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Council suspends proposed gas rate changes, keeps coalition membership
Summary
On a 5–0 vote the council approved two resolutions to suspend proposed gas utility rate changes by Atmos Energy—MidTex and Texas Gas Service and authorized continued participation in the ATMOS Texas Municipalities coalition.
Marble Falls' City Council approved the consent agenda by a 5–0 vote, which included Resolution 2026‑R‑04A to respond to an ATMOS Energy Corporation—MidTex Division rate application and suspend the effective date under the Gas Reliability Infrastructure Program for 45 days while the city continues to participate in the ATMOS Texas Municipalities coalition.
The consent agenda also included Resolution 2026‑R‑04B, suspending the May 9, 2026 proposed interim rate adjustments by Texas Gas Service Company (a division of One Gas, Inc.). Councilmember Lauren Haltom moved to approve the consent agenda and Mayor Pro‑Tem Craig Magerkurth seconded; the consent agenda passed unanimously among members present. The resolutions pause the utilities' proposed rate changes while municipal review and any coalition actions proceed.
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