Events — Q3 2026
36 events with findings this period
The agenda included presentation and discussion of the City Manager’s proposed Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget and a community input session for public comment.
Resident: Residents had a scheduled public-comment opportunity on the City of Austin’s proposed Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget through the community input session in File 26-2015.
The agenda featured a proposed November 2026 bond-election resolution, a briefing on a development agreement and proposed TIRZ No. 21 in the Dog’s Head area, and a legal discussion of energy-code requirements for new construction.
Journalist: The proposed Dog’s Head TIRZ and development agreement are a focal point for reporting on how a 2,645-acre area could be financed and governed if later considered for implementation.
Lobbyist: The agenda created near-term opportunities to engage on the proposed November 2026 bond-election framework and the Dog’s Head development-agreement and TIRZ briefing.
Developer: Developers with interests near Dog’s Head should monitor the proposed development agreement and TIRZ No. 21 briefing for potential infrastructure-financing and agreement terms if later considered.
The agenda featured Austin Energy briefings on summer weather preparedness, grid resiliency, customer care, and implementation of the Resource, Generation, and Climate Protection Plan to 2035.
Lobbyist: Use the scheduled 2035 plan implementation update and future-items discussion to identify policy issues that may require committee attention.
Journalist: Track the implementation update for Austin Energy’s 2035 resource, generation, and climate plan and seek specific evidence of progress, milestones, and changes in planned generation strategy.
The agenda featured governance and policy discussions on board-bylaw amendments, potential November 2026 City Charter amendments, and a potential 2026 bond election.
Journalist: The combination of a public safety mental health audit, the Integrity Unit’s investigations briefing, and a nonprofit contract-performance audit provides a focused oversight agenda.
Lobbyist: Organizations affected by advisory-board governance, Charter proposals, or bond priorities should track the scheduled discussions in files 26-1680, 26-1956, and 26-1957.
Contractor: Nonprofit service providers and contract-management vendors should monitor the scheduled nonprofit contract performance management audit briefing in file 26-1971.
The agenda included a presentation and discussion of the City Manager’s proposed Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget and a scheduled action to set a public hearing for public comment on that proposal.
Resident: Residents interested in the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 proposed budget can track the public hearing scheduled for July 30, 2026, at 3:00 p.m.
The agenda featured briefings on special-event permits at certain parks, potential Lake Austin drawdown and hydrilla management, and the parkland acquisition process.
Lobbyist: The scheduled ACME special-event permit and parkland-acquisition briefings are the clearest agenda items for monitoring proposed park-use administration and acquisition policy.
Journalist: The scheduled Lake Austin drawdown and hydrilla-management briefing offers a focused opportunity to examine how Austin Water, Watershed Protection, Austin Energy, and Development Services describe the proposed operational and environmental considerations.
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