City CouncilTuesday, January 13, 2026 · 1:30 PM

#1Conducts a public hearing on landmark and protected-landmark designations for six properties and designation changes for two properties in historic districts.

#2Confirms the reappointment of Christopher M. Johnson and Chris Williams to the Reinvestment Zone Number Two board through December 31, 2027.

#3Confirms the reappointment of Christopher M. Johnson and Chris Williams to the Midtown Redevelopment Authority through December 31, 2027.

#4Confirmation of seven reappointments to the Greater Southeast Management District Board of Directors through June 1, 2029.

#5Confirmation of eight reappointments and one appointment to the International Management District Board of Directors, with terms expiring in 2027 or 2029.

#6Extension of injury-on-duty salary continuation leave for Senior Police Officer Christopher Pavliska from November 23, 2025 through November 22, 2026, funded by the General Fund.

#7Acceptance of completed roadside and off-road ditch maintenance work and authorization of any final payment under the contract with DL Glover Clearing, LLC.

#8Accepts completed FY 2024 ditch re-establishment work and authorizes any final payment under the related work-order contract.

#9Accepts completed FY 2025 ditch maintenance work and authorizes any final payment under the related work-order contract.

#10Accepts completed construction work for diversions at District 159 and District 237 lift stations and authorizes any final contract payment.

#11Pulled item that would have accepted completed drainage and paving improvements at Bonita Gardens and authorized any final contract payment.

#12Declines acceptance and dedication of a 10-foot utility easement and adjoining aerial easement between Blackhaw Street and Redhaw Street in the Addicks Dam Subdivision.

#13Approves up to $2,082,925.52 to buy replacement parts and repair services for Global 4R air sweepers through BuyBoard for the Fleet Management Department through November 30, 2026.

#14Approves up to $598,801 for mobile printers, paper, accessories, and one year of support services for the Police Department through the Sourcewell cooperative purchasing program.

#15Pulled item that would have approved up to $412,818.78 for software licenses, maintenance, and support for the Enterprise Service Management System Enhancements Project.

#16Purchase of five M4Knick pH monitoring controllers and sensors for Houston Public Works.

#17Three-year contract, with two one-year renewal options, for caustic soda and hydrochloric acid for Houston Public Works.

#18Resolution confirming no objection to proposed affordable rental housing developments and supporting applications for non-competitive 4% housing tax credits.

#19Ordinance amending the CHDO Single Family Home Program Guidelines to comply with HUD's New Home Final Rule and maintain alignment with federal regulations.

#20Approves a first amendment providing additional Community Development Block Grant funding for the Infant and Early Childhood Development Enrichment Program serving low- to moderate-income families through November 30, 2026.

#21Establishes rate-compliance and refund requirements for water and sewer rates charged by Undine, LLC.

#22Appropriates Airport Improvement Fund money for Harper Brothers Construction to perform drainage rehabilitation and upgrade work, including materials testing services.

#23Appropriates Airport Improvement Fund money for The Gonzalez Group to provide construction services for upgrades to Terminal A restrooms.

#24Pulled ordinance to approve a final settlement agreement resolving a lawsuit with EPI-USE America, Inc.

#25Appropriates funds and authorizes RDLR Architects to provide architectural services for renovation of the Magnolia Multi-Service Center, including Civic Art Program funding.

#26Appropriates funds and authorizes English + Associates Architects to provide architectural services for the Hiram Clarke Multi-Service Center Renovation Project, including Civic Art Program funding.

#27Approves a second amendment extending the contract with Bear Services, LP for fuel dispenser maintenance, repair, and automated network services through January 23, 2027.

#28Approves contracts with Pure Business Solutions, LLC and HIED, Inc. for enterprise electronic document solution services for up to three years, with two one-year renewal options.

#29Approves the Downtown Redevelopment Authority's Fiscal Year 2026 operating budget and the Main Street/Market Square Zone's Fiscal Years 2026-2030 capital improvement plan budget.

#30Approves the Old Spanish Trail/Almeda Corridors Redevelopment Authority's Fiscal Year 2026 operating budget and the zone's Fiscal Years 2026-2030 capital improvement plan budget.

#31Approves the Gulfgate Redevelopment Authority's Fiscal Year 2026 operating budget and the Gulfgate Zone's Fiscal Years 2026-2030 capital improvement plan budget.

#32Approves the Memorial City Redevelopment Authority's Fiscal Year 2026 operating budget and the reinvestment zone's Fiscal Years 2026-2030 capital improvements budget.

#33Authorizes an application to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Local Parks Grant and permits the Park and Recreation Department to accept and spend awarded grant funds.

#34Approves an interlocal agreement transferring operation and maintenance responsibility for Moody Park in Precinct 2 to Harris County.

#35Approves an interlocal agreement transferring operation and maintenance responsibility for Keith-Wiess Park in Precinct 2 to Harris County.

#36Approves submission of an application for the FY25 COPS Hiring Program Grant and authorizes the Houston Police Department to accept and expend awarded grant funds, with a required cash match.

#37Consents to adding 1.0568 acres of land to Grant Road Public Utility District for inclusion within the district.

#38Consents to adding 56.3248 acres of land to Intercontinental Crossing Municipal Utility District for inclusion within the district.

#39Finds public necessity for acquiring one parcel of land, including through eminent domain, for the Lift Station Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Design FEMA - CD project. The ordinance authorizes related acquisition, relocation, appraisal, title, recording, court, and expert-witness costs.

#40Authorizes acquisition of fee-simple or easement interests in 13 parcels for the 54-inch Water Line along Genoa Red Bluff and easements from SEWPP to Grayson Street SETL Project, including use of eminent domain and related acquisition costs.

#41Authorizes acquisition of fee-simple or easement interests in three parcels for the Turkey Gully Drainage and Paving Project, including eminent domain and related acquisition costs.

#42Authorizes acquisition of fee-simple or easement interests in three parcels for the Gravity Sewer Line Adjustment Project, including eminent domain and related acquisition costs.

#43Approves a joint-participation interlocal agreement with Memorial Heights Redevelopment Authority for safety improvements on Waugh Drive and Heights Boulevard.

#44Approves a joint participation interlocal agreement with the Energy Corridor District for a Highway Safety Improvement Project.

#45Appropriates additional funding for an agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation to support construction financed through the Dedicated Drainage and Street Renewal Capital Fund.

#46Appropriates funding and approves a second amendment to Sowells Consulting Engineers' construction management and inspection services contract for paving and rehabilitation services.

#47Pulled item that would have approved a first amendment to Walter P. Moore and Associates' engineering services contract for drainage and paving improvements on Scott Street.

#48Awards Equix Integrity Southeast, Inc. a contract for sewer stoppage cleaning and television inspection services, with Water & Sewer System Operating Fund contingency support.

#49Appropriates Dedicated Drainage and Street Renewal Capital Fund money and awards Traffic Systems Construction Inc. a contract for FY25 traffic signal work, including contingencies, testing, and CIP cost recovery.