Tomball council approves assessment update, extends Little League deal, OKs $58,000 Tyler Technologies payment, tightens outdoor-burning rules and ratifies land

The Tomball City Council on March 3 approved several routine and debated items, including an update to the annual service and assessment plan for Rayburn Reserve Improvement Area 3, a $58,000 expenditure to Tyler Technologies for a computer‑aided dispatch (CAD) system, a five‑year extension of the maintenance agreement with Tomball Little League for the Wayne Stovall Sports Complex, an amendment to the fire code removing permission for outdoor burning during major land‑clearing operations, and the ratification of a contract to purchase property at 827 Village Square Drive.

The actions affect property assessments, public safety operations, park facilities and a pending property acquisition for the city. Council members voted to approve each item; meeting minutes record the motions as carrying unanimously.

Ordinance update for Rayburn Reserve Improvement Area 3: The council adopted, on what the meeting records identifies as second reading, ordinance number 202507 to approve the annual service and assessment plan update for 2025. The ordinance notes that the assessments are due and to be collected by Jan. 31, 2026. Megan, a staff member who presented the item, told the council the ordinance follows the recent bond…