City CouncilTuesday, January 6, 2026 · 1:30 PM

#1Public hearing on a resolution of no objection supporting 4% Housing Tax Credits for the Bernicia Place multifamily development at 6000 Scottcrest Dr.

#unnumbered-2Report on the City's current financial status, including revenues, expenditures, encumbrances, and bond fund status across general, special revenue, and enterprise funds.

#2Request to confirm the reappointment of three directors to the Gulfton Area Municipal Management District board through June 1, 2028.

#3Request to confirm Fatima Wajahat as the Harris County appointee to Position Eight on the Board of Directors of Reinvestment Zone One through December 31, 2027.

#4Confirmation of Fatima Wajahat’s appointment to Position Eight on the St. George Place Redevelopment Authority Board of Directors through December 31, 2027.

#5Confirmation of Zion Escobar’s reappointment to Position One on the Board of Directors of Reinvestment Zone Twenty through December 20, 2027.

#6Confirmation of Zion Escobar’s reappointment to Position One on the Southwest Houston Redevelopment Authority Board of Directors through December 20, 2027.

#7Approval of five years of spending authority for multiple project-specific reimbursable agreements with the Federal Aviation Administration.

#8Accepts completed work and authorizes any final payment under GRAVA, LLC's contract to rehabilitate and construct lift stations at several sites.

#9Approves contracts for auto car replacement parts and repair services for the Fleet Management Department, with a three-year term and two one-year options.

#10Approves up to $343,418 to purchase replacement public-safety radios and accessories through the state cooperative purchasing program for the Fire and Police Departments.

#11Approves structural repair services for the Chlorine Basin C Structure at the 69th Street Wastewater Treatment Plant.

#12Authorizes purchase of heavy-duty trucks for Houston Public Works through cooperative purchasing programs.

#13Approves a one-year contract, with two one-year options, for magnesium hydroxide slurry and a dosing system for Houston Public Works.

#14Amends a prior motion to increase spending authority for repairs to a wastewater force main support system for Houston Public Works.

#15Approves the purchase of various trailer-mounted pumps for Houston Public Works through a cooperative purchasing program.

#16Approves 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.

#17Authorizes a one-year subrecipient agreement with The Harris Center for Mental Health & IDD to use HOME-ARP and End Street Homelessness funds for a program serving about 250 individuals annually.

#18Authorizes a first amendment extending the subrecipient agreement with Wesley Community Center and adding CDBG funding for early childhood education and out-of-school programs for low- to moderate-income families through October 31, 2026.

#19Authorizes a second amendment to the subrecipient agreement with SEARCH Homeless Services for rapid rehousing case management through December 31, 2026 using Emergency Solutions Grant and CDBG funds.

#20Approves a subrecipient agreement with AIDS Foundation of Houston dba Allies in Hope to use HOPWA grant funds for three permanent residential facilities, supportive services, and tenant-based rental assistance for low-income people and families affected by HIV/AIDS.

#21Appropriates funding and authorizes a construction contract with Granite Construction Company for rehabilitation of Runway 4-22 shoulders and pavement and lighting upgrades, including testing and contingencies.

#22Approves a telecommunications license agreement allowing Verizon Wireless to install communications equipment and operate a commercial mobile radio service antenna system at George Bush Intercontinental Airport.

#23Approves a derivative cooperative purchasing agreement with TDIndustries for operations and maintenance services at the Central Utility Plant for up to three years, with two one-year renewal options.

#24Ordinance concerning the rescheduling or postponement of certain City Council meetings.

#25Ordinance authorizing the Department of Neighborhoods to apply for, accept, and spend Victims of Crime Act Program grant funds from the Office of the Governor of Texas, including a required cash match.

#26Ordinance approving the sale of approximately 6,900 square feet of City-owned land in the Town of Harrisburg to Petra Rubio Cano for $70,000.

#27Ordinance amending Ordinance 2024-691 to acquire three additional parcels for the SETL 54-inch water line project, including possible acquisition through eminent domain.

#28Appropriates funding and authorizes an interlocal agreement with the Greater Southeast Management District for Neighborhood Greenway Phase 2 safety improvements.

#29Appropriates funding and authorizes a contract with the Memorial-Heights Redevelopment Authority for Market Trail and Waverly Street improvements.

#30Appropriates funding and authorizes a professional engineering services contract with CDM Smith Inc. for wastewater treatment plant hazard mitigation and related CIP cost recovery.

#31Appropriates funding and awards Grava, LLC a work order contract for FY2025 street and drainage work, including related CIP cost recovery, contingency, and testing services.

#32Awards Industrial TX Corp a contract for wastewater process unit cleaning and evaluation, funded through the Water & Sewer System Operating Fund.

#33Appropriates funding and awards HB Trenchless, LLC a contract for the Easthaven Wastewater Treatment Plant Flow Diversion Package #3 project.

#34Sets a January 14, 2026 public hearing on landmark and protected-landmark designations and historic-district designation changes for eight properties.

#35Approves up to $30 million in spending authority for three job-order contracts covering construction, asbestos abatement, and demolition services for Houston Public Works.

#36Approves up to $180 million in spending authority to purchase vehicles through cooperative purchasing agreements for various departments over three years.