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Council members highlight Stockyards sign, flood‑project open house, Tilly Plaza and community events
Summary
Council members reported on a flood‑project open house, the 2026 bond open house, a new Stockyards way‑finding sign funded by TIF 15, affordable housing ribbon cutting and upcoming community events including turkey bingo and tree lighting.
Council members used their reports to highlight local projects and upcoming events.
Council member Flores thanked the Trinity River Wastewater District (TRWD) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for hosting an open house at the Northside Community Center about the Central City Flood Project and summarized a 2026 bond open house where residents could review proposed bond allotments and "swap" options. Flores also noted the unveiling of a new way‑finding sign in the Stockyards, funded through TIF 15 and completed under budget, and listed community events including turkey bingo at the Northside Community Center and a Chick‑fil‑A family event in the Stockyards area.
Council member Beck reported on the ribbon cutting for Palladium Oak Grove, an affordable housing development replacing a previous problem property, and the groundbreaking of Tilly Plaza on the Trinity River at the Phyllis Tilly Memorial Bridge. Beck also recounted participation in a TCU reproductive justice panel and the Ryan Place neighborhood meeting.
These remarks were informational; no policy votes or funding reallocations were taken during the meeting record.
