Matters — 2026
185 matters with activity · 185 new in this period · 67 resolved
Case File 26-1119
The city is holding a closed legal session to discuss legal issues related to the city charter and a removal action with city attorneys. These executive sessions allow city officials and legal counsel to address sensitive matters privately before proceeding with any decisions.
Jul 23: withdrawn
Case File 26-1126
The city council considers the potential removal of Mayor Paulette Guajardo, with possible actions including referral to the Ethics Commission, reprimand, suspension, or removal from office. This action addresses questions of municipal leadership accountability and governance. The special sessions provide opportunity for hearing and council deliberation.
Jul 23: held
Case File 26-0703
The Committee for Persons with Disabilities is considering requests for excused absences from its members. Approval of these requests allows the committee to maintain quorum and operational procedures as members manage scheduling conflicts or unexpected circumstances.
Jun 3: Approved unanimously
Case File 26-0653
The City Council authorized the issuance of General Improvement Bonds, Series 2026, to fund public improvements across Corpus Christi. The authorization included the third bond issuance from the 2022 Bond program and the first from the 2024 Bond program. The ordinance was approved unanimously by the City Council.
May 12: Carried: 9 to 0
Case File 25-1968
Corpus Christi amended its fee schedules for food establishments and established a new reinspection fee to comply with Senate Bill 1008. The fee changes affected how local food service businesses would be inspected and charged. The ordinance was approved unanimously on February 24, 2026.
Feb 24: Passed on second reading on consent agenda: 9 to 0
Case File 26-0144
The City Council amended Section 49-15 of the Corpus Christi Code to allow easement encroachment licenses to be authorized before an encroachment actually occurs, rather than only afterward. This change streamlines the permitting process for property owners and utility companies needing temporary access across others' property for maintenance and infrastructure work. The ordinance was approved unanimously by City Council.
Feb 17: Carried: 9 to 0
Area Plan File 26-0181
A proposal sought to adopt the Padre/Mustang Island Mobility Plan as an element of Corpus Christi's Comprehensive Plan. The Planning Commission reviewed the plan in early 2026, but the matter became inactive without proceeding to City Council for final adoption.
Feb 4: Carried: 6 to 0
Case File 26-1225
The City Council is considering an ordinance that would approve the 2026 annual update to the service and assessment plan and assessment roll for Whitecap Public Improvement District No. 1, Improvement Area No. 1. The update sets and authorizes collection of the 2026 annual installments owed by property owners within that improvement area.
Aug 18: To Be Introduced
Case File 26-1212
The Municipal Court Committee would meet privately with city attorneys to discuss legal and personnel questions involving all Municipal Court judges, including their appointment, employment, evaluation, reassignment, duties, discipline, or dismissal. Any resulting discussion or action would take place in open session.
Aug 18: To Be Introduced
Case File 26-0901
The City Council is holding a pretrial hearing as part of formal removal proceedings against the Mayor. The hearing addresses procedural matters, witness lists, subpoena issuance, and other preliminary issues that will govern how the removal action proceeds. This represents a significant governance matter with substantial implications for city leadership.
Jun 9: To Be Introduced
Case File 26-0568
The Corpus Christi Regional Economic Development Corporation submits its quarterly report detailing the organization's activities and outcomes. This reporting ensures transparency and accountability in the region's economic development initiatives.
May 18: President Summers referred to Item 9. Compliance Officer for the Corpus Christi Regional Economic Development Corporation Randy Almaguer presented the quarterly report. Mr. Almaguer presented the following projects: Marriott - Courtyard & Residence Inn; Texas A&M University-CC Lone Star UAS Center; Homewood Suites by Hilton; Del Mar College Foundation - Enhances Skills Training; South Texas Military Housing, LP-CNATRA Quarters; Service Corps of Retired Executives; Liftfund Interest Buy-Down Program; Texas A&M University Corpus Christi Internship Program; Del Mar College-Internship Program; Del Mar College APEX Accelerator; Del Mar College-Contract Resources Center; Del Mar College-Cyber Center; and Del Mar College-Small Business Development Center. Mr. Almaguer responded to board questions.
Case File 26-0563
Corpus Christi reviews a quarterly report on engineering services and projects managed by the Type B Corporation. The report covers project status, progress, and related engineering activities during the quarter.
May 18: President Summers referred to Item 7. Director of Engineering Services Jeff Edmonds presented the Engineering Services Quarterly Project Updates. Mr. Edmonds presented the following projects: Huntwick Avenue - South Staples to Pavement Change; Industrial Park Roadway Improvements; McCampbell (Agnes to Leopard) Project; Bear Lane (SPID to Joe Mireur Rd.) (Design Only); William Drive (Rodd Field to Lexington Road); Harbor Playhouse Building and HVAC System Improvements; Floodwall Upgrades at Science Museum; Seawall Capital Repairs. Mr. Edmonds responded to board questions.
Case File 26-0354
The Committee for Persons with Disabilities is reviewing an accessibility matter at a specific site. The committee has conducted multiple hearings as part of its ongoing evaluation.
Apr 1: To Be Introduced
Case File 26-0356
The Committee for Persons with Disabilities is reviewing operational and administrative matters, including parking violations, Parks and Recreation programming, 311 service reporting, and employment awards. This committee update examines how various citywide services and programs are performing and what improvements are needed to serve residents with disabilities. The committee considers operational efficiency and accessibility across multiple city departments.
Apr 1: To Be Introduced
Case File 26-1211
The Municipal Court Committee is set to consider the written record of its previous meeting. Approving these minutes creates the official public account of what the committee discussed and decided.
Aug 18: To Be Introduced
Case File 26-0905
This is a matter before the Senior Corps Advisory Committee. Insufficient substantive information is available to describe the proposal, location, or impact to residents.
Jun 11: To Be Introduced
Case File 26-0906
The city is addressing a pretrial legal matter concerning potential removal of the mayor through closed executive sessions with its attorneys. This proceeding directly affects city leadership and governance during the pendency of the removal action.
Jun 9: Future Agenda
Case File 26-0825
The Arts and Cultural Commission is set to take up the minutes from its April 28, 2026 regular meeting. This is a routine record-keeping item documenting the commission's proceedings.
Jun 9: To Be Introduced
Case File 26-0721
The Committee for Persons with Disabilities is reviewing updates to its internal operations and administration, including parking violations, 311 reporting procedures, and employment awards. These administrative items address the Committee's governance, customer service processes, and staff recognition to ensure effective service delivery and operations.
Jun 3: Staff Liaison Annika Yankee reviewed the topics under the Staff Report including ADA parking spaces, 311 reporting, CAST for Kids event, and the City's budget survey. Alison Johnson asked how ADA complaints are identified if there is no ADA category when calling 311. Mrs. Yankee stated that the complaints have to be directed to the department responsible for addressing the type of complaint. Aliza Huerta asked how ADA grievances are addressed. Alejandro Benavides asked if Solid Waste fines people who have not yet received their ADA accomodation. Aliza Huerta stated a desire for critical information, in particular, the Water Supply Briefings, to be made more accessible. Mrs. Yankee pointed out that the Office of Emergency Management has protocols for making information accessible and, in the past, the COVID health briefings were translated to ASL and Spanish.
Case File 26-0355
The Committee for Persons with Disabilities Outreach, Advocacy, and Advisory Subcommittee is presenting a report on its coordination and advocacy initiatives. The subcommittee's work supports residents with disabilities through targeted outreach and advisory programs.
Apr 1: To Be Introduced
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