The City of Robinson council approved its consent agenda, which included prior meeting minutes, acceptance of Les Davis' resignation from Planning & Zoning (Place 5), and authorization to accept an interlocal agreement with the city of Waco for riverbank restoration cost sharing.

Mayor Greg May read proclamations recognizing the 2025 Robinson High School softball team for winning the UIL Division 2 state championship and naming players and coaches. The mayor also read a proclamation praising Georgia Witt for receiving the American FFA degree and representing the community in agricultural education.

The Ray Robinson Chamber of Commerce (speaker identified in the meeting as Miss Vaughn) announced upcoming community events including the annual Christmas parade, a monthly board meeting, a quarterly networking luncheon on Jan. 22, a semiannual membership meeting on Feb. 12, and the annual membership banquet on July 23. The council also noted that alternate positions on Planning & Zoning are open and encouraged interested residents to apply.

A motion to approve the consent agenda items 7–9 was made, seconded, and approved by voice vote as recorded in the transcript. The transcript does not include the full resignation letter or the interlocal agreement text; those documents should be consulted for official implementation details.