City of Coppell | 06-09-2026

The City of Coppell, Texas, held a regular session meeting on June 9, 2026, which included significant discussions on the Crime Control and Prevention District (CCPD) budget for fiscal year 2026-2027. The CCPD budget presentation detailed revenues of approximately $5.2 million and expenditures of about $6.38 million, including funding for school resource officers, license plate recognition camera upgrades, and capital expenditures for police vehicles. The board approved a resolution adopting the CCPD budget and authorized budget management flexibility within approved limits. Additionally, the council discussed bond refunding strategies to reduce future debt service costs and create capacity for future bond issues, approving a new ordinance with updated parameters for bond issuance. The meeting also covered the establishment of an Oldtown Special District, focusing on governance structure, district naming, geographic boundaries, and potential alcohol consumption regulations within the district, with council members favoring flexible governance and broad district boundaries. Lastly, the council reviewed and discussed a new policy for naming non-park city facilities, setting eligibility criteria for naming rights, funding responsibilities, and approval processes, emphasizing fairness, transparency, and high standards for honoring community leaders. No direct contract awards or vendor selections were reported, but several budgetary and policy decisions were made that could influence future procurement and capital projects.