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Balcones Heights crime-control board approves June minutes, opens budget discussion
Summary
At its July 27 meeting the Balcones Heights Crime Control and Prevention District board confirmed a three-member quorum, approved the June minutes 3–0 and opened discussion of the proposed FY2026–27 operating budget but did not act because a public hearing is required.
The Balcones Heights Crime Control and Prevention District Board of Directors convened at 5:30 p.m. July 27 at the Justice Center, and the presiding chair read the meeting notice and said a video recording would be made available to the public. "Let's call this meeting to order," the chair said at the start of the session.
After confirming a quorum of three members, the board moved and seconded approval of the June 2026 minutes. The chair called the vote and stated, "Motion carries unanimous, 3–0." There were no citizens signed up to speak during the public-comment period.
The meeting then proceeded to the business agenda, where the chair introduced Resolution 2026-01, the proposed FY2026–27 annual operating budget for the Crime Control district, but said the board would not take action at this meeting because a public hearing is required before the board may act. No formal vote was taken on the budget item at this meeting.
The meeting adjourned after a motion and a second to close; the chair called the vote and the session ended. The transcript contains an inconsistent line later in the record — "5 votes to 0" — that conflicts with the earlier stated three-member quorum and 3–0 vote on the minutes; the record does not resolve that discrepancy.
