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Aug 21, 2026

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Council Moves to Restore Tax Abatements

Published Aug 21, 2026

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Briefing

Jun 16, 2026

Council approves city manager termination

The council unanimously authorized terminating City Manager Daniel Valenzuela’s employment agreement without cause, effective July 15, 2026. It also approved a $755,156.25 watershed-protection grant with a $228,219 local match, a 2027–2031 Capital Improvement Plan, updated fees, and a comprehensive-plan contract of up to $900,000.

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Briefing

May 19, 2026

Data Center Land Use and Utility Rules Approved

The City Council unanimously approved new data center land-use, wastewater-discharge, and water-use regulations, including a conditional-use process and the RM-L zoning district.

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Briefing

May 5, 2026

Council advances data center regulations

The City Council unanimously approved amended land-use regulations for data centers on first reading, with a second reading scheduled for May 19. The council also unanimously accepted City Manager City Valenzuela’s resignation, effective October 31, 2026.

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Briefing

Apr 22, 2026

Council Discusses Data Center Standards

The council presented design standards for data center projects and discussed submitted questions about the Skybox/Emergent data center. The minutes record no action on the presentation.

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Briefing

Apr 21, 2026

Council Moves to Restore Tax Abatements

The City Council unanimously approved participation in tax abatement agreements and advanced an ordinance reauthorizing San Angelo's uniform tax abatement policy, which had expired October 17, 2025. The council also approved a sewer-line cost differential for the planned Arden Heights subdivision by a 6-1 vote.

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Briefing

Apr 10, 2026

Council Reviews Budget Options

City departments presented budget recommendations involving potential fee increases, new revenues, staffing and funding requests, cost savings, and technology investments. The minutes record no formal votes or final budget decisions.

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Briefing

Apr 7, 2026

Nearly $5.2 Million for Lake Nasworthy Work

The City Council unanimously approved contracts totaling $5,144,295.33 for Lake Nasworthy vegetation removal and boat ramp replacements. It also approved $20,000 in water and sewer infrastructure funding for a residential project and a $110,311 waterline extension.

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Briefing

Mar 3, 2026

Council Approves Flood Repair Fee Waivers

The City Council approved waiving certain planning and development fees for repairs to structures damaged by the July 4 flood, with the waiver lasting through the local disaster declaration. It also approved $613,412 for high-density mineral bond road treatment and $179,372.55 in Chadbourne Street project change orders.

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Briefing

Feb 25, 2026

Council Reviews Department Budget Needs

The City Council reviewed revenue, expenses, and efficiency information from 18 city departments as part of budget planning. No formal budget action or vote was recorded.

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Briefing

Feb 17, 2026

Council Orders Data Center Policy Drafts

The City Council directed staff to draft policies for data center projects addressing issues including water use and building size, for Planning Commission consideration. Council also approved $275,000 in South TIRZ incentives, several zoning changes, and intersection safety grants totaling $33,770; a proposed multifamily zoning change across 33 lots failed 2-5.

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Briefing

Feb 3, 2026

Council Funds Roadwork and Advances Housing

San Angelo City Council unanimously approved a $5,881,113 contract for the 2026 annual sealcoat project and an agreement with Tom Green County. The council also approved support for an affordable housing project, authorized applying for a $2.5 million airport tower design grant, and renewed the city’s disaster declaration for the July 4, 2025, flooding.

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Briefing

Jan 13, 2026

Council backs affordable housing projects

The City Council unanimously approved general support for two affordable housing projects under the 2026 Low Income Housing Tax Credit program. Council also directed staff to develop proposed ordinance changes supporting affordable and attainable housing and approved a fiscal 2026 budget amendment.

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Briefing

Dec 2, 2025

Council approves $4.3 million water meter purchase

San Angelo City Council unanimously approved a $4,299,996 purchase of water meters from Core & Main, funded by the Water fund balance. Council also approved $198,600 for a Santa Fe/Downtown River Parks master plan and design services and directed staff to advance proposed animal shelter improvements.

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Briefing

Nov 18, 2025

Council approves housing and downtown incentives

The City Council approved $579,292.45 in TIRZ private incentives for four new duplexes and five downtown building projects, including facade, historic-preservation, fire-safety, and accessibility improvements.

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Briefing

Nov 4, 2025

Police Employment Agreement and Pay Plan Approved

The council unanimously approved an employment agreement with the San Angelo Police Officers Coalition and a related police pay-plan and staffing budget amendment. It also approved fiscal year 2026 costs of up to $174,419 for mental health services and $46,871 for crisis intervention services.

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Briefing

Oct 21, 2025

Retiree health premiums increase

The City Council approved a $13.52 monthly increase in the premium for retirees age 65 and older, bringing the total premium to $33.96. The increase covers a 4.18% cost increase totaling $62,624.64 annually and passed 4-2.

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Briefing

Oct 7, 2025

Council Approves Police Pay and Technology

Council unanimously approved a fiscal-year budget amendment adding Water Lake Patrol funding, Police administration staffing, and a civil-service police pay plan. It also approved up to $309,050 for license-plate readers and drone first-responder products, along with related camera placement on state rights-of-way.

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Briefing

Sep 16, 2025

Council Chooses In-House Animal Adoption Services

The council unanimously rejected a $162,000 proposal from Concho Valley PAWS and chose to implement in-house adoption services.

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Briefing

Sep 2, 2025

Council adopts higher property tax rate

San Angelo adopted a 2025–26 budget and a property tax rate of $0.7947 per $100 of valuation, with the rate approved 6–1. The budget raises total property taxes by $5,716,170, or 9.7%, including $861,795 from newly added property.

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Briefing

Aug 19, 2025

Council Advances 9.67% Property Tax Increase

The City Council unanimously approved a 2025–2026 budget that raises total property-tax revenue by $5,716,170, or 9.7%, and approved a tax rate of $0.7947 per $100 of valuation. The council also set aside $1 million for commercial and multifamily properties affected by the July 4 flood.

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