Katy City Council on Oct. 27 approved a consent agenda and then adopted three separate resolutions to authorize a road bond issuance and enter two service contracts.

The actions—all approved on voice votes with no recorded “no” votes—include a resolution authorizing Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 199 to issue unlimited tax road bonds (Series 2025) not to exceed $2,365,000 for Katy Main Street; a resolution authorizing the mayor to sign a client services agreement with Zomo Health LLC to provide employee wellness services effective Jan. 1, 2026; and a resolution authorizing the mayor to sign Service Agreement Schedule A with Alsco Inc. for uniform services for Public Works under Board Contract No. 773-25 for a three-year term.

Why it matters: the bond authorization would fund road work tied to the Katy Main Street project and the contracts set terms for employee wellness programming and uniform services for city operations. The council voted to approve the consent agenda at the start of the meeting and then considered each listed resolution individually; all three motions passed by voice vote with no opposition recorded.

Votes at a glance

- Resolution authorizing issuance of unlimited tax road bonds, Series 2025 (Fort Bend County MUD No. 199) not to exceed $2,365,000, for Katy Main Street — motion by Council Member Janet Court, seconded by Council Member Roy Robertson; outcome: approved.

- Resolution authorizing the mayor to sign a client services agreement with Zomo Health LLC for employee wellness services, effective Jan. 1, 2026 — motion by Council Member Dan Smith, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Chris Harris; outcome: approved.

- Resolution authorizing the mayor to sign Service Agreement Schedule A with Alsco Inc. (Board Contract No. 773-25) for uniform services for Public Works, three-year term — motion by Council Member Roy Robertson, seconded by Council Member Dan Smith; outcome: approved.

Meeting procedure and context

The council opened the meeting at 6:30 p.m. and established a quorum; Council Member Hicks was absent. The consent agenda was approved by voice vote before the three resolutions were considered individually. Council discussion on the listed items was brief and the meeting record shows each motion carried after the usual call for “all in favor.” The council did not place any conditions on the resolutions in the meeting transcript.

What the record shows — details extracted from the meeting transcript

- Bond authorization: the resolution would permit Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 199 to issue unlimited tax road bonds, Series 2025, not to exceed $2,365,000, for work described as Katy Main Street. The transcript does not specify repayment source, interest rate, sale timing, or how the funds will be budgeted.

- Zomo Health LLC agreement: described as a client services agreement for wellness services intended to “enhance employee engagement and health and wellness initiatives,” with an effective date of Jan. 1, 2026. The transcript does not list contract dollar amounts, performance metrics, or funding sources.

- Alsco Inc. agreement: described as Service Agreement Schedule A for uniform services for Public Works under Board Contract No. 773-25 for a three-year term. The transcript does not include annual costs, billing schedule, or vendor selection details.

Council and staff present

Mayor William H. Dusty Thiele presided. Those voting and speaking on the motions included Mayor Pro Tem Chris Harris and Council Members Janet Court, Roy Robertson and Dan Smith. The City Clerk (referred to in the transcript as Miss McGree) conducted roll call. Council Member Hicks was absent.

Next steps and follow-up

The meeting record does not specify implementation timelines beyond the Zomo Health effective date of Jan. 1, 2026. The transcript does not show staff presenting detailed contract terms, financing plans, or a public hearing on the bond authorization; further information would appear in the official signed resolutions and associated contract documents filed with the city.