Grants & funding in Texas local government
What Texas city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about grants & funding — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
2,130 Texas meetings since 2024 covered grants & funding. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Texas with the most grants & funding activity
- McKinney, TX (65)
- Harlingen, TX (63)
- Corpus Christi, TX (55)
- Palestine, TX (48)
- Victoria County, TX (43)
- New Braunfels, TX (40)
- Amarillo, TX (37)
- Weslaco, TX (31)
- Kerrville, TX (31)
- San Marcos, TX (29)
- El Paso, TX (29)
- Taylor County, TX (28)
Latest matching meetings
Palmhurst City Council to consider updates to city fee schedules
The City Council will discuss updating fee rate schedules for building permits and fire-related fees. The body will also consider authorizations for several grant applications and an amendment to business operating regulations.
Board to consider grant for Palestine YMCA Splash and Dash event
The Tourism Advisory Board will review tourism manager reports from May and June 2026. The board will also discuss and potentially act on a Hotel Occupancy Tax Event Grant application.
HEDC considers $35,000 for All-America City Award Conference
The Development Corporation of Harlingen, Inc. will consider funding for a city award conference and various small business grants. The board will also review participants for the Rise Up Harlingen Pitch competition and hold an executive session regarding 14 different economic development projects.
Council to vote on police budget, zoning changes, and special election ordinance
The Corpus Christi City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes a police district budget of $11,189,046, several zoning rezoning ordinances, water and wastewater rate updates, and grant appropriations. It will also hold public hearings on HUD funding and a special election ordinance that could continue…
City Council to consider grant for Lake Striker water improvements
The City Council will meet for a special session to discuss a grant application. The body is considering whether to apply for funding for water infrastructure.
Brewster County holds 2027 budget workshop and election planning
The Commissioners Court will conduct a workshop for the 2027 draft budget, including salary scales and a potential Capital Improvements Fund. The body is also deciding on election orders and personnel for the November General Election.
Van EDC to consider grant for grease trap at Coupe's Cafe and Game Room
The Economic Development Corporation will discuss a grant for a code-compliant grease trap at 552 W. Main Street. The board will also consider a budget amendment and an increase to a bank card limit. Other items include discussions on the Facade Grant Program and a project at McMillan Park.
Budget established for FY 2027 Public Health Emergency Preparedness Program grant
The Collin County Health Care Foundation Board of Trustees will meet to review budget adjustments and routine administrative items. The board will also consider personnel changes and may enter an executive session.
Lubbock County holds budget workshop for FY2027 funding requests
The Commissioners Court and Budget Committee are conducting a work session to hear funding requests from county departments for fiscal year 2027. Discussions include budget policies, priorities, and operational expenses. The session is part of a series of workshops held in July.
Council to consider $12,500 grant for grease trap at Coupe's Café
The Van City Council will meet to discuss and possibly approve an economic development grant. The funding is intended for the installation of a code-compliant grease trap at a local business.
Pharr Community Development Council to review 2026 Annual Action Plan
The council will hold a public hearing for the 30-day comment period regarding the 2026 Annual Action Plan. The body will also consider a recommendation to approve the plan.
Board considers $40,000 for Vestal Dog Park improvements
The Keep Harlingen Beautiful Board will discuss community cleanup and branding efforts. The board is considering funding for several park improvements, signage, and a student recycling competition.
City Council to consider grant for Bridge Park Improvements project
The Rockdale City Council will hold a public hearing on July 23, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. to consider submitting a grant to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for the Bridge Park Improvements Project. Interested persons may submit written comments to City Secretary Shanna Johnson at City Hall before the hearing…
Parks Board to hold public hearing on Bridge Park grant
The Rockdale Parks Board will hold a public hearing to consider submitting a grant application to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. The grant is intended for the Bridge Park Improvements Project.
ODC Board to approve FY 2026‑2027 General Development Plan, budget and contracts
The Odessa Development Corporation Board of Directors will consider three items at its July 23 meeting: approval of the General Development Plan for fiscal year 2026‑2027, approval of the FY 2026‑2027 budget, and approval of contractor agreements for the same fiscal year. The plan outlines economic‑development goals…
Board will consider a $1.18 million Parks Master Plan grant request
The McKinney Community Development Corporation board will discuss and vote on several grant applications, including a $1,177,920 request for the Parks Master Plan, ADA upgrades, and equipment. It will also review a $575,595 infrastructure grant for the expansion of McKinney Roots Farm and a $447,677.25 grant for…
Board will consider approving grant applications for the Music on Main concert series
The Main Street, Inc. Board will meet on July 23, 2026 at City Hall. Members will approve the minutes from the June 25, 2026 meeting. They will also discuss and consider grant applications for the Music on Main concert series. Public comments are limited to three minutes per speaker.
Board will discuss potential $50,000 cut to tourism sponsorship funding
The Main Street Advisory Board will approve the minutes from the June 25 meeting and discuss updates on downtown sponsorship outreach, including a possible $50,000 reduction in tourism funding. It will also review plans for the Good Morning Downtown event on August 18 and the Meet Me on Main celebration, which may be…
Council to consider up to $21M water infrastructure grant application
The Donna City Council will discuss several items, including a $500 sponsorship for the Donna North Football Program and a request to use the Donna Recreation Center for the 2026 General Election. The council will consider Resolution 2026-24, which would authorize an application to the Texas Water Development Board…
Board approves economic development agreement and a 365‑day grant moratorium
The Dickinson Management District #1 Board will vote on an economic development agreement involving the City of Dickinson, the Dickinson Economic Development Corporation, and the District. It will also adopt a moratorium lasting 365 days on grant or loan applications from non‑city entities. Additional routine items…
Board will consider TIF funding request for Burkburnett Historical Society
The Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Zone Board will adopt the minutes from the January 22, 2026 meeting and approve its financial statements. It will discuss a request for TIF funds submitted by Paula Smith on behalf of the Burkburnett Historical Society for the property at I‑04 W 3rd Street. The board will also…
Commission to discuss planning calendars for 2026-2028
The Community Grants Advisory Commission will meet to review and discuss the planning calendars for the 2026-2027 and 2027-2028 periods. The meeting also includes a review of the June 15, 2026, meeting minutes.
Keep Kaufman Beautiful Board to discuss mural plan and bylaws
The Keep Kaufman Beautiful Board will meet to discuss the creation of a mural installation plan and the development of board bylaws. The board will also review its status as an affiliate with Keep Texas Beautiful and explore potential projects and grant opportunities.
Committee to review neighborhood grants and discuss designated camping sites
The Community Services Committee will review Spring 2026 Neighborhood Vitality Matching Grant applications for potential City Council approval. The body will also discuss policies for a designated camping site for unhoused individuals and receive an update on third-party citywide mailers.
Board will vote on the 2027 fiscal budget and grant allocations
The Corsicana Visitors Bureau Board will review and vote on the 2027 fiscal budget. It will also consider grant requests for Pioneer Village ($3,500) and the Heritage Bowl ($30,000). Updates on local hotel occupancy and marketing efforts will be presented. The meeting concludes with public comments.
Board to consider $5 million grant and terminal expansion contracts
The Airport Development Board will review management reports and FY27 budget proposals. The body is deciding on recommendations for terminal expansion contracts, a federal grant, and a convenience store lease.
Arts Commission to discuss Downtown TIRZ-funded public art project
The Arts Commission will hold discussions on the 2026 SMarts Awards and the Downtown TIRZ-funded public art project, and may give direction to staff. They will also receive financial and staff reports, including on the 2027 Arts and Cultural Grant process. Approval of the June 24, 2026 minutes is also on the agenda.
EDC to consider land acquisition and downtown light pole painting
The La Marque Economic Development Corporation will discuss a funding request from the City Event Committee and quotes for painting downtown light poles. The board will also enter executive session to consider the acquisition or sale of real property.
Kenedy 4B Corporation to hold budget workshop and review facade grants
The Kenedy 4B Corporation will discuss estimated revenues, expenditures, and ongoing projects for the 2026-2027 budget year. The body will also consider cost-sharing facade and signage grants for two local businesses.
Council to review Jobson Park bids and TWDB grant application
The Town Council will discuss budget items for the FY27 Water and Sewer Fund and Fire Department. The body is deciding on bid submissions for the Jobson Park project and a resolution to apply for a Texas Water Development Board grant.
Council will consider a resolution to seek state water development funding
The River Oaks City Council meeting will discuss several actions, including a resolution requesting financial assistance from the Texas Water Development Board. Council members will also consider a grant application for McGee Park improvements and multiple ordinance amendments related to the budget, fire department…
MEDC to consider 2027 budget and business improvement grant guidelines
The Montgomery Economic Development Corporation will discuss the status of the Rabon Fullen House relocation and the proposed FY 2027 budget. The board is also considering the approval of guidelines and applications for a Business Improvement Grant program.
Council to approve COVID‑19 hazard mitigation grant
The Bridge City City Council will consider three resolutions: one to authorize an advance funding agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation, one to adopt residential homestead exemptions for the 2026 tax year, and one to accept federal and state funding under the DR‑4485 COVID‑19 Hazard Mitigation Grant…
City Council to consider establishing full-time fire department regulations
The River Oaks City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a grant for McGee Park and discuss several local infrastructure and service agreements. The body will also consider ordinances regarding the city budget and fire department regulations.
City Council will approve a $4.7 million contract for the Vince Bayou Greenway Trail.
The Pasadena City Council will consider several budget and contract items, including the FY 2026‑2027 Crime Control and Prevention District budget. It will vote on multiple change orders and new contracts for public works projects, such as the Vince Bayou Greenway Trail Phase I. Ordinances to adjust traffic speed…
Board to approve FY 2026‑2027 budget and façade grants
The Mineral Wells Economic Development Corporation Board will review and adopt the minutes from its April 14, 2026 meeting. It will consider and vote on façade grant applications for Bankhead Texas Wine Bar & Barrel Room and The Artisan Table. The board will also decide on membership in Texans for Responsible…
Commission will vote on up to $1M COPS hiring grant and several rezoning actions
The Weslaco City Commission will consider a grant application for the FY26 COPS Hiring Program up to $1,000,000 with a 25% match. It will also act on three rezoning ordinances, including converting a single‑family district to townhomes and a mobile‑home subdivision to a business district. Additional items include…
Board reviews program updates and approves prior meeting minutes
The Harlingen Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will approve the minutes from its April 21 and June 23, 2026 meetings. It will receive updates on tennis facilities, aquatics programs, the Wilson Sports Complex, and the Texas A&M Forestry Grant. The board will also discuss possible items for future agendas before…
Kendall County seeks $337,500 for drainage project
The Kendall County Commissioners Court will consider a resolution to apply for up to $337,500 in state grant funds to cover the county's financial match for the Kendall County Drainage Master Plan Flood Mitigation Assistance Project. The court will also authorize a work order for Scheibe Consulting, LLC to assist with…
LCDC to consider funding for Crockett St. repairs and Lights in Liberty
The Liberty Community Development Corporation will meet to discuss funding for specific local projects. The board will consider expenditures for repairs to Crockett St. and funding for Lights in Liberty.