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Hewitt council approves minutes, accepts ACFR, makes board appointments and OKs city manager pay increase

Hewitt City Council · March 17, 2026
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Summary

At its March 16 meeting the Hewitt council voted unanimously (6–0) to approve March 2 minutes, accept the 2024–25 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, reappoint two members to the county 911 board, appoint an alternate to the board of adjustment, and approve an annual increase and one‑year extension for the city manager’s contract (amount shown in the record as $7,750).

The Hewitt City Council took several formal actions during its March 16 meeting. All recorded motions passed unanimously (6–0).

Minutes: The council moved to approve the minutes of the March 2, 2026 workshop/regular meeting; the motion passed on a recorded voice roll call.

Annual Comprehensive Financial Report: Mr. Turner moved to accept the fiscal year 2024–25 ACFR as presented; the motion was seconded and the council voted 6–0 to accept the report.

Appointments and reappointments: The council reappointed Ryan Holt (seat 1) and James Delin (seat 2) to the McLennon County 911 Emergency Assistance District Board of Managers; the motion was seconded and approved 6–0. The council also appointed Steve Borick to the board of adjustment alternate position for a term expiring April 2027; that motion also passed 6–0.

City manager compensation and contract extension: Following an executive session on personnel, the council reconvened and recorded a motion approving an annual increase to the city manager’s salary and a one‑year contract extension. The amount recorded in the meeting transcript appears as $7,750; the effective date as spoken in the record was ambiguous (transcript shows "126"). The council voted in favor 6–0.

Procedural notes: The council adopted motions by standard process: motion, second, and roll‑call affirmation. The meeting record did not include further clarification on the effective date for the city manager’s pay change; staff and the city manager's office are the appropriate sources for the finalized contract language and implementation date.