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Amy Peck

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271 mentions across 33 events
Amy Peck is a member of the Houston City Council, where she represents District A. She was first elected in 2019 and has served multiple terms. She has also held the title of Vice Mayor Pro Tem. She appears in council proceedings on topics such as utilities, contracts, budget and development.
33 eventsLast active Tracked since $957.6M city spendingUpdated October 2026

Key facts

Money

$957.6M in total financial activity across agenda items that mention this person.

Largest single item: $180.0M on (Approves up to $180 million in spending authority to purchase vehicles through cooperative purchasing agreements for various departments over three years.)

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Mention Frequency

Topic Distribution

Topics

contract (182)
utilities (125)
governance (74)
transportation (54)
public safety (35)
budget (30)
development (30)
appointment (29)
public hearing (18)
environment (15)

Roles

seconder (219)
mover (31)
mentioned (21)

Connected Matters

Legislative threads where Amy Peck is mentioned

Small-Diameter Water Line and Hydrant Work

2 hearings since Feb 2026·Last: Apr 22, 2026·Contract·Site·Notable

Land Addition to Harris County Municipal Utility District No. 441

2 hearings since Sep 2026·Last: Sep 9, 2026·Site·Notable

Emile Street Bridge Funding Agreement

2 hearings since Jul 2026·Last: Jul 29, 2026·Infrastructure·District·Significant

Furray Road Bridge Replacement Funding

2 hearings since Jul 2026·Last: Jul 29, 2026·Infrastructure·District·Significant

Laura Koppe Road Bridge Funding

2 hearings since Jul 2026·Last: Jul 29, 2026·Infrastructure·District·Significant

West 15th Street Bridge Funding Agreement

2 hearings since Jul 2026·Last: Jul 29, 2026·Infrastructure·District·Significant

Bridge Replacement Funding Agreement

2 hearings since Jul 2026·Last: Jul 29, 2026·Infrastructure·District·Significant

Chateau Forest Drainage and Paving

2 hearings since Jun 2026·Last: Jul 8, 2026·Budget·District·Significant

Memorial City Redevelopment Authority Board Appointments

2 hearings since Mar 2026·Last: Mar 25, 2026·Site·Notable

Memorial City Reinvestment Zone Board Appointments

2 hearings since Mar 2026·Last: Mar 25, 2026·Site·Notable
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January 2026

ACCEPT WORK (CATEGORY) – NUMBERS 7 Through 11
seconder

Accept completed FY 2025 ditch maintenance work and authorize any final payment to the contractor.

RECOMMENDATION from Director Houston Public Works that Houston City Council accept the work and authorize final payment, if any, of the contract with DL GLOVER UTILITIES, LLC for FY 2025 Ditch Mainten

ACCEPT WORK (CATEGORY) – NUMBERS 7 Through 11
seconder

Accept completed FY 2024 ditch re-establishment work and authorize any final payment to the contractor.

RECOMMENDATION from Director Houston Public Works that Houston City Council accept the work and authorized final payment, if any, of the contract with DL GLOVER UTILITIES, LLC for FY 2024 Ditch Re-Est

PURCHASING AND TABULATION OF BIDS (CATEGORY) – NUMBERS 13 Through 17
seconder

Contract for caustic soda and hydrochloric acid for Houston Public Works, with a three-year term and two one-year renewal options.

UNIVAR SOLUTIONS USA, LLC for Caustic Soda and Hydrochloric Acid for Houston Public Works - 3 Years with 2 one-year options - $13,639,565.00 - Enterprise Fund

$13.6M
PURCHASING AND TABULATION OF BIDS (CATEGORY) – NUMBERS 13 Through 17
seconder

Purchase of five M4Knick pH monitoring controllers and sensors for Houston Public Works.

M4 KNICK LLC, for Purchase of Five (5) M4Knick pH Monitoring Controllers and Sensors for Houston Public Works - $30,155.00 - Enterprise Fund

$30K
MISCELLANEOUS (CATEGORY) – NUMBERS 2 Through 6
seconder

Confirms the reappointment of Christopher M. Johnson and Chris Williams to the Reinvestment Zone Number Two board through December 31, 2027.

REQUEST from Mayor for confirmation of the reappointment of the following individuals to REINVESTMENT ZONE NUMBER TWO, CITY OF HOUSTON, TEXAS, BOARD OF DIRECTORS, for a term to expire December 31, 202

9:00 A.M. – PUBLIC HEARINGS
seconder

Holds a public hearing on landmark and protected-landmark designations for six properties and changes to contributing-status designations for two properties in historic districts.

PUBLIC HEARING regarding the designation of a Landmark, Protected Landmark or Change of Designation upon application by the property owners: Landmark: Greater Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist Church a

MATTERS HELD – NUMBERS 35 And 36
seconder

Approves up to $180 million in spending authority to purchase vehicles through cooperative purchasing agreements for various departments over three years.

APPROVE spending authority in an amount not to exceed $180,000,000.00 for Purchase of Vehicles through The Interlocal Purchasing System, BuyBoard, Sourcewell and HGAC Cooperative Purchasing Agreements

$180.0M
MATTERS HELD – NUMBERS 35 And 36
seconder

Approves up to $30 million in spending authority for three job-order contracts covering construction, asbestos abatement, and demolition services for Houston Public Works.

APPROVE spending authority in an amount not to exceed $30,000,000.00 for three Job Order Contracts for Construction, Asbestos Abatement and Demolition Services through The Interlocal Purchasing System

$30.0M
NON-CONSENT MISCELLANEOUS
seconder

Sets a January 14, 2026 public hearing on landmark and protected-landmark designations and historic-district designation changes for eight properties.

SET A PUBLIC HEARING DATE regarding the designation of a Landmark, Protected Landmark or Change of Designation upon application by the property owners: Landmark: Greater Pleasant Hill Missionary Bapti

PURCHASING AND TABULATION OF BIDS (CATEGORY) – NUMBERS 9 Through 16
seconder

Approves up to $5.19 million in spending authority for maintenance, repair, and testing of emergency power units through a cooperative purchasing agreement through November 30, 2027.

APPROVE spending authority in an amount not to exceed $5,190,000.00 for Maintenance, Repair and Testing of Emergency Power Units through the Interlocal Agreement for Cooperative Purchasing for Various

$5.2M