Euless council unanimously suspends July 31 effective date for Encore Electric rate request

The Euless City Council voted unanimously to approve Resolution 25-1678, suspending the July 31, 2025, effective date of Encore Electric Delivery Company's requested rate change during a brief meeting.

Council members moved quickly through the single agenda item after the invocation and pledges. Mayor Pro Tem Stunaford made the motion to approve the resolution; Councilman Bynum seconded. The presiding mayor asked for votes and the motion passed unanimously. The council opened a public-comment period but no one spoke before the meeting was adjourned.

The resolution, identified in the meeting as Resolution 25-1678, postpones the utility company's requested rate change that had been slated to take effect July 31, 2025. Council discussion on the record was minimal; the presiding official invited comments or questions from counsel before asking for a motion and a vote. The council did not record individual roll-call votes in the available transcript, only that the motion passed unanimously.

The meeting offered no additional details about the reason for the suspension, the duration of the suspension, or next steps for review. No staff presentation, public testimony, or amendment to the resolution is recorded in the transcript. After the vote the council allowed time for public comment, heard none, and adjourned minutes later.

Because the transcript does not include further explanation or timing for review, the resolution’s operational implications—such as when the council will revisit the rate request or whether the suspension is temporary pending a staff report—are not specified in the record provided.