Granbury City Council Meeting: October 6, 2026

The Granbury City Council’s regular meeting on October 6, 2026, included procurement-related approvals on the consent agenda, which passed 6–0. The mayor noted a roughly $130,000 two-year chemicals contract (about $65,000 per year) and clarified that a listed $259,000 amount for the Regional Airport Archer Court reconstruction project represented cumulative reductions in change orders—not new spending. The mayor also referenced approximately $500,000 in consent-agenda items, but the transcript did not identify the amount as a single contract or award. No vendors or contract numbers were stated. In public comment, a resident said Hood County had extended the existing dispatch agreement without charge, replacing a prior proposed city charge of about $146,000; the county planned to restart discussions with the city on dispatch and radio-system issues.

Council postponed consideration of a specific-use permit for a convenience store with gas pumps at 115 Pirate Drive until November 3 to allow further review of drainage, traffic, access, and screening. The meeting also included public concerns about a proposed data center and power plant, and a speaker requested disclosure of any related financial commitments or utility obligations. The council entered closed session for pending litigation, real property, and economic-development negotiations; no action was taken afterward. No other contract award or procurement decision was identified.