City CouncilWednesday, September 23, 2026 · 9:00 AM

#1Ordinance appropriating $1,027,712.44 from the HAS Airport Improvement Fund for a contract with Carahsoft Technology Corp. for VMware software licensing.

#2Approves spending authority not to exceed $1,027,712.44 for renewal of VMware software licensing and support for the Houston Airport System via a Texas DIR cooperative purchasing agreement with Carahsoft. Contingent on passage of Item 1.

#3Amends Motion 2021-650 to increase spending authority for security badging equipment and accessories for the Houston Airport System from IDENTISYS INC.

#4Contract with Kirila Fire Training Facilities, Inc. to furnish and deliver a dual tank with rim and spill fire with working platform for the Houston Fire Department, funded by a grant.

#5Approves spending authority not to exceed $23,584,646.45 for automotive parts, fluids, equipment, and maintenance services for Fleet Management through the BuyBoard cooperative, awarded to Arnold Oil Company of Austin LP dba A-Line Auto Part, through November 30, 2026 with 5 one-year options.

#6Approves $260,000 spending authority for medical supplies and pharmaceuticals for the Houston Health Department through the OMNIA Partners cooperative, awarded to Henry Schein, Inc., through January 31, 2029.

#7Approves purchase of Flygt pumps for Houston Public Works from Hahn Equipment Co., Inc. for $6,013,459 from the Enterprise Fund.

#8Approves spending authority not to exceed $336,000 for 12-month rental of two 900-ECO combination sewer cleaners for Houston Public Works through BuyBoard, awarded to Joe Johnson Equipment dba Kinloch Equipment & Supply.

#9Resolution supporting an affordable rental housing development at 6420 Hillcroft Avenue by Connect Hillcroft, LLC, which received 2025 9% Housing Tax Credits, despite an ownership change adding a member entity solely owned by Harris County Housing Finance Corporation, resulting in an anticipated 100% property tax exemption.

#10Resolution authorizing submission of a project application to Harris County Precinct #4 Places 4 People 2026-2027 Call for Projects for the Safe Crossing and Signals Project, and designating the Houston Public Works Director as the City's representative.

#11Ordinance amending Chapters 16 and 26 of the Code of Ordinances on on-street parking regulations, including service of parking citations by mail, declaring certain conduct unlawful and providing penalties.

#12Ordinance approving a subrecipient agreement between the City and Houston Recovery Center LGC providing Initiative to End Street Homelessness funds for a program offering emergency shelter and medical, substance use disorder, mental health and other services to people experiencing homelessness.

#13Ordinance authorizing an amendment to the Articles of Incorporation of the Houston Housing Finance Corporation and approving the proposed form of the amendment.

#14Ordinance finding public convenience and necessity and authorizing acquisition of one parcel (fee simple or permanent easement) by gift, purchase, or eminent domain for the Runway 13R Protection Zone Project at Hobby Airport, including related acquisition costs.

#15Ordinance appropriating $400,000 from the Library Special Revenue Fund for Houston Public Library's administration of Adult Literacy Services for FY27 through the Mayor's Office for Adult Literacy.

#16Ordinance appropriating $100,000 from the Fire Consolidated Construction Fund and $550,000 from the Public Health Consolidated Construction Fund for the Security Enhancements Project.

#17Approves a first amendment to the contract with High Country Roofing and Restoration, LLC for construction services on the Mason Park roof replacement, in the amount of $39,552.00.

#18Appropriates $2,133,197.07 from the HAS Airport Improvement Fund and approves a one-year contract with MGT Impact Solutions, LLC for a Backup Main Distribution Frame for critical systems at the Houston Airport System.

#19Amends Ordinance No. 2023-1050 regarding the contract with Pape-Dawson Consulting Engineers, LLC for ADA self evaluation and transition plan review services to ensure federal compliance, with $150,000.00 from the General Fund.

#20Approves a 3-year contract with two one-year options with CWP Asset Corp. dba Mister Car Wash for car wash services, with a maximum contract amount of $2,601,582.40 from General, Enterprise and Other Funds.

#21Authorizes contracts with Dell Marketing, HP Inc, and Summus Industries (dba Summus Technologies) for computer and desktop equipment and services, for 3 years with two one-year options.

#22Approves a First Amendment to the contract with Texas Mobile Dentists, Inc. dba Enable Dental for portable dental and screening services for eligible elderly adults, extending through February 3, 2028.

#23Approves a Fourth Amendment to the contract with Haselden Homecare Inc for aging and caregiver supportive services, amending Ordinance No. 2018-1032 and extending through September 30, 2027.

#24Authorizes contracts with Hearing Aid Express, MPJ Audiology Consultant, and Heights Hearing Aids for audiology services, for 1 year with four one-year options.

#25Ordinance approving a fourth amendment to the contract with the Alzheimer's Association to provide Caregiver Information Services through September 30, 2027.

#26Pulled item: ordinance authorizing application to the U.S. Department of Justice for the FY26 Model City Initiative Grant Program, and authorizing the Director to apply for, accept, and expend grant funds. Not considered on September 23, 2026.

#27Ordinance renewing the designation of the north side of the 4400 block of Bell Street, between Fashion and Eastwood Streets, as a Special Minimum Lot Size Block under Chapter 42.

#28Ordinance renewing the designation of the east and west sides of the 1400-1500 blocks of Columbia Street, between East 14th and East 16th Streets, as a Special Minimum Building Line Block under Chapter 42.

#29Ordinance renewing the designation of the 1100 Block of West Cottage Street, between Studewood Street and Norhill Boulevard, as a Special Minimum Lot Size Block under Chapter 42.

#30Ordinance renewing the designation of the 4400 Block of McKinney Street, between Fashion Street and Eastwood Street, as a Special Minimum Building Line Block under Chapter 42.

#31Ordinance renewing the designation of the north side of the 4400 Block of McKinney Street, between Fashion Street and Eastwood Street, as a Special Minimum Lot Size Block under Chapter 42.

#32Ordinance finding the public no longer needs a 12-foot-wide alley (±1,440 sq ft) near East 29th Street and the I-610 Loop Feeder Road, and vacating it to the abutting owner, Panjwani Energy Properties, LLC, for $108,000.

#33Approves a joint participation interlocal agreement between the City and Harris County for construction of the Alief Forest South Drainage and Paving Project.

#34Appropriates an additional $93,516 from the Water & Sewer System Consolidated Construction Fund and approves a first amendment to the Parsons Water & Infrastructure engineering contract for design of force main rehabilitation for the Old Katy and Cook Road Lift Stations.

#35Appropriates $735,000 from the Dedicated Drainage and Street Renewal Capital Fund (Drainage Charge) for the contract with Arredondo, Zepeda & Brunz, LLC for construction management and inspection services.

#36Appropriates $1,441,360 from the Dedicated Drainage and Street Renewal Capital Fund (Ad Valorem Tax) for the contract with Grava LLC for roadway rehabilitation services.

#37Ordinance appropriating $6,327,112.93 from the Dedicated Drainage and Street Renewal Capital Fund (ad valorem tax) as an additional appropriation for the contract with JFT Construction, Inc. for asphalt overlay services.

#38Ordinance amending Section 18-104 of the Code of Ordinances relating to penalties for failure to timely file a campaign finance report, with findings and severability provisions.