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Euless City Council approves consent agenda, declares vacancy and calls May special election
Summary
The council approved the consent agenda, adopted a resolution declaring a vacancy in Place 1 and authorized a special election, and approved Ordinance No. 2445 calling a May 2, 2026, charter election; recorded motions passed but the transcript does not include roll-call tallies.
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At its meeting, the Euless City Council approved the consent agenda and moved onto several election-related items, including a resolution declaring a council vacancy and an ordinance to call a charter election.
Assistant City Manager Lawrence Bryant read consent agenda items that included authorization to purchase water meters and transponders from Aquametric of Selma, Texas; a training and equipment transfer agreement with Tarrant County College District fire rescue training; a contract with Dallas Mechanical Group of Lewisville for heating and ventilation work at the Dallas Star Center under interlocal job order contracting; acknowledgement of the FY2025 annual investment report; adoption of resolution 26-16-89 adopting the 2025 Tarrant County Hazard Mitigation Action Plan local mitigation strategy; approval of resolution 26-16-90 adopting the city's investment policy for all city funds; and approval of minutes for January special and regular meetings.
Councilmember Tompkins moved to approve the consent agenda and Councilmember Price seconded; the presiding Mayor Pro Tem called for votes and announced the motion passed. The transcript does not show individual vote tallies.
On Item 10, the council considered resolution 26-16-91 to declare a vacancy in City Council Place 1, call a special election to fill the unexpired term, and authorize a contract with Tarrant County to provide election services and equipment. Councilmember Price moved approval, Councilmember Bynum seconded, and the presiding officer announced the motion passed; the transcript does not record the roll-call tally.
On Item 11, the council considered Ordinance No. 2445, described as a first and final reading calling a special election for May 2, 2026, to amend the city charter and to authorize related agreements; Councilmember Eads moved to approve, Councilmember Fadell seconded, and the motion passed. The council then opened public comment and reported no speakers before adjourning.
The meeting record in the transcript contains procedural motions and brief approval statements but does not include detailed vote tallies for the recorded motions.
