual incluye dos cambios de zonificación: uno para viviendas dúplex en 1023 N. Cockrell Hill Rd y otro para multifamiliares en 1435 Candlelight Ave. El concejo también votará una resolución que reconoce a los profesionales de obras públicas como primeros respondientes y recibirá informes sobre finanzas, el campo deportivo y cambios propuestos a la ordenanza contra el tabaquismo. Además, el concejo se reunirá en sesión cerrada sobre asuntos legales y de personal.

• Cambio de zonificación para 1023 N. Cockrell Hill Rd de SF-10 a TF-7 (residencial dúplex)
• Cambio de zonificación para 1435 Candlelight Ave de LOR a MF-21 (residencial multifamiliar)
• Resolución que enmienda el Programa Maestro de Tarifas del Año Fiscal 2025-2026
• Adjudicación de contrato a CCGMG LLC Series B para mejoras de rampas ADA por $122,056
• Resolución que reconoce a los Profesionales de Obras Públicas como Primeros Respondientes

The Duncanville City Council approved the consent agenda, including fee schedule amendments and a road contract. The council denied two zoning requests for duplex and multi-family housing. No action was taken following the executive session.

• Approved consent agenda (7-0)
• Approved fee schedule amendment (7-0)
• Approved road contract for ADA ramp improvements (7-0)
• Denied zoning request for duplex at 1023 N. Cockrell Hill Road (0-7)
• Denied zoning request for multi-family at 1435 Candlelight Avenue (0-7)
• Granted extra time for citizen Cliff Boyd (7-0)
• Closed public hearing for zoning request 12 (7-0)
• No action taken following executive session

Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation

La Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation llevará a cabo audiencias públicas y considerará la aprobación de acuerdos de incentivos con cuatro empresas: Red Bird Bowling Lanes ($30,000), A2Z Trading LLC dba JZ Embroidery ($30,000), Lin and Jen's Hats On, LLC ($2,500) y People Folks LLC ($22,742). La junta también recibirá un informe sobre el presupuesto propuesto para el año fiscal 2026-2027 y puede entrar en sesión ejecutiva para discutir negociaciones de desarrollo económico y bienes inmuebles.

• Considerar una subvención de $30,000 para infraestructura/pavimentación para Red Bird Bowling Lanes en 1114 S. Main St.
• Considerar una subvención de $30,000 para infraestructura/paisajismo/pavimentación/señalización/pintura para A2Z Trading LLC en 910 S. Cedar Ridge Dr.
• Considerar una subvención de $2,500 para señalización para Lin and Jen's Hats On, LLC en 204 N. Main St., Suite 101
• Considerar una subvención de $22,742 para infraestructura/señalización para People Folks LLC en 202 W. Center St., Suite 103
• Taller propuesto del presupuesto de la DCEDC para el año fiscal 2026-2027 (sin acción)

The board unanimously approved incentive agreements with four Duncanville businesses for infrastructure, pavement, landscaping, signage, and paint grants. Red Bird Bowling Lanes ($30,000), A2Z Trading LLC ($30,000), Lin and Jen's Hats On ($2,500), and People Folks LLC ($22,742) each received approval. The board also approved the April 27 meeting minutes. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved minutes from April 27 Regular DCEDC Meeting (4-0-0)
• Approved $30,000 incentive agreement with Red Bird Bowling Lanes for infrastructure/pavement at 1114 S. Main St. (4-0-0)
• Approved $30,000 incentive agreement with A2Z Trading LLC for infrastructure/landscaping/pavement/signage/paint at 910 S. Cedar Ridge Dr. (4-0-0)
• Approved $2,500 signage grant with Lin and Jen's Hats On at 204 N. Main St., noting exception for less than one year in business (4-0-0)
• Approved $22,742 incentive agreement with People Folks LLC for infrastructure/signage at 202 W. Center St., noting exception for less than one year (4-0-0)

Keep Duncanville Beautiful

La Junta Keep Duncanville Beautiful se reunirá para discutir actualizaciones de las reglas de atractivo visual de las aceras residenciales, incluyendo la decoración navideña y el programa Native Yard of the Quarter. La junta también finalizará los detalles de los próximos eventos y revisará el calendario de eventos para los próximos tres meses. La reunión incluye la aprobación de actas anteriores y comentarios públicos.

• Discutir actualizaciones de las reglas de atractivo visual de las aceras residenciales (decoración navideña, Native Yard of the Quarter)
• Finalizar las responsabilidades del distrito y BBA
• Finalizar las fechas de entrega para los programas de atractivo visual de las aceras
• Discutir el Calendario de Eventos de KDB y los próximos eventos
• Aprobar las actas de la reunión regular del 20 de abril de 2026

Community Engagement Advisory Board

La junta recibirá comentarios públicos, considerará las actas de la reunión y luego llevará a cabo sesiones informativas sobre varias iniciativas de divulgación. Las discusiones incluyen un informe sobre el evento BloomFest, un cronograma interno propuesto, un foro de ayuntamiento, la divulgación para jóvenes y nuevos residentes, y la vinculación con la Coalición Hispana. Las actualizaciones sobre la coordinación con Dallas County con respecto a la FIFA también están suspendidas.

• Considerar las actas de la reunión regular del 9 de abril de 2026
• Informe sobre el evento BloomFest
• Discusión sobre el Town Hall - Duncanville Forum
• Divulgación juvenil - Teen Council
• Coordinación con Dallas County después de la FIFA

Arts Commission

La Comisión de Artes de Duncanville llevará a cabo una reunión especial para considerar la aprobación de las actas del 24 de marzo, escuchar comentarios del público y recibir informes de los comisionados. Los puntos principales de acción son cuatro propuestas de subvención para proyectos de arte comunitario. La comisión también escuchará una presentación sobre el Permiso de Activación de Arte Temporal, discutirá el podcast D'ville Voices y revisará un informe sobre murales.

• Considerar solicitud de subvención para el proyecto 'Art Exhibit'
• Considerar solicitud de subvención para 'Midsummer Music Festival'
• Considerar solicitud de subvención para 'Museum of Art Building Mural Project'
• Considerar solicitud de subvención para 'Rebloom Creative Reuse Pop-Ups'
• Presentación del Permiso de Activación de Arte Temporal (TAAP) por Ron Thompson

Planning and Zoning Commission

La comisión llevará a cabo audiencias públicas sobre cuatro puntos: tres replanteos para combinar dos lotes en uno en 110 S. Cedar Ridge Road, 743 W. Camp Wisdom Road y 402 E. Wheatland Road; y una enmienda de zonificación para permitir un estudio de tatuajes como uso permitido en el Planned Development 1817 en 100 S. Main Street. La junta también considerará la aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 13 de abril de 2026 y recibirá comentarios del público.

• Audiencia pública y solicitud para replantear dos lotes en uno en 110 S. Cedar Ridge Road (0.895 acres, Victorian Village Replat Addition)
• Audiencia pública y solicitud para replantear dos lotes en uno en 743 W. Camp Wisdom Road (1.14 acres, Irwin Keasler Development Red Bird No. 5 Addition)
• Audiencia pública y solicitud para replantear dos lotes en uno en 402 E. Wheatland Road (7.501 acres, Wheatland Plaza Shopping Center)
• Audiencia pública y solicitud para enmendar PD-1817 para añadir 'estudio de tatuajes' como uso permitido en 100 S. Main Street (1.31 acres, Main Statin Addition)

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

La Junta Asesora de Parques y Recreación revisará las actas de una reunión conjunta con el Concejo Municipal y discutirá los pasos a seguir. También considerarán acuerdos de iluminación basados en el rendimiento, un arrendamiento de terrenos mediante una asociación público-privada para terrenos de parques y oportunidades para la programación de recreación terapéutica. Las actualizaciones cubren eventos recientes, el proceso presupuestario del FY27 y la programación de una reunión conjunta con la Community and Economic Development Corporation.

• Discutir el arrendamiento de terrenos mediante una asociación público-privada dentro de los parques
• Discutir acuerdos de iluminación basados en el rendimiento
• Revisar la reunión conjunta con el Concejo Municipal el 13 de abril de 2026 y los pasos de acción necesarios
• Discutir oportunidades para la programación de recreación terapéutica
• Las actualizaciones incluyen el proceso presupuestario del FY27 y el Ladd Nature Preserve Advisory Committee

Zoning Board of Adjustment

La Junta de Ajuste de Zonificación llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre una solicitud de varianza de letreros para aumentar la altura máxima de una valla publicitaria digital en 702 E. Highway 67. La junta también considerará la aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 5 de marzo de 2026. Se aceptarán comentarios públicos sobre temas que no estén en la agenda.

• Audiencia pública sobre la varianza de letreros ZBA-2026-00003 para el aumento de la altura de la valla publicitaria digital en 702 E. Highway 67
• Consideración de las actas de la reunión del 5 de marzo de 2026

City Council

El Concejo Municipal llevará a cabo una audiencia pública y considerará una ordenanza para renombrar un segmento de Shady Trail Drive a Bill Willborn Drive. El concejo también discutirá un programa de registro e inspección de alquileres residenciales, una actualización anual de STAR Transit y cambios presupuestarios, y un desarrollo potencial en 100 E Wheatland Rd. Otras acciones incluyen la aprobación de certificados de obligación, una enmienda presupuestaria y proclamas para la Semana de la Policía, la Semana de las Pequeñas Empresas y la Semana del Agua Potable.

• Audiencia pública y ordenanza para renombrar Shady Trail Drive (desde South Main Street hasta Bob Lee Boulevard) a Bill Willborn Drive
• Considerar una Carta de Intención no vinculante con Cenzo's Pizza & Deli para el desarrollo en 100 E Wheatland Rd
• Discutir el programa de registro e inspección de alquileres residenciales
• Sesión informativa sobre la actualización anual del año fiscal 25-26 de STAR Transit y los cambios presupuestarios del año fiscal 27
• La agenda de consentimiento incluye la emisión de Certificados de Obligación de la Serie 2026 y una enmienda a las políticas de contratación

The City Council approved several ordinances and resolutions including a street name change and budget adjustments. They also authorized a non-binding letter of intent for a pizza and deli development proposal.

• Approved renaming Shady Trail Drive to Bill Willborn Drive (7-0)
• Approved FY 2025-26 Budget amendment (7-0)
• Approved non-binding Letter of Intent with Cenzo's Pizza & Deli, LLC for 100 E Wheatland Rd. (7-0)
• Approved issuance and sale of Series 2026 Revenue Certificates of Obligation (7-0)
• Approved notice of intention to issue Series 2026A Certificates of Obligation (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda including procurement policy amendments and MVCPA Grant (7-0)

Civil Service Commission

La Comisión de Servicio Civil de Duncanville considerará aprobar la suspensión del Oficial Michael Hankins y del Bombero Tom Campbell. La comisión también votará sobre la adopción del Sistema Promocional Alternativo (APS) para el departamento de policía y revisará actualizaciones de las pruebas, incluyendo un nuevo proveedor y el calendario de exámenes promocionales. Se aceptan comentarios públicos en persona o por correo electrónico.

• Votación para suspender al Oficial Michael Hankins
• Votación para suspender al Bombero Tom Campbell
• Adopción del Sistema Promocional Alternativo (APS) para Duncanville PD
• Aprobación de Ure Consulting Group como nuevo proveedor de pruebas de Servicio Civil
• Fecha tentativa de la prueba promocional de policía fijada para el 3 de junio de 2026 (Teniente y Sargento)

Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation

La Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation considerará vender su participación de propiedad de Main Station LTD en 100 S Main Street al socio mayoritario. La junta también recibirá informes sobre el evento BloomFest, un resumen de las solicitudes de Design Incentive Grant para el FY-26 y una actualización del año fiscal actual previa a un taller de presupuesto para el FY-2026-2027. Se ha programado una sesión ejecutiva para discutir incentivos de desarrollo económico para un prospecto comercial, con posible acción al reincorporarse.

• Propuesta de venta de la participación de propiedad de DCEDC en Main Station LTD en 100 S Main Street (Item 9A)
• Sesión ejecutiva para deliberar sobre incentivos de desarrollo económico para un prospecto comercial (Item 10)
• Informe previo al evento BloomFest (Item 8A)
• Resumen de las solicitudes de Design Incentive Grant recibidas para el FY-26 (Item 8B)
• Actualización del año fiscal actual y taller de presupuesto de DCEDC FY-2026-2027 (Item 8C)

The board approved the minutes from the March 9 and March 23, 2026 meetings. President Harvey announced the resignation of board member Greg Zylka. The board discussed the proposed sale of the DCEDC's ownership share of Main Station LTD to the majority partner.

• Approved March 9, 2026 Special Called Meeting minutes (5-0)
• Approved March 23, 2026 Regular Meeting minutes as corrected (5-0)
• Announced resignation of board member Greg Zylka
• Discussed proposed sale of Main Station LTD ownership share

Library Advisory Board

La Junta Asesora de la Biblioteca de Duncanville llevará a cabo una reunión regular para recibir comentarios públicos y aprobar las actas de marzo. El elemento principal de discusión es un grupo de enfoque de la Evaluación de Necesidades Comunitarias. La agenda incluye informes rutinarios del Director y del Director Asistente.

• Comentarios públicos limitados a 2 minutos por orador, con opción de envío por correo electrónico
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión regular del 5 de marzo de 2026
• Informes del Director y del Director Asistente
• Discusión del grupo de enfoque de la Evaluación de Necesidades Comunitarias

The April 23, 2026 regular meeting of the Duncanville Library Advisory Board was canceled because a quorum was not present. No decisions or actions were taken.

City Council

El Concejo Municipal de Duncanville discutirá una carta de intención preliminar para el desarrollo en 100 E Wheatland Road, un resumen del Plan Maestro de Drenaje y el cambio de nombre de Shady Trail Drive durante la sesión de trabajo. En la sesión ordinaria, la agenda de consentimiento incluye un acuerdo de incentivo de la DCEDC por $200,000 para el redesarrollo de Texas Fadez Barber Academy & Midas Touch Retail Supply Store en 1014 S. Main Street, una enmienda de zonificación para un complejo multifamiliar de 12 unidades en 402 E. Wheatland Road, y dos gastos de patrocinio ($7,500 para un evento de arrastre de camión de bomberos y $5,000 para días de mejora de propiedades). Los artículos de consideración individual incluyen un informe del departamento de bomberos y una sesión informativa sobre actualizaciones de tarifas maestras. El concejo también llevará a cabo sesiones ejecutivas sobre litigios con Life School, deberes del administrador de la ciudad y adquisición de bienes inmuebles.

• Resolución que aprueba un incentivo de desarrollo económico de $200,000 para Texas Fadez Barber Academy & Midas Touch Retail Supply Store en 1014 S. Main Street
• Enmienda al Desarrollo Planificado PD2535-R a PD2535-R2 para un complejo multifamiliar de 12 unidades en 402 E. Wheatland Road
• Resolución que autoriza un patrocinio de la DCEDC de $7,500 para el 17º Annual Dallas County Sheriff's Office and Duncanville Police Department Fire Truck Pull
• Resolución que autoriza un patrocinio de la DCEDC de $5,000 para los 2026 Property Improvement Program Days
• Sesión informativa y discusión sobre la carta de intención preliminar para una propuesta de desarrollo en 100 E Wheatland Road

The council unanimously approved the consent agenda (6-0), which included a zoning amendment for a 12-unit multi-family development at 402 E. Wheatland Road, a $200,000 economic development incentive for Texas Fadez Barber Academy & Midas Touch at 1014 S. Main Street, and other items. The council also separately approved a Hot Fund Grant to the Duncanville Chamber of Commerce and designated Mr. and Ms. Juneteenth for the 2026 Best Southwest Juneteenth event. No action was taken on executive session matters.

• Approved consent agenda (6-0) including minutes, board appointments, two DCEDC sponsorships, $200,000 incentive agreement, and zoning amendment
• Approved zoning amendment for 12-unit multi-family at 402 E. Wheatland Rd (consent, 6-0)
• Approved $200,000 economic development incentive for Texas Fadez/Midas Touch at 1014 S. Main St (consent, 6-0)
• Approved $7,500 sponsorship for Fire Truck Pull (consent, 6-0)
• Approved $5,000 sponsorship for PIP Days (consent, 6-0)
• Approved board appointments to fill vacancies (consent, 6-0)
• Approved FY2026 Hot Fund Grant to Duncanville Chamber of Commerce (6-0)
• Approved designation of Mr. and Ms. Juneteenth for 2026 Best Southwest Juneteenth event (6-0)

Keep Duncanville Beautiful

La Junta Keep Duncanville Beautiful discutirá el proyecto del mural, el seminario de paisajismo nativo de verano, las fechas de recolección de basura y el programa Adopt-A-Highway. La junta también recibirá comentarios del público y aprobará las actas de la reunión del 5 de marzo.

• Discutir el proyecto del mural
• Discutir el Summer Native Landscaping Seminar
• Discutir las fechas y ubicaciones de recolección de basura
• Discutir la actualización de Walnut Circle
• Discutir el programa Adopt-A-Highway

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

Esta reunión conjunta de la Junta Asesora de Parques y Recreación de Duncanville y el Concejo Municipal discutirá proyectos potenciales para financiar con los fondos restantes de los Bonos de 2018. La junta también recibirá comentarios públicos, aprobará las actas del 9 de marzo de 2026 y discutirá la dirección del Concejo Municipal para 2026. El personal proporcionará actualizaciones sobre programas recientes y el corte de cinta de las concesiones/baños de Harrington Park.

• Recibir comentarios públicos (límite de 2 minutos por orador)
• Aprobar las actas de la reunión regular del 9 de marzo de 2026
• Discutir proyectos potenciales financiados con los fondos restantes de los Bonos de 2018
• Discutir la dirección o expectativas del Concejo Municipal para la junta en 2026
• Actualizaciones del personal, incluyendo el corte de cinta de las concesiones/baños de Harrington Park

Planning and Zoning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación y Zonificación llevará a cabo la continuación de una audiencia pública para un cambio de zonificación de Distrito Residencial Unifamiliar 10 (SF-10) a Distrito Residencial de Dúplex (TF-7) en una propiedad de 8.727 acres. La comisión también considerará una nueva audiencia pública para un cambio de zonificación de Oficina Local/Minorista (LOR) a Distrito Residencial Multifamiliar 21 (MF-21) en 1435 Candlelight Avenue. Además, hay tres solicitudes de platón en la agenda: un replatón en 1238 Ridge Rock Lane, un platón preliminar en 311 E. Danieldale Road y un replatón en 2 N. Duncanville Road.

• Continuación de la audiencia pública para el cambio de zonificación de SF-10 a TF-7 en 1023 N. Cockrell Hill Road (8.727 acres)
• Audiencia pública para el cambio de zonificación de LOR a MF-21 en 1435 Candlelight Avenue (1.2 acres)
• Solicitud de replatón para subdividir un lote en dos en 1238 Ridge Rock Lane
• Solicitud de platón preliminar para registrar un lote no platado en 311 E. Danieldale Road (2.5 acres)
• Solicitud de replatón para subdividir un lote en tres en 2 N. Duncanville Road (4.01 acres)

Community Engagement Advisory Board

La Junta Asesora de Compromiso Comunitario de Duncanville llevará a cabo una reunión regular el 9 de abril de 2026, con informes sobre National Night Out, el próximo Bloomfest y una descripción general de FIFA. No hay votos programados sobre ordenanzas o contratos; la agenda consiste en actualizaciones, discusiones y coordinación con otras juntas.

• Informe de National Night Out
• Informe de Descripción General de FIFA solicitado por el Miembro de la Junta Ruben Medina
• Coordinación con otras juntas con respecto al Bloomfest del 5/9
• Discusiones sobre el Alcance Juvenil y el Alcance de Nuevos Residentes
• Coordinación con Dallas County sobre el alcance después de FIFA (en espera)

City Council

El Concejo Municipal llevará a cabo una sesión de trabajo informativa sobre el saldo del Fondo General, un nuevo programa de recompensas para negocios y el programa Axon FUSUS. En sesión ejecutiva, discutirán la compra de bienes inmuebles al este de Santa Fe Trail y las funciones del administrador de la ciudad. La sesión regular incluye audiencias públicas sobre un permiso de alquiler a corto plazo, un permiso de ventanilla (drive-thru) y una enmienda de desarrollo planificado, además de artículos de la agenda de consentimiento que aprueban evaluaciones médicas policiales, la renovación de Microsoft 365 y el soporte de Tyler Technologies.

• Contrato de evaluaciones médicas policiales con On Duty Health, $225,556.27 por 5 años
• Renovación de la suscripción de Microsoft 365 de CDW-G, $255,000 por 3 años
• Soporte de software de Tyler Technologies, $450,000 por 3 años
• Audiencia pública para SUP de alquiler a corto plazo en 314 E. Center Street
• Audiencia pública para SUP de ventanilla (drive-thru) en 102 N. Cedar Ridge Drive

The City Council approved the consent agenda, including police health assessments and software contracts. They failed to approve a Short-Term Rental permit at 314 E. Center Street and instead passed a drive-thru permit at 102 N. Cedar Ridge Drive and a mural ordinance repealing Section 16A-39.

• Approved consent agenda (7-0)
• Failed Short-Term Rental permit at 314 E. Center Street (0-7)
• Approved drive-thru permit at 102 N. Cedar Ridge Drive (5-2)
• Approved Planned Development amendment at 402 E. Wheatland Road (7-0)
• Approved ordinance repealing mural restrictions (6-0)
• Tabled Hotel Occupancy Tax resolution for Chamber of Commerce (7-0)

Zoning Board of Adjustment

City Council

The City Council will hold a workshop to deliberate the proposed 2026 Bond Program for a Police/Courts Facility. No action will be taken during this meeting. Discussions will cover funding, site options, and project costs.

• Proposed 2026 Bond Program for a Police/Courts Facility
• Bond debt, capacity, and tax implications
• Site options revision and new probable cost estimates
• Proposed engagement and marketing firm program
• Service Center project options

The City Council held a workshop to deliberate on the 2026 Bond Program regarding a new Police/Courts Facility. Discussions included bond debt, tax implications, site options, and project costs. No formal actions or votes were taken during this meeting.

• No substantive decisions or actions were taken

Arts Commission

The Duncanville Arts Commission will discuss the hotel occupancy tax, the Danieldale and Cockrell Hill mural, and planning for a Poet Laureate program. They will also consider hosting a booth at the 2026 BloomFest and receive updates on the annual report and arts-business mixers. Public comments will be accepted, and minutes from February 2025 are up for approval.

• Discussion of Hotel Occupancy Tax
• Consideration of Danieldale and Cockrell Hill Mural
• Discussion and planning of Duncanville Poet Laureate
• Consideration of hosting a table/booth at 2026 BloomFest
• Annual Report Briefing

Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation

The Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation will hold public hearings and consider action on an economic development incentive request from JCTF Real Estate for the expansion of Texas Fadez Barber Academy & Midas Touch Retail Supply. The board will also consider sponsorships for the Dallas County Sheriff's Office and Duncanville Police Department's Fire Truck Pull and the Property Improvement Program. Other business includes a second amendment to an incentive agreement for Project Encina at 220 N. Main Street, extending the deadline to July 31, 2026, and a plan to send a delegation to the ICSC Annual Real Estate Convention.

• Public hearing and action on economic development incentive for JCTF Real Estate (Texas Fadez Barber Academy & Midas Touch Retail Supply)
• Sponsorship for Dallas County Sheriff's Office & Duncanville Police Department's 17th Annual Fire Truck Pull
• Sponsorship for Property Improvement Program (PIP)
• Second Amendment to incentive agreement with BCVCR Holdings, LLC and Pegasus Bank for Project Encina at 220 N. Main Street, extending completion and reimbursement deadline to July 31, 2026
• Discussion of DCEDC delegation to ICSC Annual Real Estate Convention on May 18–20, 2026

The Board approved a $200,000 economic development incentive for JCTF Real Estate, LLC. Other actions included approving an amendment for Project Encina and various community sponsorships.

• Approved February 23, 2026, meeting minutes (5-0-0)
• Approved Second Amendment to incentive agreement for BCVCR Holdings, LLC/Pegasus Bank at 220 N. Main Street (5-0-0)
• Approved sponsorship for Dallas County Sheriff's Office & Duncanville Police Department Fire Truck Pull (5-0-0)
• Approved sponsorship for the Property Improvement Program (5-0-0)
• Approved Open Rewards Program by Bludot Technologies (5-0-0)
• Approved $200,000 economic development incentive for JCTF Real Estate, LLC at 1014 South Main (4-1-0)

Tax Increment Financing

The Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Board will receive briefings on Capital Improvement Program projects and real estate activity within the TIRZ boundaries. The board will also discuss goals for the remainder of fiscal year 2026 and hold an executive session regarding economic development incentives.

• Briefing from Public Works Department on Capital Improvement Program (CIP) projects
• Briefing on proposed development projects and real estate activity within the TIRZ
• Discussion of board priorities and goals for the remainder of fiscal year 2026
• Executive session to deliberate financial or other incentives to a business prospect

City Council

The Duncanville City Council will hold an executive session to deliberate a possible purchase, exchange, or lease of real property bounded by Santa Fe Trail, Danieldale Road, Cockrell Hill Road, and Camp Wisdom Road, and to seek legal advice on the matter. The council will also discuss legal matters concerning Life School versus the City of Duncanville. In the regular session, the council will consider several consent agenda items, including fire apparatus repair contracts, a services agreement amendment, and an advance funding agreement with TxDOT for landscape enhancements along IH‑20.

• Executive Session: deliberation of purchase, exchange, or lease of property east of Santa Fe Trail, north of Danieldale Road, west of Cockrell Hill Road, and south of Camp Wisdom Road
• Executive Session: legal consultation regarding Life School vs. the City of Duncanville
• Consent Agenda: resolution authorizing a cooperative purchasing agreement with Metro Fire Apparatus Specialists, Inc. for fire apparatus repairs up to $150,000
• Consent Agenda: amendment to services agreement with Locality Media, Inc. for ePCR records management up to $205,074.21
• Individual Consideration: resolution authorizing an advance funding agreement with TxDOT for Green Ribbon Program landscape enhancements along IH‑20 from N. Cedar Ridge Road to east of Main Street

The Duncanville City Council approved several operational agreements by consent vote, including up to $150,000 annually for fire apparatus repairs and an ePCR records system amendment costing up to $205,074.21 to support emergency response tracking. These contracts maintain public safety equipment and documentation systems used by first responders. The council also authorized a Dallas College clinical affiliation for EMS student internships and acknowledged the fiscal year 2025 financial audit. Finally, the council approved an advance funding agreement with TxDOT for landscape enhancements along IH-20 from N. Cedar Ridge Road to east of Main Street.

• Approved fire apparatus repair contract with Metro Fire Apparatus Specialists up to $150,000/year (7-0)
• Authorized Dallas College clinical affiliation for EMS student internships (7-0)
• Approved First Due ePCR records management system amendment up to $205,074.21 (7-0)
• Acknowledged fiscal year 2025 independent audit and financial report (7-0)
• Approved TxDOT advance funding agreement for IH-20 landscape enhancements from N. Cedar Ridge Road to east of Main Street (7-0)
• Closed executive sessions on real estate purchase and Life School litigation with no action taken

Community Engagement Advisory Board

The Duncanville Community Engagement Advisory Board will consider February meeting minutes and discuss multiple outreach initiatives, including new resident outreach, coordination with the Hispanic Coalition, and planning for the May 9 Bloomfest event. A briefing on software updates and a Town Hall with the Arts Commission are also scheduled.

• Discussion of new resident outreach strategies
• Outreach to Hispanic Coalition
• Coordination with other boards for the May 9 Bloomfest
• Town Hall briefing with Arts Commission
• Last-minute change notifications and software update

City Council

The council will conduct interviews and discuss appointments for the Art and Cultural District Steering Committee and the Comprehensive Plan Implementation Committee. It will also discuss appointments, dismissals, duties, and possible elimination of boards, then convene into executive session for personnel matters related to several commissions and boards.

• Interviews for Art and Cultural District Steering Committee applicants
• Interviews for Comprehensive Plan Implementation Committee applicants
• Discussion of appointments, dismissals, duties, and elimination of possible boards
• Executive session on personnel for Planning and Zoning Commission, Board of Adjustment, Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation Board, and TIF Reinvestment Zone Number One

The council held a special meeting on March 10, 2026. No public comments were received. Interviews were conducted for the Comprehensive Plan Implementation Committee, but no appointments, dismissals, or votes were recorded.

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will consider a draft joint-use agreement with Duncanville ISD. The board will also review upcoming events for March and April and discuss the FY28 budget process. Minutes from the February 9, 2026 meeting will be approved, and agenda items for an upcoming City Council joint meeting will be planned.

• Discuss draft joint-use agreement with Duncanville ISD
• Approve minutes from the February 9, 2026 meeting
• Review events scheduled for March and April
• Discuss FY28 budget process
• Plan agenda items for upcoming City Council joint meeting

Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation

The Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation will discuss the FY 2026-2027 budget calendar and deliberate on real estate transactions and economic development incentives in a closed session. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding a multifamily residential project.

• Public hearing for Project Fouts multifamily residential site
• FY 2026-2027 DCEDC Budget Calendar discussion
• Real estate negotiations in closed session
• Signage Grant update for Take Out Burgers ($3,800)
• Texas Fadez Barber School expansion briefing

The council approved the minutes from the December 15 special meeting (4‑0‑1). It also approved the FY 2026‑2027 DCEDC Budget Calendar, adding a regular meeting on 03/23/26 (6‑0‑0). No action was taken on the public hearing for the Mejia & Company incentive request. Executive‑session deliberations resulted in no action.

• Approved December 15 Special DCEDC meeting minutes (4-0-1)
• Approved FY 2026-2027 DCEDC Budget Calendar, adding 03/23/26 meeting (6-0-0)
• Public hearing on Mejia & Company incentive request – no action taken
• Executive session deliberations – no action taken

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Duncanville Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a briefing at 6:30 PM followed by a regular meeting at 7:00 PM on March 9, 2026. They will consider approval of minutes from previous meetings and three public hearings: a planned development amendment for a residential development at 402 E. Wheatland Road, a specific use permit for a drive-thru at a proposed daiquiri/restaurant at 102 N. Cedar Ridge Drive, and a zoning change from Single-Family Residential to Duplex Residential at 1023 N. Cockrell Hill Road.

• Zone-2025-00006: Amend PD-2535 and site plan for residential development on 7.501 acres at 402 E. Wheatland Road.
• Zone-2026-00008: Specific Use Permit for a drive-thru as accessory to a daiquiri/restaurant on 0.0266 acres at 102 N. Cedar Ridge Drive.
• Zone-2026-00011: Zoning change from SF-10 to TF-7 (duplex) on 8.727 acres at 1023 N. Cockrell Hill Road.
• Approval of amended minutes from January 12, 2026 and February 9, 2026 meetings.
• Public comment period open via email submission before 4:00 PM day of meeting.

Zoning Board of Adjustment

The Duncanville Zoning Board of Adjustment will consider two variance requests: a fence variance for a property on Cavan Road and a use variance for a group home on Sharon Drive. The meeting will also include a public comment period and the approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Consider approval of minutes from November 6, 2025 meeting
• ZBA-2025-00004: Discuss fence variance at 700 and 704 Cavan Road
• ZBA-2026-00002: Discuss use variance for group home at 1507 Sharon Drive
• Public comment period for items not on the agenda
• Potential closed executive session for legal advice

Library Advisory Board

The Duncanville Library Advisory Board will meet to approve minutes from a prior meeting and adopt a mission statement. The session will also include reports from the Library Director and Assistant Director.

• Approve minutes from December 4, 2025 regular meeting
• Approve Library Advisory Board mission statement
• Director report
• Assistant Director report
• Public comments via email before 4:00 p.m.

The board approved the minutes from the December 4, 2025 meeting by unanimous vote. The board also approved its mission statement, again unanimously. The meeting was then adjourned unanimously.

• Approved December 4, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Library Advisory Board mission statement (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Keep Duncanville Beautiful

The Keep Duncanville Beautiful Board will hold its regular meeting on March 5, 2026. The agenda includes receiving public comments, approving minutes from the February 16 meeting, and discussing both the annual gardening workshop and a proposed mural. No decisions are indicated; the items are for discussion.

• Approve minutes from the regular meeting held on February 16, 2026
• Discuss Annual Gardening Workshop
• Discuss mural
• Receive public comments (2‑minute limit per speaker)

Audit Committee

The Audit Committee will discuss approving the minutes from its July 15, 2025 meeting, conduct an annual review of committee policies and procedures, and review the audit of financial statements for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025, presented by the audit firm Patillo, Brown & Hill LLC. The meeting may enter executive session for confidential legal advice on any agenda item.

• Consider approval of July 15, 2025 meeting minutes
• Annual review of audit committee policies, procedures, and activities per Resolution 2015-111714
• Review and discussion of the audit of financial statements for year ending September 30, 2025

City Council

The Duncanville City Council will meet to discuss agenda items, receive reports, and hear public comments. The body will consider canceling the May 2, 2026, General Election, issuing a Notice of Intent for Certificate of Obligation Bonds, and repealing restrictions on murals. A public hearing is scheduled for a Chapter 380 Agreement regarding the Railroad Flats Property.

• Cancel May 2, 2026, General Election
• Issue Notice of Intent for CO Bonds
• Repeal mural restrictions (Ordinance Merging Sign Control Board)
• Public hearing: Chapter 380 Agreement for Railroad Flats Property
• Approve mural at Xela Bistro, 1117 S. Main Street

The Duncanville City Council approved a Chapter 380 Agreement to move forward with the Railroad Flats property redevelopment (5‑for, 2‑against). The council also adopted new Community Pillars, Core Values and Mission Statement, merged the Sign Control Board into the Zoning Board of Adjustment, and established the Charles F. Ladd Nature Preserve Advisory Committee. Several consent‑agenda items were approved unanimously, including a dump‑truck purchase for $205,879.16 and a Homeland Security grant of about $30,000. Two items related to murals were tabled pending further action.

• Approved Consent Agenda items (minutes, election cancellation, board appointment, HOT Fund award, dump‑truck purchase $205,879.16, Ash Grove Cement Plant Access Agreement, CO Bonds notice, $30,000 Homeland Security grant) – vote 7‑0
• Adopted new Community Pillars, Core Values and Mission Statement – vote 7‑0
• Merged Sign Control Board into Zoning Board of Adjustment – vote 7‑0
• Approved Chapter 380 Agreement for Railroad Flats redevelopment – vote 5‑2
• Established Charles F. Ladd Nature Preserve Advisory Committee – vote 7‑0
• Approved FY25‑26 Arts Grant Program funding – vote 7‑0
• Adopted revised Arts Funding Policy and Grant Guidelines – vote 7‑0
• Tabled mural ordinance and mural approval pending – vote 6‑1

Neighborhood Vitality Commission

This is a largely procedural meeting of the Duncanville Neighborhood Vitality Commission. The commission will select a chair and vice chair, set future meeting dates, and discuss amending its mission statement. No votes on ordinances, contracts, or rezoning are on the agenda.

• Selection of Chair and Vice Chair
• Discussion of amending the commission's mission statement
• Setting future meeting dates and locations

Arts Commission

The Duncanville Arts Commission will review minutes from previous meetings, receive reports on community engagement, and consider recommending permits for the Xela Bistro Mural and other public art projects. The body will also brief on grant applications and policy revisions.

• Consider recommending a permit for the Xela Bistro Mural
• Review minutes from December 15, 2025, and January 12, 2026, meetings
• Briefing on Second quarter grant applications and policy revisions
• Presentations on Ellafair at BloomFest 2026 and Neighborhood Town Halls
• Reports on Arts and Business Mixers and Cockrell Hill and Danieldale Murals

Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation

This joint meeting of the Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation, City Council, and TIF Board will consider a resolution authorizing a $49,000 professional services agreement with Catalyst Commercial for economic development advisory services. The board will also receive the TIF Zone No.1 FY2025 annual report and hear briefings on comprehensive plan implementation, proposed DCEDC bylaws updates, and the financial status of the DCEDC and TIF funds. Additionally, the board will discuss the vacant Railroad Flats site and a request for expressions of interest for the property at 200 W Center Street. The meeting includes an executive session to deliberate economic development incentives.

• Resolution to approve $49,000 contract with Catalyst Commercial for economic development advisory services.
• Receive and consider TIF Zone No.1 FY2025 annual report.
• Briefing on Comprehensive Plan implementation and development considerations.
• Briefing on proposed updates to DCEDC bylaws for alignment and governance clarity.
• Briefing on vacant Railroad Flats site and RFEI for 200 W Center Street.

The DCEDC Board unanimously approved a resolution to hire Catalyst Commercial for economic development advisory services, up to $49,000. The City Council also unanimously approved the same contract. Both the TIF Board and City Council unanimously approved the Fiscal Year 2025 Annual Report for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No. 1. No other actions were taken.

• DCEDC Board approved $49,000 Catalyst Commercial advisory contract (6-0-0)
• City Council approved $49,000 Catalyst Commercial advisory contract (6-0-0)
• TIF Board approved Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No.1 FY2025 report (4-0-0)
• City Council approved Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No.1 FY2025 report (6-0-0)

City Council

The February 17, 2026 City Council meeting will include briefings on zoning changes and on‑duty health, followed by a regular session with reports, a quarterly investment presentation, and citizen comments. The council will vote on several consent‑agenda items, including a $598,805.75 purchase of a vacuum‑excavation truck and a TEMAT emergency‑management memorandum. In individual consideration, the council will decide a resolution authorizing up to $11,900,000 for an Energy Savings Performance Contract to install advanced metering infrastructure and smart water meters, and will hold a public hearing on a Chapter 380 agreement for the Railroad Flats property redevelopment.

• Closed executive session to seek legal advice on purchase/lease of real property bounded by Santa Fe Trail, Danieldale Road, Cockrell Hill Road, and Camp Wisdom Road.
• Resolution authorizing $598,805.75 purchase of a Vac‑Con vacuum, jet rodder, and hydro‑excavation truck from Houston Freightliner, Inc. under H‑GAC contract HT‑06‑20.
• Resolution authorizing up to $11,900,000 Energy Savings Performance Contract with Performance Services of Texas for advanced metering infrastructure and smart water meters (subject to funding).
• Public hearing on a Chapter 380 agreement with Pegaso California Construction for acquisition and redevelopment of the Railroad Flats Property owned by DCEDC.
• Resolution authorizing the TEMAT Memorandum of Understanding for participation in Texas Emergency Management Assistance Teams.

The council approved the consent agenda, which included a $598,805.75 purchase of a vacuum‑excavation truck and agreements for emergency management and fire training. It also approved an Energy Savings Performance Contract up to $11,900,000 for advanced metering and smart water meters, contingent on certificates of obligation. A public hearing on a Chapter 380 agreement for the Railroad Flats property was tabled until the March 3 meeting.

• Approved consent agenda items—including TEMAT MOU, Midlothian fire‑training interlocal agreement, and $598,805.75 vacuum‑excavation truck purchase (7‑0)
• Approved Energy Savings Performance Contract for Advanced Metering Infrastructure and smart water meters up to $11,900,000, subject to certificates of obligation (7‑0)
• Tabled public hearing on Chapter 380 agreement with Pegaso California Construction for Railroad Flats redevelopment (7‑0)

Keep Duncanville Beautiful

The Keep Duncanville Beautiful Board will meet to approve minutes from November, confirm participation in the Keep Texas Beautiful virtual conference, and discuss potential Dark Sky lighting ideas. The board will also review the 2025 Christmas parade and finalize a calendar of upcoming events. Public comments will be accepted in person or via email.

• Approve minutes from Nov. 17, 2025
• Confirm participation in Keep Texas Beautiful virtual conference
• Discuss Dark Sky lighting ideas
• Discuss 2025 Christmas parade
• Review calendar and confirm events

Tax Increment Financing

The Tax Increment Finance Board and Duncanville Community & Economic Development Corporation are holding a local business site tour at 715 Skyline. A quorum of both boards may be present, but no actions will be taken. The public may attend and comment.

• Local business site tour at 715 Skyline, Duncanville
• Quorum may be present but no decisions will be made
• Public invited to attend and participate with Q&A opportunity

Community Engagement Advisory Board

The Duncanville Community Engagement Advisory Board will consider the minutes from the January 8, 2026 regular meeting and receive public comments. The board will discuss several outreach initiatives, including a town hall proposal in partnership with the Arts Commission, new resident outreach, and evaluation of post-storm communication and marketing.

• Town Hall Proposal beginning with Arts Commission partnership
• New Resident Outreach discussion
• Business of the Month Program update
• Dallas County incentives presentation by Ms. Minerva Rodriguez
• Post-Storm Communication and Marketing Evaluation

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will approve January minutes and discuss funding for 2018 bond projects and capital park grants. The board will also review the FY27 budget process and potential joint-use agreements with the school district.

• Approve minutes from January 12, 2026
• Discuss 2018 Bond projects
• Discuss capital park grants
• Review FY27 Budget Process
• Review School District Joint-use agreement

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Duncanville Planning and Zoning Commission will discuss amending the comprehensive zoning ordinance to add two alternate commission members. It will also consider approval of the January 12 meeting minutes and review several plat and specific‑use permit requests for residential and commercial projects.

• Amend comprehensive zoning ordinance to add two alternate Planning and Zoning Commission members
• PLAT‑2025‑00005: New lot creation for residential construction at 402 E. Wheatland Road (7.501 acres)
• PLAT‑2026‑00006: Replat to divide southern portion of lot at 902 Fairlawn Drive
• ZONE‑2025‑00007: Specific Use Permit for short‑term rental at 314 E. Center Street (0.262 acres)
• ZONE‑2026‑00008: Specific Use Permit for drive‑thru accessory to a daiquiri/restaurant at 102 N. Cedar Ridge Drive (0.0266 acres)

Civil Service Commission

The Duncanville Civil Service Commission will review the minutes from its December 4, 2025 meeting. It will certify the list of candidates from the January 31, 2026 police entrance exam and consider any actions to remove individual eligibility. The commission will discuss and potentially adopt an alternate promotional system for sworn police officers under Section 143.035 of the Local Government Code, and may request an election to submit the revised system to all officers.

• Approve minutes from the December 4, 2025 Civil Service Commission meeting
• Certify the January 31, 2026 police entrance exam list and approve eligibility removals
• Discuss and approve adoption of an alternate promotional system per Section 143.035 (c)–(g) of the Local Government Code
• Request the Civil Service Director conduct an election to submit the revised promotional system to all sworn police officers

City Council

The council will hold a work session with briefings on the FY 2026-27 budget calendar, proposed FIFA World Cup events, and a police and courts needs assessment financial impact. During the regular session, public hearings are scheduled for a Chapter 380 economic development incentive agreement with Parklane Investments for up to $150,000 for a Bojangles restaurant, a Specific Use Permit for temporary workforce housing at 710 Markwood Drive, and a Specific Use Permit for an event center with outdoor pickleball courts at 202 W. Center Street. The council will also consider a resolution ordering the May 2 general election and make appointments to committees.

• Public hearing on Chapter 380 agreement with Parklane Investments d/b/a Corinth Properties for $150,000 sales tax rebate for Bojangles restaurant at 918 East Highway 67
• Public hearing for Specific Use Permit for temporary workforce housing at 710 Markwood Drive
• Public hearing for Specific Use Permit for event center and outdoor pickleball courts at 202 W. Center Street
• Resolution ordering the May 2, 2026 general election
• Briefing on Police and Courts Needs Assessment financial impact and financing options

The council approved a Chapter 380 Economic Development Incentive Agreement with Parklane Investments, providing up to $150,000 in sales‑tax rebates. It also approved an amendment to establish the Arts and Cultural District Steering Committee and adopted two specific‑use permits for temporary workforce housing and an event center with pickleball courts. The consent agenda and related resolutions were unanimously adopted.

• Approved Chapter 380 Economic Development Incentive Agreement (RES 2026-594) 7‑0
• Approved amendment to Resolution 2025-423 establishing Arts and Cultural District Steering Committee (RES 2026-593) 7‑0
• Approved Specific Use Permit for temporary workforce housing at 710 Markwood Drive 6‑1
• Approved Specific Use Permit for event center and outdoor pickleball courts at 202 W. Center Street 7‑0
• Approved Consent Agenda, including Resolution ordering May 2, 2026 General Election (RES 2026-591) and methods for public information requests (RES 2026-592) 7‑0

Planning and Zoning Commission

This is a special joint meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Zoning Board of Adjustment. The sole agenda item is a public hearing to provide training for both boards. No items for decision or public comment on specific projects are scheduled.

• Public hearing to provide training for the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Zoning Board of Adjustment

City Council

This is a special meeting of the Duncanville City Council to conduct interviews and discuss appointments for several city boards and commissions, including the Zoning Board of Adjustment, Planning & Zoning Commission, and others. The council will also discuss potential dismissals, duties, or elimination of boards. An executive session is scheduled for personnel discussions on appointments.

• Interviews and appointments for Zoning Board of Adjustment, Planning & Zoning Commission, Community Engagement Board, Neighborhood Vitality Commission, Keep Duncanville Beautiful Board, Library Advisory Board, Park & Recreation Advisory Board, Arts Commission, TIF Reinvestment Zone Number One, and Tri-Cities Animal Control Board.
• Discussion of appointments, dismissals, duties, and/or elimination of possible boards.
• Executive session under Texas Gov't Code §551.074 for personnel matters related to Planning and Zoning Commission, Board of Adjustment, Community and Economic Development Corporation Board, and TIF Zone Number One.

Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation

The Duncanville Community and Economic Development Corporation will consider a resolution to approve a professional service agreement with Catalyst Commercial for up to $49,000 to provide economic development advisory services. The meeting also includes briefings on the comprehensive plan implementation, proposed bylaw updates, the DCEDC and TIF fund financial status, and a vacant site known as Railroad Flats. An executive session will be held to discuss a possible financial incentive to a prospective business.

• Resolution to approve a Professional Service Agreement with Catalyst Commercial, not to exceed $49,000
• Briefing on Comprehensive Plan implementation and development considerations
• Briefing on proposed updates to DCEDC bylaws for alignment and governance clarity
• Briefing on DCEDC and TIF Fund financial status
• Executive session to deliberate a financial or other incentive offer to a business prospect

City Council

The Duncanville City Council will hold a closed executive session to seek legal advice on a proposed purchase, exchange, or lease of real property located east of Main Street, north of US 67, west of Cockrell Hill Road, and south of Camp Wisdom Road. The work session includes briefings on economic development advisory services, a $15,000 purchase‑sale agreement for vacant land at 110 W Magnolia Ln, and advanced metering infrastructure plans. The regular session will consider routine items such as the consent agenda, a $135,000 contract with Prime Controls for water‑facility software support, and nominations for the Arts and Cultural District Steering Committee.

• Closed executive session to discuss real‑property transaction east of Main St (location described by surrounding roads)
• Briefing on a $15,000 Purchase and Sale Agreement for vacant land at 110 W Magnolia Ln
• Resolution for a contract up to $135,000 with Prime Controls, L.P. for water‑storage facility software support
• Proposed economic‑development incentive for the Railroad Flats Property townhome project
• Nomination for Arts and Cultural District Steering Committee Chairperson

The council approved the Special Events Sponsorship Packet and a cooperative purchasing agreement with Prime Controls, L.P. for SCADA software and telemetry repairs up to $135,000. An economic development incentive for the Railroad Flats townhome project was tabled until February 17. Nominations for the Arts and Cultural District Steering Committee were also tabled.

• Approved Special Events Sponsorship Packet (RES 2026-589) – vote 7 for, 0 against
• Approved cooperative purchasing agreement with Prime Controls, L.P. up to $135,000 (RES 2026-590) – vote 7 for, 0 against
• Approved consent agenda items A‑C (minutes, sponsorship packet, Prime Controls contract) – vote 7 for, 0 against
• Tabled economic development incentive for Railroad Flats property – vote 6 for, 1 against (Mayor Pro Tem Gooden opposed)
• Tabled nominations for Arts and Cultural District Steering Committee – vote 7 for, 0 against
• No action taken on executive session item A

Keep Duncanville Beautiful

Tax Increment Financing

City Council

The City Council will hold a briefing and discussion regarding the Police and Courts Spatial Needs Assessment. The meeting also includes a closed executive session to discuss the purchase, exchange, or lease of real properties for city facilities.

• Briefing and discussion on the Police and Courts Spatial Needs Assessment
• Executive session regarding the purchase, exchange, or lease of real properties for city facilities

Tax Increment Financing

Arts Commission

The commission will review final project reports from four grant recipients (Rhythm of Heartbeat Dance Experience, Musical Performance, SupaFly, 2025 Winter Showcase). It will then consider 13 new grant applications for arts projects and programs. Public comments are accepted by email or in person.

• Final reports due within 45 days of project completion; late submissions cause 4-cycle ineligibility
• Consideration of Duncanville Poet Laureate grant application
• Consideration of Maya Angelou Literary Festival grant application
• Consideration of Pieces of Us: A Duncanville Community Mosaic grant application
• Consideration of DSO Principal Cellist Christopher Adkins performance grant

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will discuss a potential joint‑use agreement with Duncanville ISD. It will also consider how to prioritize projects that could use any remaining funds from the 2018 bond. In addition, the board will review the city’s Trail Plan to set priorities for new trails and connections with neighboring cities. Finally, topics for an upcoming meeting with the Community and Economic Development Commission will be explored.

• Potential joint-use agreement with Duncanville ISD
• Prioritization of projects using remaining 2018 bond funds
• Prioritization of potential trails from the City’s Trail Plan, including inter‑city linkages
• Discussion of topics for future meeting with the Duncanville Community and Economic Development Commission
• Staff updates

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Duncanville Planning and Zoning Commission will consider two Specific Use Permits: one for an event center with outdoor pickleball courts at 202 W. Center Street, and another for temporary workforce housing at 710 Markwood Drive. They will also approve minutes from the December 8, 2025 meeting. A briefing begins at 6:30 p.m., followed by the regular meeting at 7:00 p.m.

• Public hearing on SUP ZONE-2025-00003 for an event center and outdoor pickleball courts on 3.35 acres at 202 W. Center Street
• Public hearing on SUP ZONE-2025-00004 for temporary workforce housing at 710 Markwood Drive in a residential neighborhood
• Approval of minutes from the December 8, 2025 Planning and Zoning Commission meeting

Community Engagement Advisory Board

The Duncanville Community Engagement Advisory Board holds a special meeting on January 8, 2026. Items include approving December 2025 meeting minutes, considering a new regular meeting schedule, and discussing FIFA and continued prioritization efforts. Public comments are accepted in person or via email by 4:00 PM that day.

• Consider approval of December 11, 2025, Regular Meeting Minutes
• Consider a new regular meeting schedule
• Discussion of FIFA (topic not further specified in agenda)
• Continued discussion on prioritization and focus areas

City Council

The Duncanville City Council will hold a work session briefing on a proposed development at 918 E. Highway 67, including a potential sales tax sharing agreement. During the regular session, the council will conduct public hearings on a Specific Use Permit for Costco Wholesale to add fuel pumps at 250 W. Highway 67, a zoning change for a property at 810 W. Wheatland Road, and an amendment to a drive-thru SUP at 102 E. Danieldale Road. The consent agenda includes a landscape maintenance agreement with TxDOT for the I-20 Green Ribbon Project.

• Public hearing and action on a Specific Use Permit for Costco Wholesale to allow fuel pumps at 250 W. Highway 67 (ZONE-2025-00018)
• Public hearing on a zoning change from Local Office/Retail to Single-Family Residential (SF-13) at 810 W. Wheatland Road (ZONE-2025-00009)
• Public hearing to amend a Specific Use Permit site plan for a drive-thru at 102 E. Danieldale Road (ZONE-2025-00001)
• Work session briefing on a proposed development at 918 E. Highway 67, including a potential sales tax sharing agreement
• Consideration of a landscape maintenance agreement with TxDOT for the 2026 Green Ribbon Project on I-20 between N. Cedar Ridge Drive and Main Street

Tax Increment Financing

The Duncanville Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Board will hold a regular meeting to discuss establishing a Consultant Selection Committee for updating the Project Plan and Financing Plan for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No. 1. The board will also consider setting a regular meeting schedule. A briefing on business and development activity within the TIRZ is planned. The agenda includes approval of prior meeting minutes and a public forum.

• Discuss and possible action to establish a Consultant Selection Committee for updating the Project Plan and Financing Plan for TIRZ No. 1
• Discuss and possible action to establish a regular meeting schedule for the TIF Board
• Update and briefing on business and development activity within the Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ)
• Approval of August 27, 2025 meeting minutes