Cedar Hill Council Approves Five-Year Budget Plan for Windsor Park Improvement District

The Cedar Hill City Council held a regular meeting on September 2, 2025, focusing on the approval of budget plans for public improvement districts (PIDs) and community engagement. The meeting began with a presentation from Imelda Martin, Vice President of the Windsor Park PID, who expressed gratitude for the city's partnership and the effective management of neighborhood services. Martin highlighted the positive impact of the five-year budget plan on local residents and commended city officials, particularly Mayor Pro Tem Glover and staff members Jeanette and Tia, for their outstanding support.

Following Martin's remarks, Councilwoman Nazim acknowledged the efforts of the Windsor Park PID, praising their community engagement and successful initiatives. She then moved to adopt Ordinance Number 2025-857, which outlines the five-year plan and budget for PID Number 4, set to conclude in fiscal year 2026. The motion received a second from Councilmember Sims and was unanimously approved by the council with a 6-0 vote.

The meeting proceeded to discuss the Cedar Crest PID, also known as PID Number 5. A public hearing was opened for citizen comments regarding this district's budget and improvement plans. Bertha Middlebrooks, a resident of Cedar Hill, was among those who participated in the discussion, indicating ongoing community interest in the developments.

Overall, the meeting underscored the council's commitment to enhancing neighborhood services through structured budget planning and active community involvement. The council's next steps will include implementing the approved budgets and continuing to engage with residents on future improvements.