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Council receives and adopts half-cent sales tax annual work plan and 10-year forecast

City of Tyler City Council · November 12, 2025
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Summary

Staff presented the annual half-cent sales tax work plan and a 10-year forecast; 39 projects were submitted and 15 deemed eligible. Council adopted the plan and approved tiered funding allocations and the plan's use of the West Mud Creek and other projects in tier 1.

Darren Jennings presented the annual work plan for the half-cent sales tax program and a 10-year forecast. He said the city solicited project proposals each April; this year 39 projects were submitted and 15 were eligible after duplicate and other screenings. The program uses a tier system: tier 1 funds current projects, tier 2 covers the next three years, and tiers 3–4 are forecast farther out. Jennings highlighted drainage projects prioritized after recent heavy rains and listed tier 1 projects such as the IT building construction, police training facility, the completed Miracle League facility and a planned relocation for Fire Station No. 2.

Jennings walked council through a 10-year fund forecast that shows a low point around 2027–2028 (about $1.8 million) but stated the balance is sufficient to continue planned allocations. Staff asked council to receive the presentation and adopt the annual work plan. Council moved to approve the work plan; the motion carried on a voice vote.

Council members asked questions about airport projects and FAA funding; Jennings said airport projects receive 90% grant funding. Staff will proceed with the adopted work plan and return with any necessary implementation steps.