Matters — April 2026
12 matters with activity · 3 new in this period · 12 resolved
Reinvestment Zone 27 Fiscal Year 2026 Budget
The matter proposed approving the Fiscal Year 2026 operating budget and Fiscal Years 2026–2030 capital improvements budget for Reinvestment Zone Number Twenty-Seven. Motion 2026-0175 was adopted, resolving the matter.
Apr 15: Motion 2026-0205 adopted; all voting aye, nays none
Roseland Area Paving and Drainage Funding
The ordinance proposed a second additional $210,000 appropriation from the Dedicated Drainage and Street Renewal Capital Fund to support the Roseland Area Paving and Drainage project, amend Civiltech Engineering’s professional services contract, and fund related capital improvement cost recovery. It was adopted as Ordinance 2026-0409.
Apr 29: Not Received - Not Considered
Citywide Financial Status and Bond Funds Report
The City Controller and City Administration reported on the city’s financial status, including revenues, expenditures, encumbrances, special revenue funds, enterprise funds, and bond funds. The matter was resolved with Motion 2026-0409, which passed.
Apr 1: MOTION 2026-0160 ADOPTED
Houston Violent Gang Crime Suppression Grant
The city proposed applying for and administering a fiscal year 2027 grant supporting violent gang crime suppression in Northeast and Westside Houston through the Houston Police Department. Ordinance 2026-0282 was adopted on April 1, 2026.
Apr 1: Ordinance 2026-0282 adopted
AAA Action Septic Waste Franchise
The ordinance granted AAA Action Septic Service LLC a citywide franchise to collect, haul, and transport solid and industrial waste from commercial properties. The ordinance was approved on April 1, 2026, with all votes in favor and none opposed.
Apr 1: Ordinance 2026-0211 third and final reading in full; all voting aye, nays none
Texas Mint Commercial Waste Franchise
The ordinance proposed granting Texas Mint Commercial Washing LLC a franchise to collect, haul, and transport solid waste and industrial waste from commercial properties citywide in Houston. It passed third and final reading in full on April 1, 2026, with all votes in favor and none opposed.
Apr 1: Ordinance 2026-0217 third and final reading in full; all voting aye, nays none
Commercial Waste Collection Franchise
The ordinance granted RefreshThreads Cleaners, LLC, a franchise to collect, haul, and transport solid and industrial waste from commercial properties throughout Houston. It passed with all votes in favor and none opposed.
Apr 1: Ordinance 2026-0215 third and final reading in full; all voting aye, nays none
Masters Advanced Remediation Waste Franchise
The City granted Masters Advanced Remediation Services, LLC a franchise to collect, haul, and transport solid and industrial waste from commercial properties citywide. The ordinance was approved on April 1, 2026, with all votes in favor.
Apr 1: Ordinance 2026-0213 third and final reading in full; all voting aye, nays none
J. S. Septic Services Waste Collection Franchise
The ordinance proposed granting J. S. Septic Services Corp. a franchise to collect, haul, and transport solid and industrial waste from commercial properties within Houston under Chapter 39. City Council approved the ordinance on final reading, with all votes in favor and none opposed.
Apr 1: Ordinance 2026-0212 third and final reading in full; all voting aye, nays none
Houston Concrete Contractor Settlement Agreements
The City proposed final settlement, release, and indemnity agreements with Southern Brothers Concrete and J.P. Sewer Main Repair & Drain Specialist LLC for $416,375.78 through the Enterprise Fund. Ordinance 2026-0343 was adopted on April 22, 2026.
Apr 22: ORDINANCE 2026-0343 ADOPTED
Salvation Army Homelessness Services Funding
The amendment extended the City of Houston’s agreement with The Salvation Army through April 30, 2027, and provided $325,000 in additional Community Development Block Grant and Emergency Solutions Grant funds. The funding supported diversion, emergency shelter, and homeless prevention services for households at risk of immediate homelessness. Ordinance 2026-0395 was adopted on May 6, 2026.
Apr 29: Tagged by Council Member Thomas
Small-Diameter Water Line and Hydrant Work
The city accepted Reytec Construction Resources, Inc.'s contract work on miscellaneous small-diameter water lines, fire hydrants, and valves, with final payment authorized if needed. Motion 2026-0220 was adopted.
Apr 22: MOTION 2026-0220 ADOPTED
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