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Levelland City Council holds FY26 budget workshop, discusses revenues and capital expenditures

Levelland City Council · July 8, 2025
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Summary

At a July 8 special meeting, Levelland city staff and council reviewed FY26 revenues and proposed capital spending. The transcript records the agenda item and attendance but does not include line-item figures, formal motions, or votes; the meeting adjourned at 7:47 p.m.

Levelland’s City Council convened a special meeting on July 8, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. at Levelland City Hall to hold an FY26 budget workshop. Mayor Breann Buxkemper called the meeting to order and led the Pledge and invocation. City Manager James Fisher, Interim Assistant City Manager Justin Balderas and Finance Director Cynthia Sanchez were present for the staff-led budget item.

The single substantive agenda item was listed as “FY26 Budget Workshop — City Staff and Council revenues and capital expenditures.” According to the meeting record, staff and council discussed revenues and proposed capital expenditures for fiscal 2026; the transcript does not include specific dollar amounts, line-item proposals, or any recorded motion or vote on budget items. There were no statements from citizens during the public-comment portion.

Council attendance was recorded as Mayor Breann Buxkemper, Mayor Pro Tem Michael Stueart, and Council members Bill Powell, Max Ledesma and Jaime McCabe; City Attorney Slater Elza was absent. The meeting concluded with the statement, “There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 7:47pm.”

The transcript provided for this special meeting documents the agenda-level discussion but does not include the substantive budget details that would be needed to report on specific revenue projections, proposed capital projects, or next procedural steps (for example, dates for hearings, proposed ordinance language, or votes). For readers and residents seeking specifics, the city’s finance office or subsequent council packets would be the appropriate source for line-item figures and formal actions.