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Council hears briefings on Denton County/TxDOT projects, FY2024–25 audit and FY2025–26 CIP

Northlake Town Council · April 9, 2026
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Summary

Consultants and staff briefed the council on Denton County bond and TxDOT projects, presented the fiscal year 2024–25 audit, and updated the FY2025–26 capital improvement program; council received the items as informational with no votes recorded on the presentations.

Council members heard three informational briefings at the April 9 meeting: a Denton County bond and Texas Department of Transportation project update, the town auditor’s presentation of the Fiscal Year 2024–25 audit, and an update to the FY2025–26 Capital Improvement Program.

John Polster, president of Innovative Transportation Solutions, Inc., briefed the council on Denton County bond program elements and TxDOT road projects that may affect town roadways and timing of improvements. The presentation was taken for information; no action was taken.

Louis Breedlove, the town auditor, presented the Fiscal Year 2024–25 audit. The audit acceptance itself was included and approved on the consent agenda earlier in the meeting (Resolution No. 2636). Breedlove’s briefing was informational and the minutes do not record additional council direction.

Finance Director John Thomson provided an update on the FY2025–26 Capital Improvement Program, which the council received as presented. Staff noted the CIP update was for council information and planning rather than immediate action.

All three briefings were presented as informational items; the minutes indicate the council discussed them but recorded no separate motions or votes tied specifically to the briefings.

The meeting's public input period recorded no speakers; the council referenced the town website where full meeting comments are posted.