Granbury City Council meeting: April 21, 2026

The City of Granbury held a City Council meeting on April 21, 2026, where several procurement and capital improvement topics were discussed. A significant portion of the meeting focused on the presentation and adoption of a 10-year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for city streets, developed with the engineering firm TNP. The plan includes 45 projects totaling approximately $50 million, with a phased approach to street repairs and improvements. The council directed the city manager to present an implementation plan for the first phase of the CIP. Additionally, the council approved an updated cost estimate for the US Highway 377 breakout project, increasing the total to about $3.4 million due to inflation and material costs, with funding from state infrastructure bank loans. The council also considered roofing repairs for city facilities damaged by wind and hail; after rejecting all bids from a recent RFP, they decided to award the contract through a competitively bid TIPS contract, totaling nearly $5 million, funded in part by insurance proceeds and airport fund balance. Other agenda items included the removal of a United Cooperative Services item for future consideration and executive session discussions on legal and economic development matters, with no actions taken in closed session.